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- Day 1RegensburgSun, May 23, 2027
Having escaped major damage during World War II, the picturesque town of Regensburg is one of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities, the oldest city along the Danube and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Old Stone Bridge, constructed in the 12th century, is a masterpiece of medieval engineering with its 16 arches. St. Peter's Cathedral is widely considered Bavaria's best Gothic architectural work. The old town's Neupfarrplatz square is a cross section of history-it was once a thriving Jewish quarter, a bustling marketplace and the site of Nazi book burnings.
- Day 2RegensburgMon, May 24, 2027
Regensburg dates back to Roman times and was the first capital of Bavaria. Today, the city has a laid-back atmosphere and its warren of narrow alleys are a delight to explore. Amid its riverside streets is the small Alte Wurstküche tavern, the world's first sausage kitchen. It opened its doors in the 12th century to serve the construction workers of the Old Stone Bridge and St. Peter's Cathedral, making it the first fast-food restaurant ever. In line with Bavarian tradition, visits to the pub are customary for many of the locals and serve as a ritual of community life.
- Day 3PassauTue, May 25, 2027
Founded by the Celts over 2,000 years ago, Passau is one of Bavaria's oldest cities. Known as the "City of Three Rivers,” it rests at the confluence of the Inn, Ilz and Danube rivers. The city has long enjoyed its strategic position and grew to great economic and political power because of it. The legacy of its past prosperity lives on in graceful arcades, colorful houses with rococo facades and the glorious baroque St. Stephen's Cathedral, home to one of Europe's largest pipe organs. Passau is also where two nations meet; it is here that the German-Austrian border begins.
- Day 4KremsWed, May 26, 2027
A small university town at the eastern end of the Danube's Wachau Valley, Krems is surrounded by terraced vineyards. In its heyday, during the 12th century, Krems held even more importance than Vienna for its iron, grain, salt and wine trade. As to the latter, the city has played a long and celebrated part in the popularity of the Wachau's wine culture; the valley's south slopes in Krems are bathed in sunlight all day and create some of the best Riesling and Veltliner wines in the world. The city's cobblestone streets, taverns, wine bars and coffeehouses have a timeless appeal.
- Day 5ViennaThu, May 27, 2027
Renowned as the "City of Waltzes,” Austria's capital city of Vienna is Europe's center of classical music. Strauss and Mozart composed many of their finest pieces here. Vienna's musical history is matched by the elegant, graceful architecture that lines the Ringstrasse, the wide boulevard encircling the Inner City. Baroque, neo-Renaissance, Gothic-Romanesque and other splendidly styled structures, from the Hofburg Palace to the Vienna State Opera, take the breath away with their grand facades. Vienna has a more intimate side too: inviting footpaths lead through green parks and its famed Viennese cafés sweeten any stay with coffee and the city's delectable Sachertorte.
- Day 6ViennaFri, May 28, 2027
Vienna is considered one of Europe's greatest cultural hubs. Its art scene has long been established with the Hapsburg's collection of fine art, now housed at the Kunsthistorisches Museum. Today, Vienna's modern side showcases street art murals that don the side of buildings along the banks of the Danube. Ingrained in local life is the long-embraced tradition of coffeehouses; UNESCO includes Viennese coffeehouse culture on its list of Intangible Cultural Heritages. It is considered one of life's pleasures to while away an afternoon over an Einspänner coffee and a pastry.
- Day 7BudapestSat, May 29, 2027
Riverside beauty and a vibrant cultural scene blend together in Budapest to form one of Europe's most rewarding cities. Hungary's enchanting capital straddles the banks of the Danube, with traditional hillside Buda on one side and modern Pest on the other. By day, stunning art nouveau buildings, stalwart castles and grand palaces set the stage for inspiring strolls and long soaks in thermal spas. By night, the shimmering lights of the Parliament building dance across the waters of the Danube, the Chain Bridge uniting it all as a dramatic centerpiece.
- Day 8BudapestSun, May 30, 2027
Bid farewell to your fellow guests and journey home. Or spend more time exploring, perhaps joining one of our extensions.
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8 Days 5 Guided Tours / 3 Countries
Daily Shore Excursions: 5 included guided tours
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The eight day trip through Hungary, Austria, and Germany on the Danube to visit historic sights and the various Christmas Markets was a wonderful experience. The Viking cruise met our highest expectations. Be prepared for a range of temperatures from the 40's to below freezing.
The staff on the Viking Cruise were phenomenal. They were very pleasant, attentive and accommodating. The Program Director, David, was energetic and enthusiastic. He skillfully managed problems that arise that were beyond his control(climate related). He did so in a positive and update manner. Lufthansa Airlines was very disappointing. The loading procedures both here and in Germany were very disorganized. We almost missed a connecting flight! On our return.
