CroisiEurope, Europe's largest river cruise company, is offering significant discounts on its July and August departures for its unique Danube River cruise. Sail along a dream itinerary and discover diverse destinations from a magnificent, premium floating hotel. The hotel boasts spacious and well-lit common areas, a lounge bar with a dance floor, a restaurant with large panoramic windows, a sun deck with lounge chairs, and a boutique. Guests can choose from double cabins, single cabins, or suites, and the crew will be at their service to meet their highest expectations aboard the MS Beethoven. Enjoy an all-inclusive luxury experience on board, savoring refined French cuisine, with drinks included with meals and at the bar, as well as a welcome cocktail and a gala dinner.
CroisiEurope renews its Excellence label this year, adding luxury to the comfort of its ships, reducing the number of passengers per departure to enjoy larger, more elegant and comfortable spaces on this well-known Pearls of the Danube where, during eight days of sailing, you can admire the following destinations:
- Vienna, capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, where you can visit the incredible Sisi Museum, which compares myth and reality, and where you can even see many of the Empress's personal belongings, as well as her most famous portraits.
- Melk, with its impressive abbey, in which, in addition to the church, it is worth visiting especially for its spectacular library, full of old books located on wooden shelves.
- Dürnstein, a fairytale village with a ruined castle where, in the 12th century, the English King Richard I the Lionheart spent his days as a prisoner. It is also known for being a major producer of high-quality wines.
- Bratislava, with its colorful alleyways reminiscent of a fairytale village, where its cobbled streets, Austro-Hungarian-style buildings, and passageways that evoke the Middle Ages are ideal for getting lost and discovering the old town with its abundance of street performers, musicians, dancers, and plays performed in public spaces
- Kaloksa, a typical Hungarian town, with a beautiful historic center and a thermal spa, is also famous for its embroidery and red paprika, which is mainly used dried and ground for culinary purposes.
- Budapest, the pearl of the Danube, an industrial, commercial and transport center, considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe with its famous Gellert Baths, which have a wide range of balneotherapy services.
- Esztergom, an archbishopric city pampered by money and history, with must-see stops including the impressive largest basilica in Central Europe, the statue of the conversion of Saint Stephen, its beautiful town hall, and the old walls of the medieval town.
During this itinerary, CroisiEurope offers its customers free Wi-Fi as well as a complete and varied package of classic and active excursions, allowing you to enjoy each destination in an original way, with guided tours or unforgettable experiences such as cycling through Budapest, visiting the Devinska Kobyla nature reserve or attending a Viennese music concert.
The company also offers the option of booking the air-land package available from Madrid or Barcelona.
