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Length
9 Days
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Starts in
Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Ends in
Basel (Switzerland)
Available Tour Start Dates
SEP 14, 2027 to MAY 9, 2028 These are the tour start dates for instances of this tour that were available the last time Collette sent us such information. There may be other departures for this tour that are not available (i.e. sold out or cancelled).
Activity Level
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Style
Fully-Guided
Language
English
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Overview
Glide along the enchanting Rhine and Moselle Rivers on a leisurely journey to the Netherlands, Germany, and France. Join a local expert for a tour of Amsterdam. Experience the storybook town of Cochem and the historic Reichsburg Castle, perched high above the banks of the Mosel River. Cruise past charming panoramas as you get to know the culture and deep history of the region.
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TuesdaySep 14, 2027
WednesdaySep 22, 2027
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(Departure #569-2-17587-3580)
TuesdaySep 28, 2027
WednesdayOct 6, 2027
Not Available
No
(Departure #569-2-17587-3581)
TuesdayOct 12, 2027
WednesdayOct 20, 2027
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No
(Departure #569-2-17587-3582)
TuesdaySep 14, 2027
WednesdaySep 22, 2027
Not Available
No
(Departure #569-2-17588-3584)
TuesdaySep 28, 2027
WednesdayOct 6, 2027
Not Available
No
(Departure #569-2-17588-3585)
TuesdayOct 12, 2027
WednesdayOct 20, 2027
Not Available
No
(Departure #569-2-17588-3586)
TuesdayOct 12, 2027
WednesdayOct 20, 2027
Not Available
No
(Departure #569-2-17589-3590)
TuesdaySep 21, 2027
WednesdaySep 29, 2027
Not Available
No
(Departure #569-2-17591-3594)
TuesdaySep 21, 2027
WednesdaySep 29, 2027
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No
(Departure #569-2-17592-3596)
TuesdayOct 5, 2027
WednesdayOct 13, 2027
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No
(Departure #569-2-17592-3597)
TuesdayOct 5, 2027
WednesdayOct 13, 2027
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No
(Departure #569-2-17593-3599)
TuesdaySep 14, 2027
WednesdaySep 22, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17586-3576)
TuesdaySep 28, 2027
WednesdayOct 6, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17586-3577)
TuesdayOct 12, 2027
WednesdayOct 20, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17586-3578)
TuesdayMay 9, 2028
WednesdayMay 17, 2028
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17586-3579)
TuesdayMay 9, 2028
WednesdayMay 17, 2028
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17587-3583)
TuesdayMay 9, 2028
WednesdayMay 17, 2028
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17588-3587)
TuesdaySep 14, 2027
WednesdaySep 22, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17589-3588)
TuesdaySep 28, 2027
WednesdayOct 6, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17589-3589)
TuesdayMay 9, 2028
WednesdayMay 17, 2028
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17589-3591)
TuesdaySep 21, 2027
WednesdaySep 29, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17590-3592)
TuesdayOct 5, 2027
WednesdayOct 13, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17590-3593)
TuesdayOct 5, 2027
WednesdayOct 13, 2027
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Yes
(Departure #569-2-17591-3595)
TuesdaySep 21, 2027
WednesdaySep 29, 2027
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$5,299.00
Yes
(Departure #569-2-17593-3598)
Tour Itinerary
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Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Amsterdam, Netherlands - Tour Begins - Board Cruise Ship
Arrive in Amsterdam,* the 800-year-old capital of the Netherlands, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. A welcome room will be available at one of the hotels, offering a comfortable space to relax for those arriving early today. If you’re ready to explore, consider visiting one of Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum** or the Anne Frank House.** This afternoon board your ship – your home for the next seven nights. This beautifully appointed vessel offers an array of amenities including outside staterooms, delicious food and wine at every dinner, and daily onboard musical performances. This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome aboard dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 3
Amsterdam
Embark on a tour of Amsterdam with a local expert before seeing the city from a different perspective, voyaging along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Afterward, travel by coach to rejoin your ship downriver for lunchtime onboard. This afternoon, relax as your ship departs the Netherlands and makes its way to Germany.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 4
Cologne, Germany
As the sun rises, glide along the Rhine River and pass through the picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you will join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 5
Cochem - Winningen
Start your morning in Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,*** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below. Traveling by coach, you’ll rejoin your ship in Winningen to spend a scenic afternoon and evening sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 6
Mannheim - Speyer
The river takes you to Mannheim where you will have free time to explore this German city and its parks on your own. Perhaps you will join an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts. Later, sail to Speyer, one of Germany’s oldest cities, where it's your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you will trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. End your day at the Captain's Gala Dinner – a lively celebration of food, music and entertainment.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 7
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour through the old quarter, Petite France, and a canal cruise, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town. Aboard the ship, toast to the end of a fabulous journey at your farewell dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 8
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, arrive back in Germany and experience Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country. Spend the morning strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square on a guided tour before continuing by coach to Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. This afternoon, enjoy some free time back in Breisach to explore on your own. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Basel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Nobleman
Day 9
Basel, Switzerland - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
Wish the river valleys goodbye as your tour comes to a close today.****
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Amsterdam, Netherlands - Board Cruise Ship
Arrive in Amsterdam,* the 800-year-old capital of the Netherlands, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, consider visiting one of Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum** or the Anne Frank House.** This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome aboard dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Amsterdam
