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Detailed Itinerary: Vienna to Prague

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Day 1: Vienna (Embarkaion Day)

Transfer from Vienna International Airport to your ship.

Day 2: Vienna

On this day, explore the “City of Waltzes” and dive into its vast artistic and musical legacy with your choice of tours. The city is known for its Imperial palaces, famous residents and expansive art collections. See the highlights as you take in Old Town’s art and food, including scrumptious pastries, or discover Viennese history at the World Museum Vienna, renowned for its collection of Habsburg family treasures. Cap your day with an exclusive after-hours visit of Schönbrunn Palace and experience one of Vienna’s most popular tourist attractions after everyone else leaves. The captivating Baroque-style masterpiece reflects 300 years of changing history, styles and Habsburg monarchs.

Choice of Vienna Mystery Tour or Vienna panoramic highlights & World Museum Vienna: the manic Habsburg collector’s treasures

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Jewish Vienna Walking Tour. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 3: Weissenkirchen

Start your day in the heart of the Danube Valley, strolling through Weissenkirchen’s idyllic wine village while sampling mouthwatering Austrian pastries. If you’ve had one too many pastries, you’ll enjoy a hike through one of the area’s most picturesque vineyards. Named for its white church that dominates the landscape, the city is flanked by vineyard-lined hills, historic houses and beautiful courtyards. Melk Abbey is a Baroque monastery and sits atop a rocky formation overlooking the Danube. Aside from its’ stunning architecture and panoramic views of Wachau Valley below, its interior boasts pure opulence in every room. There’s nothing like it.

Choice of Weissenkirchen “Village Day” with vineyard hike -or- Melk Abbey with library visit

Day 4: Engelhartszell, Passau, Vilshofen

A new day brings new experiences in the forest-lined district of Engelhartszell. Arrive in the afternoon at the “City of Three Rivers,” Passau, where the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers join together, at one time bringing an influx of wealth and culture into the region. Take to the city by foot and explore its splendid mix of old and new. Medieval lanes, tunnels, cathedrals and archways fuse with modern shopping malls and buildings. Marvel at the Italian Baroque-style St. Stephen’s Church, which holds the second largest church pipe organ in the world.

Choice of Passau walking discovery tour -or- Passau geocaching scavenger hunt

Day 5: Vilshofen, Deggendorf, Straubing

Nestled between Regensburg and Passau sits a town surrounded by the foothills of the Bavarian Forest, Deggendorf. Journey deep into the alluring Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany’s first national park, and discover outdoor leisure at its best. When you’re not gaping at its remarkable rolling hills, low-lying mountains and towering trees, you’ll have the opportunity for an exclusive visit a Theresienthal crystal glass factory, complete with a horse-drawn carriage ride, fresh-baked bread and schnapps.In Straubing, uncover the Bavarian town’s deep-rooted love for all things food and drink. Amidst its bustling town center lined with shops, offices, pedestrian areas and restaurants serving up traditional German food and beer, is a city with a fascinating story and its fair share of Gothic-style buildings and cathedrals.

Choice of Exclusive Bavarian Forest Village with Theresienthal glass manufactory visit -or- “Let’s Go” bike the Danube trail

Day 6: Straubing, Regensburg, Kelheim

Spend the morning discovering Regensburg’s long line of dukes, kings and bishops that called the former Bavarian capital and Free Imperial City home. Regensburg boasts the largest medieval old town north of the Alps (over 1,500 listed buildings), a prominent skyline, and a large collection of museums, exhibits and theaters. Find your need for speed with a tour of the state-of-the-art BMW factory. Tour the carmaker’s futuristic plant and learn how it’s cranked out millions of automobiles. Futuristic and antiquated, it’s the best of both worlds in Regensburg. Your afternoon calls for a hands-on learning experience on how to make Bavarian sausage at a family-owned factory. Or if going behind-the-scenes isn’t your style, pop over to any one of the many restaurants and beer gardens dishing out traditional Bavarian beer and regional cuisine situated along the Danube gorge. We’re getting hungry just thinking about it.

Choice of "2,000 Years in One Hour" Regensburg walking history lesson -or- BMW factory visit

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Jewish Regensburg & Schindler’s List. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 7: Roth, Nuremberg

Start in Roth and explore the Jewish culture and its role in German history as you arrive in Nuremberg. Like much of Germany during the World War II era, Nuremberg and its Jewish residents faced extreme oppression. To commemorate Germany and its inhabitants’ struggle during that time period, the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds was erected. The fascinating museum provides travelers the unique opportunity to explore exhibits dedicated to understanding and unraveling Nazi Germany. Or, partake in a tour of the city’s highlights, including Nuremberg Castle, an impressive medieval complex in the heart of the historical center.

Choice of Nuremberg panoramic highlights tour with WWII Rally Grounds visit -or- Nuremberg "Do as the Locals Do"

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Jewish Nuremberg and WWII . (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 8: Nuremberg to Prague (Disembarkation Day)

Disembark your ship and transfer from Nuremberg to Prague.

Day 9: Prague

Prague has been a magnet for artists, writers, scientists and composers for centuries. It also boasts great beer, a lively art scene, stunning castles and up-and-coming fashion designers, making it a fun as well as a beautiful place to visit.

Choice of Prague Old Town and Charles Bridge walking tour -or- Hradčany Castle visit

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Prague’s Old Jewish Quarter: Rabbi Loew and the Golem. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 10: Prague (Departure Date)

Depart from Prague’s Václav Havel Airport to North America for your journey home.

Departures & Pricing

Detailed itinerary: Prague to Vienna

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Day 1: Prague (Arrive)

Arrive at Václav Havel Airport Prague and transfer to the hotel.

