From Bavaria to the Moselle


Regensburg to Trier Belgrade - Vienna


Friday 13th July to Tuesday 24th July 2018 11 nights including 2 Gala Dinners


A captivating cruise which highlights the contrasts between the majestic Main and Rhine to the serenely scenic Moselle. Discover Bavaria’s medieval cities, ancient castles and sample fine wines from some of the oldest vineyards in Germany.


Travel Plan – 11 nights


Friday 13th July Accompanied flight to Munich and onward transfer to Regensburg where Royal Crown awaits.


Saturday 14th July Kelheim – Weltenburg Abbey and monks’ beer tasting. Cruise the Main-Danube canal to Nuremberg.


Sunday 15th July Nuremburg – City Tour and Imperial Castle. Nuremberg – Nuremberg Trial Documentation Centre and Rally Grounds.


Monday 16th July UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bamberg – Walking tour and Altes Rathaus. Bamberg – Local beer tasting.


Tuesday 17th July Cruise the Main River to Würzburg. Rothenburg ob der Tauber – Tour the historic old town and ancient fortress.


Wednesday 18th July Cruise the Main River to Miltenberg. Miltenberg – Walking tour including the Old Market Place, and Germany’s oldest royal inn.


Thursday 19th July Mainz – Guided tour. Mainz – Eberbach Monastery wine tasting tour.


Friday 20th July Cruise the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Rhine Gorge. Koblenz – Castle Namedy private tour, reception and banquet dinner.


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Saturday 21st July Cruise the Moselle to Cochem. Cochem – Reichsburg Castle and wine tasting.


Sunday 22nd July Scenic cruise of the Moselle to Bernkastel. Bernkastel – Walking tour and wine tasting.


Monday 23rd July Trier – City tour and Porta Nigra. Trier – Free time to explore the city at leisure.


Rothenburg ob der Tauber


Prices per person Twin Cabins


Double Cabins Single Cabins


Deluxe Cabin Premium Cabin


Royal Suite Deluxe Cabin


Brochure Fare New Fare £4,695


£5,225 £6,590


£8,360 £6,545


4 From Bavaria to the Moselle


£5,930 £7,520


£5,885


Tuesday 24th July Transfer to Luxembourg airport for the return journey to the UK.


Guest Speaker: Martin Bell OBE Martin is an author, journalist, politician and was appointed UNICEF Ambassador for Humanitarian Emergencies in 2001. He joined the BBC in 1962 and became diplomatic correspondent, chief Washington correspondent and Berlin correspondent. BBC and UNICEF assignments have included 102 countries and 18 wars. He was wounded by mortar fire in Sarajevo in 1992.


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