Begin your day with a canal cruise led by a local expert, experiencing Amsterdam from a unique perspective as you glide along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district, soak in the atmosphere at a canal-side café, or book a visit to the famed Rijksmusem to admire masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer. This evening, relax as your ship departs the Netherlands and makes its way to Germany.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Cologne, Germany
As the sun rises, glide along the Rhine River and pass through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you will join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer, before enjoying some free time this afternoon in this magnificent city.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Winningen - Cochem - Winningen***
Start your morning by traveling by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below. Rejoin your ship in Winningen to spend a scenic afternoon and evening sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Speyer
The river takes you to Speyer, one of Germany’s oldest cities, where it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour through the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town. Aboard the ship, toast to the end of a fabulous journey at your farewell dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, arrive back in Germany and travel by coach to Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Basel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Basel, Switzerland - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
Wish the river valleys goodbye as your tour comes to a close today.*****
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Amsterdam, Netherlands - Board Cruise Ship
Arrive in Amsterdam,* the 800-year-old capital of the Netherlands, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, consider visiting one of Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum** or the Anne Frank House.** This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome aboard dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Amsterdam
Begin your day with a canal cruise led by a local expert, experiencing Amsterdam from a unique perspective as you glide along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district, soak in the atmosphere at a canal-side café, or book a visit to the famed Rijksmusem to admire masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer. This evening, relax as your ship departs the Netherlands and makes its way to Germany.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Cologne, Germany
As the sun rises, glide along the Rhine River and pass through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you will join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer, before enjoying some free time this afternoon in this magnificent city.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Winningen - Cochem - Winningen***
Start your morning by traveling by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below. Rejoin your ship in Winningen to spend a scenic afternoon and evening sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Speyer
The river takes you to Speyer, one of Germany’s oldest cities, where it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour through the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town. Aboard the ship, toast to the end of a fabulous journey at your farewell dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, arrive back in Germany and travel by coach to Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Basel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Basel, Switzerland - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
Wish the river valleys goodbye as your tour comes to a close today.*****
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Amsterdam, Netherlands - Board Cruise Ship
Arrive in Amsterdam,* the 800-year-old capital of the Netherlands, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, consider visiting one of Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum** or the Anne Frank House.** This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome aboard dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Amsterdam
Begin your day with a canal cruise led by a local expert, experiencing Amsterdam from a unique perspective as you glide along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district, soak in the atmosphere at a canal-side café, or book a visit to the famed Rijksmusem to admire masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer. This evening, relax as your ship departs the Netherlands and makes its way to Germany.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Cologne, Germany
As the sun rises, glide along the Rhine River and pass through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you will join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer, before enjoying some free time this afternoon in this magnificent city.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Winningen - Cochem - Winningen***
Start your morning by traveling by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below. Rejoin your ship in Winningen to spend a scenic afternoon and evening sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Speyer
The river takes you to Speyer, one of Germany’s oldest cities, where it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour through the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town. Aboard the ship, toast to the end of a fabulous journey at your farewell dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, arrive back in Germany and travel by coach to Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Basel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Basel, Switzerland - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
Wish the river valleys goodbye as your tour comes to a close today.*****
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Amsterdam, Netherlands - Board Cruise Ship
Arrive in Amsterdam,* the 800-year-old capital of the Netherlands, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, consider visiting one of Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum** or the Anne Frank House.** This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome aboard dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Amsterdam
Begin your day with a canal cruise led by a local expert, experiencing Amsterdam from a unique perspective as you glide along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district, soak in the atmosphere at a canal-side café, or book a visit to the famed Rijksmusem to admire masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer. This evening, relax as your ship departs the Netherlands and makes its way to Germany.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Cologne, Germany
As the sun rises, glide along the Rhine River and pass through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you will join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer, before enjoying some free time this afternoon in this magnificent city.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Winningen - Cochem - Winningen***