Day 2: Prague

Prague has been a magnet for artists, writers, scientists and composers for centuries. It also boasts great beer, a lively art scene, stunning castles and up-and-coming fashion designers, making it a fun as well as a beautiful place to visit.

Choice of Prague Old Town and Charles Bridge walking tour -or- Hradčany Castle visit

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Prague’s Old Jewish Quarter: Rabbi Loew and the Golem. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 3: Prague to Nuremberg (Embarkation Day)

Transfer from your hotel in Prague to your ship in Nuremberg.

Day 4: Nuremberg, Roth

The days starts in Nuremberg. Like much of Germany during the World War II era, Nuremberg and its Jewish residents faced extreme oppression. To commemorate Germany and its inhabitants’ struggle during that time period, the Documentation Center Nazi Party Rally Grounds was erected. The fascinating museum provides travelers the unique opportunity to explore exhibits dedicated to understanding and unraveling Nazi Germany. Or, partake in a tour of the city’s highlights, including Nuremberg Castle, an impressive medieval complex in the heart of the historical center. Next, visit Roth and explore the Jewish culture and its role in German history.

Choice of Nuremberg panoramic highlights tour with WWII Rally Grounds visit -or- Nuremberg "Do as the Locals Do"

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Jewish Nuremberg and WWII. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 5: Regensburg

Spend the morning discovering Regensburg’s long line of dukes, kings and bishops that called the former Bavarian capital and Free Imperial City home. Regensburg boasts the largest medieval old town north of the Alps (over 1,500 listed buildings), a prominent skyline, and a large collection of museums, exhibits and theaters. Find your need for speed with a tour of the state-of-the-art BMW factory. Tour the carmaker’s futuristic plant and learn how it’s cranked out millions of automobiles. Futuristic and antiquated, it’s the best of both worlds in Regensburg. Your afternoon calls for a hands-on learning experience on how to make Bavarian sausage at a family-owned factory. Or if going behind-the-scenes isn’t your style, pop over to any one of the many restaurants and beer gardens dishing out traditional Bavarian beer and regional cuisine situated along the Danube gorge. We’re getting hungry just thinking about it.

Choice of "2,000 Years in One Hour" Regensburg walking history lesson -or- BMW factory visit

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage Highlight: Jewish Regensburg & Schindler’s List. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 6: Straubing, Deggendorf, Vilshofen

Nestled between Regensburg and Passau sits a town surrounded by the foothills of the Bavarian Forest, Deggendorf. Journey deep into the alluring Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany’s first national park, and discover outdoor leisure at its best. When you’re not gaping at its remarkable rolling hills, low-lying mountains and towering trees, you’ll have the opportunity for an exclusive visit a Theresienthal crystal glass factory, complete with a horse-drawn carriage ride, fresh-baked bread and schnapps. In Straubing, uncover the Bavarian town’s deep-rooted love for all things food and drink. Amidst its bustling town center lined with shops, offices, pedestrian areas and restaurants serving up traditional German food and beer, is a city with a fascinating story and its fair share of Gothic-style buildings and cathedrals.

Featured Excursions: Exclusive Bavarian Forest Village and Theresienthal glass factory visit; “Let’s Go” bike the Danube trail

Day 7: Vilshofen, Passau, Engelhartszell

A new day brings new experiences in the “City of Three Rivers,” Passau, where the Danube, Inn and Ilz rivers join together. Take to the city by foot and explore its splendid mix of old and new. Medieval lanes, tunnels, cathedrals and archways fuse with modern shopping malls and buildings. Marvel at the Italian Baroque-style St. Stephen’s Church, which holds the second largest church pipe organ in the world.

Choice of Passau walking discovery tour -or- Passau geocaching scavenger hunt

Day 8: Weissenkirchen

Start your day in the heart of the Danube Valley, strolling through Weissenkirchen’s idyllic wine village while sampling mouthwatering Austrian pastries. If you’ve had one too many pastries, you’ll enjoy a hike through one of the area’s most picturesque vineyards. Named for its white church that dominates the landscape, the city is flanked by vineyard-lined hills, historic houses and beautiful courtyards. Melk Abbey is a Baroque monastery and sits atop a rocky formation overlooking the Danube. Aside from its’ stunning architecture and panoramic views of Wachau Valley below, its interior boasts pure opulence in every room. There’s nothing like it.

Choice of Weissenkirchen “Village Day” with vineyard hike -or- Melk Abbey with library visit

Day 9: Vienna

On this day, explore the “City of Waltzes” and dive into its vast artistic and musical legacy with your choice of tours. The city is known for its Imperial palaces, famous residents and expansive art collections. See the highlights as you take in Old Town’s art and food, including scrumptious pastries, or discover Viennese history at the World Museum Vienna, renowned for its collection of Habsburg family treasures. Cap your day with an exclusive after-hours visit of Schönbrunn Palace and experience one of Vienna’s most popular tourist attractions after everyone else leaves. The captivating Baroque-style masterpiece reflects 300 years of changing history, styles and Habsburg monarchs.

Choice of Vienna mystery tour -or- Vienna panoramic highlights & World Museum Vienna: the manic Habsburg collector’s treasures

Jewish Heritage Excursion: Jewish Heritage: Jewish Vienna Walking Tour. (This excursion is only available on sailings that belong to the Jewish Heritage program.)

Day 10: Vienna (Disembarkation Day)

Disembark the ship and transfer to Vienna International Airport for your flight home.

Departures & Pricing

Advisements:

• A valid passport is required for travel. Passports must be valid at least 6 months after the last day of travel.
• Please check visa requirements with your local consulate(s); responsibility for obtaining visas rests with the traveler.
• For reasons of navigation and passenger safety, the cruise operator and the Captain of the ship reserves the right to modify the itinerary of the cruise.

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