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- 8 Nights Accommodation on the Riverside Mozart
- Meals of your choice in all restaurants and bars onboard
- Dinner at the Bistro
- Cakes, Waffles & Ice Cream
- Premium Beverage Package including Premium Wine, Cocktails, Spirits, and Champagne
- Pre-selected Excursions for each port
- Minibar
- Free Wi-Fi
- Room Service
- All Port and Service Charges including VAT
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Itinerary:
Wednesday, April 30 – Arrive Budapest
Welcome to Budapest—a city of stunning architecture, historic thermal baths, and vibrant cultural treasures. Today you will embark on your ship, the Riverside Mozart, where you can get settled in on your home for the next 9 days. (D)
Thursday, May 1 – Budapest & Visegrad, Hungary
Begin your day exploring Budapest’s highlights, such as the Castle Garden Bazaar, the Fisherman’s Bastion, and Matthias Church, each offering breathtaking views and rich history. Relax in one of the city’s famous hot spring spas before setting sail to Visegrad. In Visegrad, explore the medieval fortress perched high above the town, offering stunning vistas of the surrounding hills and the winding Danube. Discover the town’s well-preserved historic center and savor traditional Hungarian dishes and local wines at a cozy restaurant. (B, L, D)
Friday, May 2 – Bratislava, Slovakia
Arrive in Bratislava, the charming capital of Slovakia. Wander through the pedestrian-friendly Old City Center, where cobblestone streets are lined with pastel-colored buildings, lively cafes, and boutique shops. Climb to Bratislava Castle for panoramic views of the city and the Danube River. Enjoy a leisurely lunch sampling local specialties like bryndzové halušky (potato dumplings with sheep cheese) and wash it down with excellent Slovak wine or beer. (B, L, D)
Saturday, May 3 – Tulln & Spitz, Austria
Visit Tulln, a historic town on the southern banks of the Danube, known for its rich Roman heritage and beautifully restored architecture. Stroll through the town’s vibrant market square and visit the Egon Schiele Museum, dedicated to the famous Austrian painter. In the afternoon, sail to Spitz in the heart of the Wachau Valley, renowned for its terraced vineyards. Walk through the town’s charming streets, visit local wine cellars, and taste some of the region’s finest wines while enjoying the scenic beauty of the valley. (B, L, D)
Sunday, May 4 – Vienna, Austria
Immerse yourself in the cultural splendor of Vienna. Take a guided tour of the city, visiting grand landmarks such as Schönbrunn Palace, the Hofburg, and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Enjoy a performance at the Vienna State Opera or a concert featuring the music of Mozart and Strauss. Explore the city’s many museums, from the classical works in the Kunsthistorisches Museum to contemporary art in the MuseumsQuartier. Don’t miss the Spanish Riding School, where the elegant Lipizzaner horses train. (B, L, D)
Monday, May 5 – Ybbs & Grein, Austria
Discover the serene community of Ybbs, known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful riverside setting. Take a peaceful walk along the Danube, and find a cozy Heurigen, an open-air wine tavern, to relax and enjoy a glass of local wine. Continue to Grein, a small town with a rich history. Visit Greinburg Castle, perched high above the town, and the historic Grein Theater, the oldest still-performing theater in Austria, built in 1791. (B, L, D)
Tuesday, May 6 – Linz & Mauthausen, Austria
Explore Linz, Austria’s third-largest city, famous for its vibrant blend of old and new. Stroll through the baroque-styled Main Square and the beautiful old town center. Visit the Lentos Art Museum and the Ars Electronica Center, dedicated to digital arts and technology. In the afternoon, visit the Mauthausen concentration camp, a poignant memorial and site of historical education. Alternatively, venture into the picturesque Austrian countryside with visits to the charming towns of Steyr or St. Florian. (B, L, D)
Wednesday, May 7 – Melk & Dürnstein, Austria
Visit Melk, renowned for its magnificent baroque abbey, perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the river. Explore the abbey’s grand halls, library, and church, where Benedictine monks still live and work. Later, sail to Dürnstein, a town famous for its beautiful blue and white abbey tower and medieval city walls. Stroll through its narrow streets, sample local white wines, and enjoy the sweet taste of apricots, a regional specialty. For the adventurous, hike up to the castle ruins above the town for panoramic views of the Danube and the surrounding vineyards. (B, L, D)
Thursday, May 8 – Vienna, Austria
Conclude your journey back in Vienna, where the city’s rich cultural heritage awaits. Revisit favorite spots or discover new ones as you walk in the footsteps of famous composers, explore over one hundred museums, and marvel at the grand palaces. Enjoy your final day in this vibrant city, taking in a concert, visiting the famous Naschmarkt, or simply relaxing in one of Vienna’s charming coffee houses. (B, L, D)