Start your morning by traveling by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below. Rejoin your ship in Winningen to spend a scenic afternoon and evening sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Speyer
The river takes you to Speyer, one of Germany’s oldest cities, where it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour through the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town. Aboard the ship, toast to the end of a fabulous journey at your farewell dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, arrive back in Germany and travel by coach to Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Basel.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Basel, Switzerland - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
Wish the river valleys goodbye as your tour comes to a close today.*****
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Zürich, Switzerland - Basel - Board Cruise Ship
Today, after your flight arrives in Zürich, Switzerland,* travel to Basel** where you’ll board your ship. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, you might take some time to explore Basel independently. This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, cruise to Breisach, Germany before boarding a coach bound for Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Strasbourg.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour of the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town before returning to your ship.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Speyer, Germany
Sail to Speyer, another of Germany’s oldest cities. This morning, it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Winningen - Cochem - Treis Karden***
Start your morning with scenic sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren. After lunch, dock in Winningen and travel by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Cologne
Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you’ll join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer. Continue your afternoon gliding along the Rhine River and passing through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. As your day comes to an end, prepare for an elegant farewell cocktail reception followed by dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Begin your day in Amsterdam, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. Embark on a canal tour with a local expert and experience Amsterdam from a different perspective, voyaging along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district or book a visit to Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum,***** the Anne Frank House,***** or Rijksmuseum.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Amsterdam - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
This morning, wish the river valleys goodbye as you disembark and your tour comes to a close.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Zürich, Switzerland - Basel - Board Cruise Ship
Today, after your flight arrives in Zürich, Switzerland,* travel to Basel** where you’ll board your ship. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, you might take some time to explore Basel independently. This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, cruise to Breisach, Germany before boarding a coach bound for Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Strasbourg.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour of the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town before returning to your ship.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Speyer, Germany
Sail to Speyer, another of Germany’s oldest cities. This morning, it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Winningen - Cochem - Treis Karden***
Start your morning with scenic sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren. After lunch, dock in Winningen and travel by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Cologne
Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you’ll join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer. Continue your afternoon gliding along the Rhine River and passing through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. As your day comes to an end, prepare for an elegant farewell cocktail reception followed by dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Begin your day in Amsterdam, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. Embark on a canal tour with a local expert and experience Amsterdam from a different perspective, voyaging along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district or book a visit to Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum,***** the Anne Frank House,***** or Rijksmuseum.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Amsterdam - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
This morning, wish the river valleys goodbye as you disembark and your tour comes to a close.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Zürich, Switzerland - Basel - Board Cruise Ship
Today, after your flight arrives in Zürich, Switzerland,* travel to Basel** where you’ll board your ship. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, you might take some time to explore Basel independently. This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, cruise to Breisach, Germany before boarding a coach bound for Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Strasbourg.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour of the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town before returning to your ship.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Speyer, Germany
Sail to Speyer, another of Germany’s oldest cities. This morning, it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Winningen - Cochem - Treis Karden***
Start your morning with scenic sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren. After lunch, dock in Winningen and travel by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Cologne
Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you’ll join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer. Continue your afternoon gliding along the Rhine River and passing through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. As your day comes to an end, prepare for an elegant farewell cocktail reception followed by dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Begin your day in Amsterdam, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. Embark on a canal tour with a local expert and experience Amsterdam from a different perspective, voyaging along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district or book a visit to Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum,***** the Anne Frank House,***** or Rijksmuseum.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Amsterdam - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
This morning, wish the river valleys goodbye as you disembark and your tour comes to a close.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Day 1
Overnight Flight
Discover a dramatic waterway where winding valleys give way to riverside cities and Alpine hamlets. Venture along the Rhine and Moselle and spend time in beloved European cities, getting a taste of the local culture at each stop along the way.
