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Discover Europe like the grandees of yesteryear with this classic Viking River Cruise which visits four countries over fifteen days. Enjoy stunning and ever-changing scenery, history, and heritage with delicious regional cuisine and fine wines.
Explore the capital cities of Budapest, Vienna, and Amsterdam with port stops at Passau, Nuremberg, Koblenz, Cologne, and Kinderdijk. Twelve guided tours showcase famous landmarks with expert guides providing fascinating Danube River Cruise excursions.
Travel on board one of Viking’s fleet of legendary longships where contemporary design meets classic cruising style. Suites and staterooms enjoy private balconies and luxury amenities include a library and al fresco dining terrace.
Cruise Line: Viking River Cruises 
Ship: Viking Longship Fleet 
Duration: 14 Nights
Departure: Apr - Nov 
Sail through the heart of Europe on this luxury 14-night cruise, which showcases the very best scenery, history, and culture, not to mention delicious regional cuisine and a selection of fine local wines to accompany each meal. Luxury and comfort are guaranteed aboard one of Viking’s iconic Longships. Enjoy contemporary interiors with a design that maximises the river view and generously-sized suites and staterooms with private balconies.
Embark your luxury river cruiser moored in the heart of Budapest, Hungary’s vibrant and historic capital city, which straddles both banks of the iconic Danube River. One side is home to Buda, historic and traditional, with modern-day Pest on the other.
Explore Budapest’s Old Town, a medieval warren of narrow streets and pretty houses in the Castle District. Buda Castle was built in the 13th century and transformed in the 18th century to its current Baroque glory. Enjoy a thermal spa.
Discover Vienna’s legendary classical music history, echoed throughout the many boulevards of stunning architecture, including the Hofburg Palace and Opera House. Admire the Baroque and Gothic-Romanesque buildings in the legendary Ringstrasse.
Spend another day exploring the city. Visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum and view the Hapsburg’s collection of fine art. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy a coffee and some Sachertorte, included on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritages.
Sail the stunning scenery of the Wachau Valley, considered the most beautiful stretch of the Danube. The picturesque scenery is reminiscent of childhood fairytales. Arrive in Melk, with its famous 900-year-old Benedictine Abbey.
Known as the ‘City of Three Rivers,’ Passau is one of Germany’s oldest cities and sits at the confluence of the Inn, Ilz, and Danube rivers. This strategic location has created a fascinating economic and political history on the German-Austrian border.
This picturesque town escaped significant damage in World War II and is now one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities. It is the oldest city on the Danube and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Tour the old town and uncover centuries of history.
Sail the 16 stair-step locks that make up the Main-Danube Canal before arriving in Nuremberg. Despite intense bombing during World War II, the medieval city walls remain. Visit the Zeppelin Fields, home to the Nazi rallies and the Palace of Justice.
A stroll around Bamberg will reveal pretty, winding streets, an Old Town Hall situated on a bridge over the river, and a stunning 11th-century cathedral. Take time out to try Bamberg’s speciality smoked beer.
You wouldn’t know that Würzburg was heavily damaged during World War II as the city has been completely restored. Visit the magnificent Bishops’ Residenz palace built in 1744, and the Marienberg Fortress, originally a Celtic hill fort.
Explore historic Wertheim, a charming town at the confluence of the Main and Tauber rivers and famous for its wines. The medieval town centre has a spectacular 12th-century castle and Pointed Tower above the quaint half-timbered houses.
Sail the most picturesque stretch of this famous river, the Middle Rhine, and the magnificent Rhine Gorge before arriving in Koblenz, a true picturebook city with cobblestone streets, wooden beamed houses, and medieval churches.
Cologne is a kaleidoscope of modern plazas with boutiques, restaurants, and ancient ruins, with a design informed by the city’s Roman heritage. The 14th-century Gothic twin-spired cathedral survived World War II and offers fabulous views.
Marvel as the scenery changes to classic Dutch landscapes with windmills and flower fields as you sail via the Rhine Delta to Kinderdijk. Kinderdijk has many preserved UNESCO-listed 18th-century windmills, some of which are museums.