This was our 3rd Viking Tour and it seemed to us that staff in general was not as trained as previous cruises. Of course there were 2-3 very well trained staff members that were terrific, but we noticed a little less overall welcome in general from the staff. We see it as a lack in training. We did feed that back directly to Viking on our post trip review. Other than that food was exceptionally good on this cruise and tour guides outstanding. It would not stop us from taking another cruise with Viking.
This was by far the best trip we have ever taken, and we will likely go on another Viking River cruise after this experience. Viking is very organized and the included tours are interesting and well done. Everywhere we traveled, we had local guides so we got an insiders look at the cities and additional interesting information.
Katherine did an excellent job suggesting a Viking River Tour. We had a fabulous time.
Viking takes excellent care of their guests.....felt very safe and very secure
Excellent trip and arrangements.
Overall the trip itself was better than expected. Nina was extremely helpful and patient, especially as I had no prior river cruise experience. The Viking Crew from the captain on down was exceptional and always willing to answer any question at any time. The dining room staff was personal and quick to respond. The young lady who waited on us in the lounge and dining room treated us like family. Viking is lucky to have her. We were also bowled over by the attention to detail given by the housing staff person. I swear that every time we left the room he cleaned it. We would always recommend Affordable Tours and Viking. The only negative that I have relates to the pre-trip extension to Prague arrangements. First, we upgraded from premium economy to business class. This upgrade is expensive and I see no reason to have to pay $50.00 per person just to ask for an upgrade. The expense of business class should cover the cost of requesting it. Additionally, we had a terrible experience in arriving into Prague with the loss of one of our bags. While this was not Viking's fault, they should have provided some assistance at the airport. I had to call the hotel twice to arrange a meeting with the Viking Representative at the airport.
We booked 1 of 2 Explorer Suites on the ship. The room size and view was great, but we were not told the room was over the noisy and vibrating engine room. We had a hard time sleeping at night, and were too exhausted to enjoy the tours during the days. The ship has a fatal flaw.
The low water on the Danube did not allow us to see the tour we intended. In fact, our Avalon bus tour a few years ago (Imperial Europe), has less "bus time" than the river cruise.
Any time I had a question it was answered promptly and professionally.
We did not have a river tour, we had a BUS tour. We were not told far enough in advance that the river was too low to cruse to be able to reschedule when we could have actually had a river cruse. We did not arrive on the Jarl until late Thursday, instead of Sunday as scheduled. We saw corn fields, and sunflower fields instead of castles. Because we didn't follow the schedule everything else was off schedule and there was hardy no shopping. This was the vacation I was most looking forward to and the worst vacation I have ever taken. I will NEVER take another.
Loved the service and the food. Very friendly staff.
Be prepared to be "on-the-go" every day during the trip. Food was excellent. Excursions were well done. Ship was clean and smartly decorated. Met many nice people.
The only negative about this trip is that the WiFi connection on the Viking ship was quite poor. My phone would not connect to their WIfi but my Samsung table would connect. However, in general the Wifi was quite a bit slower than we are used to. Never the less the service and organization was fantastic. The food was very high quality. I would mention also, that the river cruise on the Danube at this time of year was quite calm so no worries for someone like me who is prone to motion problems.
Awesome experience.
I very much liked the passenger size of 200. I don't care for the large capacity ships. I felt like I received much better personal service
My husband and I loved our trip on the Danube and would highly recommend it.
We booked a Viking river cruise, pre and post extensions, and airfare, all of which were a very good value for the money.
Excellent tour and from start to finish everything was top notch!
Viking provided outstanding service even provide an escort to ensure we got our boarding passes on the way home. Food was excellent and the staff most accommodating. My only complaint is that we were booked on British Air which meant going through Heathrow which is a mess for the transient passengers ( bus, train, long lines, just to get to the next gate). The short holdover between flights in London resulted in my suitcase not making it to Nuremberg. Also did not appreciate having a two-stop on the way over. It would seem to me that it would have been easy to get a one-stop via Frankfurt to Nuremberg.
There were a few issues. Internet connections were not working for first day or two. Part of "river cruise" was by bus, but Viking tried to make up by dropping cost for optional tour, and otherwise went out of their way to compensate. One problem for many was that notification was made at list minute (after many were already in Europe), though there was reason to believe Danube would be too low for cruises at spots several weeks ahead of time.
This was an excellent trip throughout. I look forward to many more bookings with you.

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This was our first experience taking a Viking River Cruise. For the most part, it was a wonderful experience and I would consider taking Viking again, although I might want to try one of the other companies for comparison. Pros: The food was excellent. The service was excellent. The ship was very nice for a smaller boat. Cons: The rooms were quite small. I noticed others had a chair in the room and I wonder what the cost difference was for that bit of extra room. The step up to the bathroom felt dangerous. The bed was quite hard and uncomfortable. I expected that to be better on Viking. The excursions did not offer enough free time for shopping and exploring. Most of the excursions we took left about 40-50 minutes at the end of the tour. With the quaint towns to explore, that was not enough time for much of anything. Some tours did not include entrance into a palace or abbey and that would have made the tour much more interesting.