Welcome to Donji Milanovac. This tiny town sits on the picturesque banks of Lake Djerdap in the Djerdap National Park. Nearby is the incredible Lepenski Vir, a significant Mesolithic archaeological site that chronicles prehistoric cultures, settlements and art. Also worth visiting is the magnificent Golubac Fortress, known as the guardian of the Danube.

Welcome to Belgrade. The ‘White City’ is a reflection of Serbia’s storied past, blending Habsburg and Ottoman architectural relics with grids of socialist-era blocks. Take a stroll through Kalemegdan Park, explore the imposing Belgrade Fortress, admire the Orthodox architecture of Saint Sava and uncover the nation’s tumultuous history at the Museum of Yugoslavia.

Welcome to Novi Sad. This vibrant city is teeming with bustling pedestrian laneways, colourful buildings and café-lined squares. Novi Sad’s finest architecture can be found at Freedom Square, while Petrovaradin Fortress is one of Serbia’s most impressive monuments and a must-see during your visit.

Start your day with a walking tour of Ilok, known for its rich Croatian heritage, followed by hilltop vintages—a wine tasting in a local cellar where you’ll hear stories of the region’s winemaking traditions. Afterward, enjoy a scenic sail to Vukovar, Croatia’s largest river port. Here, embark on a walking tour to explore the city’s resilience and history. In the evening, unwind with live entertainment on board. Then, enjoy an overnight cruise to Mohács.

Welcome to Mohacs. Here you can relive the watershed moment when the Hungarian army was defeated by the Turks in 1526 at the Historical Memorial Park. Don’t miss a visit to the nearby city of Pecs, where you can explore 4th-century Christian underground tombs, murals and Turkish architecture.

Welcome to Budapest, the classically stunning capital of Hungary. Journey up Castle Hill to Buda’s Old Town, where the countless museums trace city life from Roman times onward. Don’t miss Trinity Square, home to the 13th century Matthias Church and the fairy tale turrets of the Fisherman’s Bastion. Enjoy an overnight onboard stay to explore this exciting city.

Welcome to Bratislava! This Central European city is full of character and beloved for its folk culture, history, and lively dining scene. Must-sees on your stay in Bratislava include the Gothic old town, the storybook Bratislava Castle, and the whimsical Blue Church. 

Welcome to Vienna, the famed capital city of Austria! Home to Mozart, Beethoven and Freud, this opulent city is known for its palaces, museums and architecture. Don’t forget to have a taste of the city’s delectable cuisine and visit the theatre to experience the music Vienna is revered for.

Welcome to Durnstein! While exploring this charming town, don’t miss the chance to hike to the ruined medieval castle that once imprisoned English King Richard the Lionheart, which offers breathtaking views of the Danube. Later, sail through the Wachau Valley, a region known for its rolling hills, vineyards, and imposing fortresses. 

Welcome to Passau! This German city is home to Europe’s largest church organ, with more than 17,000 pipes, found inside St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Wander the narrow cobblestone streets, admire the stunning baroque architecture and explore the Oberhaus Fortress that looms above the town.

Welcome to Regensburg, one of Germany’s best-preserved medieval cities. Home to the oldest bridge that crosses the Danube, some of the highlights of Regensburg include the Old Town Hall, Weltenburg Abbey and St. Peter’s Cathedral.

Welcome to Roth! Visiting this charming town is like taking a step back in time. Join an excursion to nearby Nuremberg, home to medieval architecture, gilded fountains, Gothic cathedrals and imperial castles.  

Welcome to Bamberg, a traditional Bavarian township. Discover the burial place of Emperors at the 11^th-century Romanesque Cathedral, wander the UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval city centre, or visit a tavern to taste the town’s signature smoke-flavoured beer.

Welcome to Wurzburg, the heart of Franconian wine country. During your stay, be sure to explore UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Bishops’ Residenz, the nearby town of Rothenburg and taste the local wine in their characteristic Bocksbeutel bottles.

Welcome to Miltenberg, a tiny German town tucked away in the bends of the Main River. Check out historic landmarks, like Mildenburg Castle and Zum Riesen Inn, or simply wander amongst the quaint alleyways lined with half-timbered houses, some dating back as far as 1339.

Welcome to Rudesheim, a true Rhine wine town surrounded by vineyards, whose fruits can be sampled in the many taverns around town. Later, sailing through the picturesque Rhine Gorge, sure to be one of the highlights of your river cruise. Pass rocky outcrops and cruise around twisting bends to the famous Lorelai or ‘murmuring rock’, where legend claims that enchanting maidens lured unsuspecting sailors to their watery graves.

Cruise into Cologne, home to one of Germany’s most revered Gothic masterpieces, the Cologne Cathedral. Enjoy a guided tour through the Old Town and to the Cologne Rathaus, Germany’s oldest town hall, the Old Market and the Heumarkt. You’ll also get to taste the city’s famous Kölsch beer, made only in Cologne.

Welcome to Amsterdam, the 17th century capital of Holland, famed for its picturesque canals, vibrant culture, and architectural delights. Meander through charming neighbourhoods, take a bike ride or explore historic gems like the Anne Frank House and the Hague. Enjoy an overnight stay onboard to explore this exciting city.