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MV Casanova
7 Nights
Highlights: Passau, Durnstein, Vienna, Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Melk, Passau
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Cruise Itinerary
DayDestinationArriveDepart
1Fly from UK airport (UK)
2Passau (Germany)
Walk around the towns narrow streets and through the old town and past traditional patrician houses. See the Oberhaus Fortress and visit the impressive baroque St Stephans Cathedral, where you can see the largest church organ.
3Durnstein and Vienna (Austria)
Surrounded by vineyard lining softly rolling hills, Durnstein invites exactly the kind of exploration your tour provides as you visit its 14th century Collegiate Church and fortified Old Town ovelooked by the craggy ruins of the castle that once imprisoned Richard the Lionheart during the Crusades. Visit the opera in Vienna.
4Budapest (Hungary)
Take a journey along famous Andrassy Boulevard and see numerous 19th and 20th century mansions and the National Opera House. Other sites are the renowned Parliment building and Chain Bridge.
5Bratislava (Slovakia)
Take a tour of the Slovak Republic's charming capital to see attractions like the medieval fortifications at Michael's Tower, baroque Trinity Church and Gothic St. Martin's Cathedral. Pass by several baroque palaces from the Hapsburg Dynasty.
6Vienna (Austria)
Visit the Baroque Belvedere Palace with colourful gardens and wonderful art. Visit sites including the Opera House, StadtPark, and Hoffburg Theatre.
7Vienna (Austria)
Visit the Baroque Belvedere Palace with colourful gardens and wonderful art. Visit sites including the Opera House, StadtPark, and Hoffburg Theatre.
8Melk (Austria)
Home to one of the most splendid examples of Baroque architecture in Europe, Melk is justly famous for its magnificent abbey. Determined to reconstruct a vision of heaven in the abbey church, artisans gilded virtually every surface with gold leaf to produce one of the most beautiful and ornate churches in existence.
9Passau (Germany)
Walk around the towns narrow streets and through the old town and past traditional patrician houses. See the Oberhaus Fortress and visit the impressive baroque St Stephans Cathedral, where you can see the largest church organ.
10Fly to the UK (UK)

River Danube

Europe's second-longest river, the Danube, wanders nearly 2,000 miles, from Romania's Black Sea to the Black Forest of Germany. No other river connects such a dazzling array of cities and landscapes-Tulcea in the East to Passau, one of Germany's oldest cities, bordering Austria. Cruising at a leisurely pace, you'll pass through no less than six countries and explore capital cities such as Serbia's Belgrade, Hungary's bustling Budapest and Vienna, Austria's sophisticated centre of classical music, art, theatre and history. Our longest cruises on the Danube afford guests the time and opportunity to discover little known Eastern European treasures: Romania's Oltenitza, with its 4th century settlements; Russe, Bulgaria's largest river port; and Mohacs, Hungary's sleepy town where distinctive, unglazed black potter is produced.