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Germany river cruise
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Ship Savor Tauck's 130-passenger ms Savor during its christening in June 2014. Courtesy of Tauck River Cruises -
Ship Savor Tauck's 130-passenger Savor accommodates up to 130 passengers on itineraries along the Danube River to such river cities as Munich, Nuremberg, Vienna and Passau, Germany. Courtesy of Tauck River Cruises -
Ship Inspire The elegant reception area aboard Tauck's new river cruise ships Inspire and Savor. At 443 feet, the ships are the maximum length for navigating the locks along Europe's waterways. Courtesy of Tauck River Cruises -
Ship Savor The lounge aboard Tauck's new river cruise ships Inspire and Savor. At 443 feet, the ships are the same length as Viking River Cruises' Longships but carry 130 guests, compared to Viking's 190. Courtesy of Tauck River Cruises -
Ship Viking Eir Explore scenic, charming Boppard, Germany, in the Rhine Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a Viking Longship. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Destination Germany Discover Maus Castle nestled into the hilltops as you travel along the Rhine River aboard Viking Pride. Built in the 14th century, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship Viking Idi Viking’s signature cruises pass through a storybook land of castles on the Rhine River. Passengers fill the decks to hear tales of romance and treachery during the live narration along the Middle Rhine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship Viking Atla Explore the classic architecture of Cologne, Germany, as you sail the Rhine under the famous Hohenzollern Bridge aboard the Viking Atla, Viking Jarl or Viking Tor. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship Viking Atla You'll have an unforgettable vacation discovering Europe's scenic waterways and historic villages during your cruise on a Viking Longship. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship Viking Embla Sail along the Rhine River and explore scenic, historic sites during a Viking River cruise in Europe. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Destination Germany Sail past the tiny island of Pfalz Island and view historic Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, built between 1336 and 1340. as you explore the Rihine River aboard Viking Pride. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Destination Germany Viking’s Longships have an upper deck for scenic viewing when the weather is fine, but the Aquavit outdoor dining area is equipped with wind screens and heaters for nippy air, and the indoor lounge has plenty of seating and expansive windows. Courtesy of Viking Cruises -
Ship AmaVerde A suite aboard AmaVerde comes with a a 350-square-foot living space, including French balcony and outside balcony, spacious wardrobe, shower and bathtub, flat-screen TV, Internet access and more. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde A standard stateroom aboard AmaVerde. The 161-passenger ship offers staterooms ranging from 170 square feet for a solo cruiser to luxury suites running 350 square feet with two balconies. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde AmaVerde offers multiple dining options, from its main restaurant, shown here, to Erlebnis Chef’s Table to al fresco dining. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde AmaVerde offers multiple dining options, from its main restaurant to lunching out on the ship's sun deck as you sail down the Danube. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde Head to the Panoramic Lounge Library aboard AmaVerde for great sightings along the Danube River. You can look it up! Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde Head to the Panoramic Lounge aboard AmaVerde for a great vantage point to view scenic towns and monuments along the Danube. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde At Erlebnis Chef’s Table Restaurant on AmaVerde, watch a private chef prepare a tasting menu in the classy 24-seat venue. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaVerde At Erlebnis Chef’s Table on AmaVerde, you can watch a private chef prepare a tasting menu in the exclusive 24-seat venue. Courtesy of AmaWaterways
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