Croisieurope, Europe's largest river cruise company, is offering its customers a 7% discount per person on early bookings for many of its itineraries. These cruises allow guests to enjoy Europe's capital cities and charming towns on an all-inclusive basis , with free Wi-Fi and the option to book a combined air and land package from Madrid or Barcelona , including taxes. In addition to savoring the company's excellent onboard cuisine and meticulous service, guests will experience an unparalleled journey through the destinations and admire the spectacular nighttime views of the cities from their floating hotels.
The departures that include these discounts are as follows:
– The Netherlands and Flanders (April 8). An 8-day cruise, a unique and original itinerary from Amsterdam to Flanders, visiting Amsterdam, Arnhem, Middelburg, Ghent, Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Utrecht. A journey with numerous attractions, such as the city of Arnhem, famous in the fashion world and boasting a wealth of tourist attractions, or Bruges, the “Venice of the North,” the fragrances of Keukenhof Gardens, and the impressive Delta Works.
– Netherlands from Amsterdam (April 20). 6-day cruise visiting Amsterdam, Lemmer, Enkhuizen, and Hoorn. Cruise on one of the largest lakes in the Netherlands, passing through picturesque towns and villages. Among historical monuments and traditions, you will discover the most iconic symbols of Holland, such as its canals, the Cheese Museum, 17th-century windmills, its old fishing ports, and the village of Giethoorn, as well as Keukenhof, considered one of the most beautiful flower gardens in the world.
– Treasures of the Rhine 9 Days (July 23 - August 24). A 9-day cruise visiting Amsterdam, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Koblenz, Mainz, Strasbourg, Breisach, and Basel. A cruise rich in history where you can discover iconic monuments marked by the past in cities like Haarlem, the historic heart of the tulip region, and Colmar with its Unterlinden Museum. You can stroll to Arnhem's open-air museum, which reveals a centuries-old way of life, and admire the sublime Rhine Falls, whose swirling masses of water fascinate all who visit.
– Pearls of the Danube (July 15 and 29 and August 19). An 8-day cruise visiting Vienna, Melk, Dürnstein, Bratislava, Kalocsa, Budapest, and Esztergom. A journey along the Danube to the heart of Austro-Hungarian traditions and folklore, admiring the colorful streets of Bratislava, visiting the Gellért Baths, which offer a wide range of spa treatments, or the Sisi Museum, where myth and reality are compared, and where you can even see many of the Empress's personal belongings, as well as her most famous portraits.
– Paris, Loire Valley Castles and the Secrets of Normandy (July 20). An 8-day cruise visiting Paris, the Loire Valley Castles, Versailles, Honfleur, and Rouen. An opportunity to explore Paris and its iconic landmarks, the spectacular Loire Valley castles, Honfleur with its fishing port, and the historic D-Day landing beaches of Normandy.
– From Lyon to Arles via the Rhône and Saône (August 17). An 8-day cruise visiting Lyon, Mâcon, Vienne, Arles, Avignon, Viviers, and Tournon. A journey through the region of contrasts, where you'll find no shortage of history and authenticity in cities with a rich historical past, such as Lyon with its famous pedestrian passages between buildings, the Abbey of Cluny, and the Château de Tournon, a majestic building that now houses the Museum of France.
– The Netherlands, Land of Tulips (April 18). A 5-day cruise in Spanish, visiting Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Rotterdam. A tour to discover Amsterdam, the Venice of the North, with its canals and magnificent architecture; the old town of Antwerp, the historical capital of Flanders; and Rotterdam, the most industrialized city in the Netherlands.
– Holland and its Tulips II (April 18). A 4-day cruise in Spanish, sailing through Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Rotterdam. An opportunity to discover this itinerary that takes you through the main cities of the Netherlands at the time of year when the entire country is in bloom.
