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Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · Koblenz, Switzerland · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick grape · Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany · Speyer, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Basel, Switzerland

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Hoorn, The Netherlands · Rotterdam, The Netherlands · Dordrecht, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Nestled between the Linge and Merwede Rivers, Gorinchem is the largest fortified city in The Netherlands. The well-preserved city walls and the striking Dalem Gate, relics of a storied past, have stood guard over this charming locale since the 13th c · Wesel, Germany · Nijmegen, The Netherlands · Maastricht, The Netherlands · Antwerpen, Belgium

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Baden-Baden, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Basel, Switzerland

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Baden-Baden, Germany · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany

Lyon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of the Ro · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Hoorn, The Netherlands · Rotterdam, The Netherlands · Dordrecht, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Nestled between the Linge and Merwede Rivers, Gorinchem is the largest fortified city in The Netherlands. The well-preserved city walls and the striking Dalem Gate, relics of a storied past, have stood guard over this charming locale since the 13th c · Wesel, Germany · Nijmegen, The Netherlands · Maastricht, The Netherlands · Antwerpen, Belgium

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Passau, Germany · Linz, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Bratislava, Slovakia · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Melk, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wertheim, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · Tournon, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Lyon, France

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany · Speyer, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Speyer, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Basel, Switzerland

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Speyer, Germany · Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Speyer, Germany · Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Lyon, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Speyer, Germany · Rudesheim am Rhein, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Lyon, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Viviers, France · Tournon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Lyon, France

Antwerpen, Belgium · Maastricht, The Netherlands · Nijmegen, The Netherlands · Wesel, Germany · Dordrecht, The Netherlands · Rotterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Hoorn, The Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · Tournon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of the Ro · Lyon, France

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · Tournon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Lyon, France

Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Baden-Baden, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Basel, Switzerland

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Baden-Baden, Germany · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Hoorn, The Netherlands · Rotterdam, The Netherlands · Dordrecht, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Nestled between the Linge and Merwede Rivers, Gorinchem is the largest fortified city in The Netherlands. The well-preserved city walls and the striking Dalem Gate, relics of a storied past, have stood guard over this charming locale since the 13th c · Wesel, Germany · Nijmegen, The Netherlands · Maastricht, The Netherlands · Antwerpen, Belgium

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Miltenberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Melk, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Lyon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Melk, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Wertheim, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Miltenberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Melk, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Tournon, France · Vienne, France · Lyon, France

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of the Ro · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · Lyon, France

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Baden-Baden, Germany · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany

Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Baden-Baden, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Basel, Switzerland

Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Melk, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Wertheim, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · Lyon, France

Antwerpen, Belgium · Maastricht, The Netherlands · Nijmegen, The Netherlands · Wesel, Germany · Rotterdam, The Netherlands · Dordrecht, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Hoorn, The Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Miltenberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Melk, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Miltenberg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wurzburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Melk, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Melk, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wertheim, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · Lyon, France

Lyon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Miltenberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Melk, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

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Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Miltenberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Melk, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Lyon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of the Ro · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Melk, Austria · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wertheim, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Miltenberg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wurzburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Melk, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Miltenberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Melk, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary

Budapest, Hungary · Vienna, Austria · Melk, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Passau, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wertheim, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Cologne, Germany · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Avignon, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France · Viviers, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · Lyon, France

Budapest, Hungary · Bratislava, Slovakia · Vienna, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Linz, Austria · Passau, Germany

Lyon, France · Vienne, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Nuremberg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Wurzburg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Baden-Baden, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Basel, Switzerland

Basel, Switzerland · Breisach am Rhein, Germany · Strasbourg, Alsace, France · Baden-Baden, Germany · Frankfurt am Main, Germany · Marktheidenfeld, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · Nuremberg, Germany

Budapest, Hungary · Bratislava, Slovakia · Vienna, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Linz, Austria · Passau, Germany

Passau, Germany · Linz, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Vienna, Austria · Bratislava, Slovakia · Budapest, Hungary

Lyon, France · The lure of fine cuisine, charming villages and breathtaking vistas is never-ending along the Rhône River. Journey along this graceful waterway, meandering past vine-clad banks, and incredibly preserved echoes of medieval times and the days of · Vienne, France · Tournon, France · Viviers, France · In the last days of the Roman Empire, Arles was the capital of Roman Gaul and boasts many Gallo-Roman ruins including Les Arènes; this ancient amphitheater seats 20,000 and is still used today for bullfights and plays. The town has an energeti · Avignon, France

Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Sail the bucolic waters of the Rhine, deep into the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta, as classic Dutch landscapes unfurl all around. Flat farmland, charming windmills and svelte poplar trees line the shores, and vast tracts of land stretch in all directions · Kinderdijk, Netherlands · Cologne, Germany · The Rhine River flows through one of Germany’s most scenic regions. As you sail its most picturesque stretch, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Middle Rhine, you will pass vineyard-blanketed hills whose steep slopes require vintners to pick · Koblenz, Switzerland · Miltenberg, Germany · Journey along one of Germany’s most important waterways today, passing landscapes that embody the country’s scenic beauty and storybook charm. You will sail by quaint riverside villages, undulating farm country and the sylvan forests of the Spessart · Wurzburg, Germany · Bamberg, Germany · As far back as 1,200 years ago, visionary Frankish Emperor Charlemagne contemplated connecting the Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers so ships could travel the length of Europe. Today, his dream dramatically comes to life. The Main-Danube Canal employs 16 · Nuremberg, Germany · Regensburg, Germany · Passau, Germany · Melk, Austria · Krems an der Donau, Austria · Sail through a serene tapestry of terraced vineyards, forested slopes, charming towns and castle ruins in Austria’s Wachau Valley, celebrated as perhaps the most scenic stretch of the Danube. Journey 18 miles through this vast UNESCO World Heritage S · Vienna, Austria · Budapest, Hungary