Gems of the Danube with Prague

This morning join your knowledgeable local guide on a fascinating walk through the city and view the famous Astronomical Clock. Afterwards you might wish to venture across the world-famous Charles Bridge. This incredibly beautiful structure was commissioned in 1357 by Charles IV after the Judith Bridge was destroyed by floods.

Stroll this magnificent city at your leisure. Situated on the banks of the River Vltava in central Bohemia, the beautiful city of Prague is rich in history and home to some of the worlds most striking architectural wonders. Theres no need to plan ahead your Tour Director is on hand to take care of everything.

Today youll journey by coach to fascinating Nuremberg in Bavaria, which dates back to the 11th century. Your cruise begins here, and youll get to toast the occasion at this evenings welcome reception.

Choose to visit moving WWII sites or try something a little lighter the ‘Tastes of Nuremberg’, a tour of culinary delights that will help you discover a passion for local bratwurst, beer and gingerbread. We wont tell anyone if you loosen your belt a little.

At the confluence of three rivers, Regensburg offers a rich tapestry of experiences, from its medieval Old Town to the Bavarian Forest on its border.

Take an excursion to the medieval Czech town of Cesky Krumlov and discover its World Heritage-listed old city, or journey to Salzburg and explore the birthplace of Mozart, and the city backdrop for the film The Sound of Music.

Be guided through Melks magnificent 18th century Benedictine Abbey. Alternatively, if youre feeling more active, embark on an enjoyable guided bike ride along the river from Melk to one of the most enchanting villages in the region, Drnstein at your own pace, of course.

Today you have options galore.

We find ourselves in Budapest, one of Europes oldest and prettiest cities.