Arrive in Amsterdam, the Dutch capital, a beautifully compact and accessible city criss-crossed with canals and home to more than 1,500 bridges. After breakfast on board the ship, disembark and start your journey back to the UK.
Arrive in Amsterdam, the Dutch capital, a beautifully compact and accessible city criss-crossed with canals and home to more than 1,500 bridges. Embark and start your journey.
Marvel as the scenery changes to classic Dutch landscapes with windmills and flower fields as you sail via the Rhine Delta to Kinderdijk. Kinderdijk has many preserved UNESCO-listed 18th-century windmills, some of which are museums.
Cologne is a kaleidoscope of modern plazas with boutiques, restaurants, and ancient ruins, with a design informed by the city’s Roman heritage. The 14th-century Gothic twin-spired cathedral survived World War II and offers fabulous views.
Sail the most picturesque stretch of this famous river, the Middle Rhine, and the magnificent Rhine Gorge before arriving in Koblenz, a true picturebook city with cobblestone streets, wooden beamed houses, and medieval churches.
Explore historic Wertheim, a charming town at the confluence of the Main and Tauber rivers and famous for its wines. The medieval town centre has a spectacular 12th-century castle and Pointed Tower above the quaint half-timbered houses.
You wouldn’t know that Würzburg was heavily damaged during World War II as the city has been completely restored. Visit the magnificent Bishops’ Residenz palace built in 1744, and the Marienberg Fortress, originally a Celtic hill fort.
A stroll around Bamberg will reveal pretty, winding streets, an Old Town Hall situated on a bridge over the river, and a stunning 11th-century cathedral. Take time out to try Bamberg’s speciality smoked beer.
Sail the 16 stair-step locks that make up the Main-Danube Canal before arriving in Nuremberg. Despite intense bombing during World War II, the medieval city walls remain. Visit the Zeppelin Fields, home to the Nazi rallies and the Palace of Justice.
This picturesque town escaped significant damage in World War II and is now one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities. It is the oldest city on the Danube and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Tour the old town and uncover centuries of history.
Known as the ‘City of Three Rivers,’ Passau is one of Germany’s oldest cities and sits at the confluence of the Inn, Ilz, and Danube rivers. This strategic location has created a fascinating economic and political history on the German-Austrian border.
Sail the stunning scenery of the Wachau Valley, considered the most beautiful stretch of the Danube. The picturesque scenery is reminiscent of childhood fairytales. Arrive in Melk, with its famous 900-year-old Benedictine Abbey.
Spend another day exploring the city. Visit the Kunsthistorisches Museum and view the Hapsburg’s collection of fine art. Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy a coffee and some Sachertorte, included on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritages.
Discover Vienna’s legendary classical music history, echoed throughout the many boulevards of stunning architecture, including the Hofburg Palace and Opera House. Admire the Baroque and Gothic-Romanesque buildings in the legendary Ringstrasse.
Explore Budapest’s Old Town, a medieval warren of narrow streets and pretty houses in the Castle District. Buda Castle was built in the 13th century and transformed in the 18th century to its current Baroque glory. Enjoy a thermal spa.
Disembark your luxury river cruiser moored in the heart of Budapest, Hungary’s vibrant and historic capital city, which straddles both banks of the iconic Danube River. One side is home to Buda, historic and traditional, with modern-day Pest on the other.
Explore Four Countries and Three Iconic European Rivers
Explore Four Countries and Three Iconic European Rivers with Crui.se
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There are detailed deck plans on the website, plus information about the layout of suites and staterooms and where different rooms are located on the ship. There is a dropdown menu selection with all the Viking vessels. On our website, you can also take a virtual 360-degree tour of your Viking Longship.
All our Viking Longships offer free on-board Wi-Fi. Guests may bring their own tablet or laptop; our cruise staff can help you with the settings when you come on board. Alternatively, we do have guest computers, which are free to use. Internet service and download speeds can vary depending on the location or the weather.
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