Day 2
Zürich, Switzerland - Basel - Board Cruise Ship
Today, after your flight arrives in Zürich, Switzerland,* travel to Basel** where you’ll board your ship. As arrival times will vary, there is no scheduled sightseeing today. For those arriving earlier in the day, you may relax in the ship’s lounge and enjoy refreshments until your cabin is ready in the late afternoon. Or, if you’re ready to explore, you might take some time to explore Basel independently. This evening, meet in the lounge for a cocktail reception followed by a welcome dinner.
Meals Included:
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 3
Breisach, Germany - Freiburg - Breisach
This morning, cruise to Breisach, Germany before boarding a coach bound for Freiburg, the capital of the Black Forest region. Enjoy a guided tour through Freiburg’s beautifully preserved medieval Old Town set against the stunning backdrop of the Black Forest. Then return to Breisach, one of the oldest towns in the country, and spend the afternoon strolling through its picturesque alleys and colorful market square. Perhaps you’ll visit one of the town’s many cafés or ice cream shops before your ship departs for Strasbourg.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 4
Strasbourg, France
Cross the French border and experience Strasbourg, a fairytale town that blends centuries of international influences to create its own unique culture. On a guided walking tour of the old quarter and a canal cruise along Petite France, take in the iconic timber-framed houses, the Cathedral of Notre Dame, and Place de la République. Make the most of your free time in the afternoon by exploring this perfectly preserved town before returning to your ship.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 5
Speyer, Germany
Sail to Speyer, another of Germany’s oldest cities. This morning, it’s your choice! Get to know Speyer on a walking tour where you’ll trace the story of Speyer’s Jewish community from the year 1084 to today, visiting significant UNESCO sites -OR- follow guides on a journey back in time to discover the everyday lives of citizens in the Middle Ages. Spend the afternoon as you wish, perhaps joining an optional excursion to Heidelberg, an ancient city of Renaissance buildings and castle ramparts.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 6
Winningen - Cochem - Treis Karden***
Start your morning with scenic sailing along the Rhine and through the Lorelei Passage, the river’s narrowest point, named for a storied siren. After lunch, dock in Winningen and travel by coach to Cochem, a storybook town overlooking the water. Embark on a guided tour through the town and into Reichsburg Castle,**** a fortress perched high upon a hill with a stunning view of Cochem and the Moselle Valley below.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 7
Cologne
Your journey brings you to Cologne, where you’ll join a guide for a walking tour of the city’s Gothic Old Town. Wander along cobblestone streets and admire the Cologne Cathedral, the Roman Dionysus mosaic, and the Romanesque church of St. Martin. Top off this walking tour with a tasting of Cologne’s famous Kölsch beer. Continue your afternoon gliding along the Rhine River and passing through picturesque German landscapes dotted with medieval towns. As your day comes to an end, prepare for an elegant farewell cocktail reception followed by dinner.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 8
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Begin your day in Amsterdam, a city of narrow canals and stone bridges. Embark on a canal tour with a local expert and experience Amsterdam from a different perspective, voyaging along the city’s centuries-old canal system. Sail by charming cafés and famous 16th-century row houses stacked side-by-side. Once your tour concludes in the late morning, spend the remainder of the day exploring the city however you wish. Perhaps you’ll stroll through the charming Jordaan district or book a visit to Amsterdam’s famed museums, such as the Van Gogh Museum,***** the Anne Frank House,***** or Rijksmuseum.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Accommodations:MS The Gentleman
Day 9
Amsterdam - Disembark Ship - Tour Ends
This morning, wish the river valleys goodbye as you disembark and your tour comes to a close.
Meals Included:
Breakfast
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $85.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Optional Activities:
Excursion to Heidelberg
Location: Heidelberg Price: $89.00 per person
Travel from Speyer to the romantic and picturesque city of Heidelberg, home to the world-famous university of the same name. You will enjoy a comprehensive tour of this ancient city situated along the banks of the Neckar River, including a visit to Heidelberg Castle, one of the most important Renaissance structures remaining in Europe. Enjoy stunning views of the town and countryside from the castle ramparts. Your tour includes stops at key historical and cultural sights of the city, followed by free time to enjoy the area on your own. You will return to the ship by coach. Duration approximately 4.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 25 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
This option is only available until 15 days prior to departure. After this time, depending on availability, the option may be purchased from your Tour Manager. Due to the nature of this option, once purchased it will be non-refundable.
