CroisiEurope is offering a 2-for-1 deal on its Elbe River cruises, Germany's second-longest river, for departures on May 31 and June 24 for the Berlin to Hamburg cruise and for departures on June 6 and 18 for the Hamburg to Berlin cruise. The single supplement is waived for solo travelers.
Both cruises offer the same itinerary (with one outbound and one return cruise) to discover, over the 7 days, the charm of two of Germany's largest cities, as well as the cultural richness of the cities with the typical architecture of the banks of the Elbe:
- Berlin, a capital city that for a long time symbolized the division of the world into two blocs. A city poised between tradition and modernity, a city of arts, artists, and museums, with over 170 museums, as well as three major opera houses, theaters, vaudeville theaters, revue theaters, and numerous cabarets; a destination that offers entertainment for all tastes.
- Nedlitz, where you can discover the charm of Havel's lakes, stroll around Peacock Island and admire historic buildings.
- Brandenburg, where you can explore important landmarks such as the new town, the cathedral island and the old town, and visit two unique museums: the State Archaeological Museum and the City History Museum in the Frey House, a former city palace.
- Magdeburg, at 1,200 years old, is one of the oldest cities in the eastern federal states. Its turbulent past, as well as its present, is reflected in its numerous places of interest.
- Wolfsburg, a modern city with a park dedicated to the history of the automobile, the most visited in the world with this theme.
- Lüneburg, one of the best-preserved Hanseatic cities, and one of the richest in the Middle Ages, with its old town of traditional architecture made of twisted bricks.
- Lübeck, nicknamed the "Queen of the Hanseatic League," with its patrician houses and numerous Gothic monuments, was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Hamburg, Germany's second largest city, boasts beautiful sights such as the Alster, the Town Hall market square, the stock exchange, and St. Michael's Church.
The company offers all-inclusive cruises, with drinks included at meals and in the bar, as well as free Wi-Fi. CroisiEurope offers excursion packages on these cruises, both active and traditional, depending on how you want to explore each destination. These excursions can be booked in advance.
The MS Elbe Princesse makes this itinerary, a ship with a Nordic and contemporary interior style with two decks and capacity for 79 passengers in its 39 cabins.
