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Ultimate European Journey

River Cruise Europe

25 DAYS FROM AMSTERDAM TO BUCHAREST

Ultimate European Journey. For centuries, people have dreamed of linking the great rivers of Europe. Now it possible to travel by water across the continent between the Black and North seas.

Today that dream is a reality.

Prepare for the cruise of a lifetime as you travel the length of Europe through nine nations, exploring wonders of the Old and the New World, the East and the West. Sail the romantic Rhine, the Main and the Danube, witnessing natural beauty and incomparable architectural feats.

Visit six capital cities (Amsterdam, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Belgrade and Bucharest) and a dozen villages.
Enjoy numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the castle-dotted Upper Middle Rhine Valley and magnificent Cologne Cathedral.

From Amsterdam to Bucharest you’ll visit the best of Europe, with its spectacular architecture and stunning history.

Who will enjoy this cruise/tour?

Ultimate European Journey is a combination of Highlights of Eastern Europe and European Jewels. For Travelers wishing to discover Europe’s past and present, from east to west, and Amsterdam to Bucharest.

Amsterdam

You’ll be experience an “Morning with the Masters”. A Visit without crowds to the Hermitage Museum.

Frankfurt

Frankfurt is versatile. Business, trade fairs, shopping on the one hand, culture, cosiness and traditions on the other. Frankfurt has something for everyone.

Vienna

Baroque streetscapes and imperial palaces set the stage for Vienna’s artistic and musical masterpieces, alongside its coffee-house culture and vibrant epicurean and design scenes.

Budapest

is the capital and largest city of Hungary. With over 1. 7 million inhabitants, Budapest is the tenth largest city in the European Union. According to the British market research company Euromonitor International, it is one of the twenty cities in Europe most visited by tourists.

Belgrade

Belgrade is the capital of Serbia. Located at the mouth of the Sava into the Danube, it has a population of 1. 6 million (in the conurbation) and is thus the third largest city on the Danube after Budapest and Vienna

Bucharest

Known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards.
Glorious Belle Époque buildings and a reputation for the high life (which in the 1900s earned its nickname of “Little Paris”), Bucharest, Romania’s largest city and capital, is today a bustling metropolis.