Classic Danube

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Begin by spending two nights in a lovely riverfront hotel in Würzburg, an ancient Franconian wine town, before departing on a relaxing cruise along the scenic Danube River. Your lovely state-of-the-art craft offers a special treat – unlimited wine at every dinner. Float along the river through the Wachau Valley dotted with castles and small riverside towns on a seven night cruise. Pause as you go discovering the quaint villages and lively cities with local guides. Visit Rothenberg’s quintessential Bavarian medieval old town where time has seemingly stood still. Discover Munich’s many charms including its world-famous Glockenspiel. While visiting Vienna’s historic sites, you will be immersed in the city’s atmosphere of opulence and elegance.

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