Day 1-4
Distance:
500km /
310mi
Nuremberg to Vienna
- Your journey begins with a check-in at one of the Danube River cruises.
- In Nuremberg, taste the famous Lebkuchen (gingerbread).
- Stop in Regensburg, one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities and walk through the 12th-century Old Stone Bridge and St. Peter’s Cathedral.
- In Passau, gaze across the confluence of the Inn, Ilz and Danube Rivers.
- Culture in Linz is extraordinarily diverse. On the opposite bank of the Danube, visit the architectural masterpieces of the 19th and 20th centuries in the striking glass-and-steel Lentos Museum of Art.
- Arrive in Vienna.
On the way
Nuremberg, Germany
Amid the fountains, half-timbered houses and old city walls, it is easy to fall in love with Nuremberg.
Regensburg, Germany
The medieval town of Regensburg is a magical combination of stone and charm.
Explore Germany by Water
Exploring Germany via its rivers is a one-of-a-kind water experience.
Day 5-7
Distance:
280km /
170mi
Vienna to Budapest
- Spend a full day in Vienna wandering between the Opera House, Stadtpark and Hofburg Theater.
- At Schönbrunn Palace, the “Versailles of Vienna,” discover where the legendary Empress Elisabeth, most known as Sisi, developed her enchanting personality.
- Find yourself charmed by the Castle of Bratislava from the 13th century while enjoying breathtaking views of Slovakia and Hungary.
- Arrive in Budapest for a full day of exploring both sides of the Danube River named “Buda” and “Pest.”
- Stroll along the Danube promenade or the parks of Margaret Island.
- Enchant your ears at the magnificent Hungarian State Opera House.
On the way
Bratislava, Slovakia
Bratislava is also referred to as the Beauty on the Danube. Its tiny lanes offer an ideal atmosphere for romantic walks to those who love to follow signs of history in the middle of modern world.
The Danube Bend
Travel north from Budapest along the Danube to find beautiful panoramas and wonderful architecture where the old river turns south.
Austria's Stunning Capital
Vienna is famous for its cultural events, imperial sights, coffee houses, cozy wine taverns, and the very special Viennese charm.
Day 8-10
Distance:
460km /
280mi
Budapest to Belgrade
- In Croatia, observe nature and wildlife in the Kopački Rit Nature Park, around the confluence of Drava and Danube rivers.
- Arrive in Belgrade where the Danube and Sava rivers merge between picturesque landscapes.
- Tour Belgrade Fortress, the oldest cultural and historical landmark in Belgrade, and then wine and dine in Skadarlija, the central bohemian quarter.
- Take a full day to experience the Iron Gates, one of the most impressive natural wonders of Europe, and the natural border between Serbia and Romania.
On the way
Ilok, Croatia
The Croatian town of Ilok rises harmoniously over the Danube and is surrounded by the slopes of Fruška gora and beautiful vineyards.
Highlights of Budapest
Budapest invites you to explore by day and discover by night.
From Budapest to Belgrade
Take the bike from Budapest to Belgrade for a picturesque European travel experience.
Day 11-14
Distance:
930km /
580mi
Belgrade to Constanta
- Enjoy a short trip in the embrace of the Danube around parts of Persina and Golyama Barzina Island.
- Make a stop in Ruse, one of Bulgaria’s most elegant cities, thanks to its imposing belle époque architecture.
- Spend a day in Bucharest, known as the “Paris of the East,” famous for its Belle Epoque-era architecture from the 19th century.
- Arrive in Constanta and gaze across the Black Sea coast. Explore the fascinating heritage of Roman vestiges, historic buildings, facades and mosques that color the Old City Centre.
- End your journey with reflection and relaxation at a Black Sea spa.
On the way
Constanta, Romania
Populated with mansions, traditional villages, vineyards, ancient monuments and the Danube Delta, Romania an ideal spot for lovebirds.
Belgrade's Best
As one of the oldest cities in all of Europe, Belgrade invites you to explore its best attractions.
Romania's Danube
Plan a cruise down the Danube Delta in Romania.