Traveling Well


Includes… • All private Tauck shore excursions – $1,350 Value!


• Two nights each in Prague and Budapest in the heart of these historic cities; whichever direction you travel, you’ll end your cruise at a Four Seasons!


• Tauck Exclusive – Private Imperial Evening at a palace in Vienna with dinner and Viennese performers


• Tauck Exclusive – Private dinner in Prague at Lobkowicz Palace, Prague Castle


• Tauck Exclusive – Private tour of the Baroque libraries in Prague’s Strahov Monastery


• Choice in Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace or the Imperial Apartments at the Hofburg


• Choice of a full day in Salzburg or Cesky Krumlov


• Evenings of local performing artists and classical music aboard the riverboat


• Unlimited complimentary beverages aboard ship include regional wine, beer and premium spirits in addition to specialty coffee, water and soft drinks


• Gratuities to ship staff, drivers, local guides, Tauck Directors and Tauck Cruise Director


• Airport and train station transfers upon arrival and departure as noted


• 27 meals, service charges, taxes, porterage, & applicable fuel surcharges


Castles of all descriptions from Prague to Budapest, many lining the Danube, have watched over the landscape from their royal perches for hundreds of years. They remain lasting testimony to kingdoms and culture... regal, romantic and ready to welcome Tauck river cruisers – during a private dinner in Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle and an exclusive evening of Imperial entertainment and dining at a private palace in Vienna... in Baroque Salzburg and atop Castle Hill in Budapest... on a hike to Kuenringerburg Castle... and on your tour of Vienna’s Schönbrunn Palace or Hofburg Palace!


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