Tour Extensions:
Pre-tour Hotel
NH Leidseplein Hotel Amsterdam
Price: $260.00 per person
Tour extensions are 1-night in length, unless noted otherwise.
Accommodations
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Day 2 to 8 Location: Baarerstrasse 149, Basel, Switzerland
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This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from the Netherlands to Switzerland in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
“Leben. Im Quadrat” (Life. In the Square), as they say in Manneheim, a city in the southwestern part of Germany. Today, Mannheim is among the 20 largest cities in Germany. The city is the centre of the larger densely populated Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region. Mannheim is quite unusual among German cities in that its streets and avenues are laid out in a grid pattern, leading to its nickname “die Quadratestadt” (“city of the squares”). Here’s a fun fact: the name of the city was first recorded in a legal transaction in 766. Mannheim is incredibly rich in history; during the first World War, Mannheim’s industrial plants played a key role in Germany’s war economy. During the second World War, the city of Manneheim was almost completely destroyed due to air raids. Before Mannheim became a city at the beginning of the 17th century, it was a small fishing village. Modern Mannheim is now one of the hotspots of immigration, and because of that visitors will encounter a lively and colorful mixture of cultures.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from the Netherlands to Switzerland in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from the Netherlands to Switzerland in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from the Netherlands to Switzerland in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from the Netherlands to Switzerland in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from Switzerland to the Netherlands in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from Switzerland to the Netherlands in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from Switzerland to the Netherlands in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
Board your cruise ship for seven nights of relaxation and exploration. From your cruise ship you will see fairy-tale castles, endless vineyards and ancient cities. While aboard, enjoy first-class amenities and dining. Travel from Switzerland to the Netherlands in style, and gain a new perspective that only a river and land travel experience can offer.
Strasbourg is the capital of the region of Alsace in eastern France and the seat of the European Parliament. It is located just west of the Rhine River and the German border near the Black Forest. The region has been passed back and forth between France and Germany many times over the centuries, but it has remained French since the end of WWII. The whole city center was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988. It is famous for its 12th-century cathedral (the tallest in the world after the Giza Pyramids when it was completed in 1439), and was the place where Johannes Gutenberg introduced the first movable type printing press.
One of the oldest towns in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, Speyer was founded by the Romans. The town has been a diocesan town since 346. Its first churches and monasteries were built in the 6th and 7th centuries. Today, Speyer contains several historical remains. The medieval city is surrounded by modern industrial and residential areas. Speyer is an important regional retail centre and tourism is a leading industry.
Cochem was settled long ago, as early as Celtic and Roman times. In 1332, Cochem was granted town rights, and shortly thereafter, the town fortifications, which still stand today, were built. Interesting legends, amazing folklore and a rich web of history are woven into every street of Cochem. Cochem’s picturesque beauty makes it a favorite place for visitors. It is the center of the Mosel wine trade. It wasn’t until the early 19th century that the first real tourists came to Cochem who were mostly English artists that recorded the romance and beauty of the Mosel Valley in their drawings.
Cologne, Germany is located on the Rhine River, and was founded in the 1st century by the Romans. It is the home of the Gothic Cologne Cathedral, one of the largest in Europe, which holds the relics of the Three Magi. There are several Roman sites exhibited in Cologne, including one underneath the cathedral itself. The city was a very import trading center in the Middle Ages with its strategic position on the Rhine, and was also heavily bombed in WWII due to its location.
This is the capital city of The Netherlands, with a population of about 1.5 million in the metro area. It is known for its rings of canals, the Red Light District, the Anne Frank House and its famous museums (Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, etc.). Amsterdam has a rich history in commerce, mostly due to the country’s colonies all over the world, and this gives the city a fascinating flavor and diverse population even now. There are great restaurants and shopping, and it is a very comfortable place to walk around in. It is also a great starting point from which to explore The Netherlands and beyond.
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Cruise the famous canals of Amsterdam.
Stroll Cologne’s Old Town during a walking tour.
Explore the picturesque town of Cochem and Reichsburg Castle.
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