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A stroll through the city centre followed by a walk up to the castle to enjoy the views and, last but not least, a spot of window shopping at the Eurovea shopping centre. It’s up to you to decide what you’ll do. Your personal tour guide is very familiar with Bratislava and will show you the best sights and attractions.

Booking a private people carrier will ensure that you travel through the city in comfort, whether you choose to visit Castle Hill, the old town or the UFO restaurant with its observation deck. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish. Enjoy getting to know the fantastic city of Bratislava on a tour that’s as individual as you are.

Would you like to go on a customised tour with your partner or travel companion? Your driver will take you to various sights and attractions including Castle Hill. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

The Bratislava City Express is en route to the Bratislava Castle. From the 85-metre-high plateau, you can see far over the Danube. The city owes its name to Duke Wratislaw, who built the complex in the middle of the 17th century. Maria Theresia decided to reconstruct the castle a century later as you'll see on your visit today. After the castle, you will explore the historical centre with its Renaissance houses and baroque palaces by foot.

A long history, multicultural influences and the spirit of optimism on every corner - this is Bratislava. A dynamic cycling tour suits the smallest capital of Europe perfectly. Austria and Hungary, direct neighbours, have brought many interesting influences, but different ethnic groups have shaped the city since ancient times. Discover the nature around Bratislava, the old town and enjoy the breathtaking view from the famous Ufo restaurant. History and modernity meet here on every corner. It promises to be a memorable trip!

Let your private tour guide help you discover the best of Belgrade. You’ll decide what you want to do, and your guide will tailor the tour to meet your individual requirements. Whether you’d like to explore the fortifications, stroll through Kalemegdan Park or see the impressive Cathedral Church of Saint Michael the Archangel, you’ll have a wonderful time in Belgrade.

Would you like to explore the city on your own while travelling in comfort? Then book a private people carrier for up to five people. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish. Whether you go alone, as a couple or with new friends you’ve made on your cruise, you’ll be able to discover the parts of Belgrade that you’re most interested in.

Are you just travelling as a couple and interested in exploring Belgrade by yourselves? Then book a private car for two people. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

You will be richly rewarded for the ascent to the imposing Belgrade fortress: from up here, a panoramic view of the city unfolds beneath you - including sweeping vistas of the impressive meeting place of the Save and Danube rivers. The beautiful Kalemegdan Park around the fortress is one of Belgrade’s popular boulevards. And the city offers so much more: the Serbian-Orthodox cathedral with its wide, green domes, the Patriarchal Palace and the Square of the Republic with its National Theatre and National Museum. Right beside the square, you can find the narrow streets of the pedestrian zone with countless galleries, cafes, shops and bookshops.

This historic bike tour will begin with the best views around. The first stop will be made at the Belgrade Fortress, the historic city centre of the Serbian capital. From its place on a 50-metre-tall limestone hill, the fortress overlooks the confluence of the Sava and the Danube. Afterwards, we will continue our bike tour to the impressive monumental Cathedral of St. Sava, the Neo-Renaissance Parliament Building and many more. During a short break, you can experience the hustle and bustle of the city.

Together with your English-speaking tour guide, you set off to explore Rousse. Let us explain to you why Rousse is also called "little Vienna" and stroll through the cultural centre of the country. Pass by the wonderful squares of the city or head for the old town, we design the excursion programme according to your wishes.

Your private minivan shows you Rousse in a very comfortable way. The city was founded under Emperor Vespanianus and is located in the Danube lowlands. Experience the university town and the European-influenced architecture of the old town. An English-speaking tour guide can be booked on request.

Experience the port city of Rousse in a very private atmosphere for two. Let us drive you comfortably from A to B and discover the university town. Drive past beautiful parks, wide boulevards and the old town, whose architecture has been monumentally influenced by the European style.

Rousse is also known as Little Vienna – find out why on this tour! A bus will take you around the city to some of its architecturally significant structures, of which there are around 200 in total. During a short walking tour of the city centre you may recognise the style of the architecture – many historical residential and commercial buildings were built around 1900, and they were often designed by Austrian architects.

In the past, merchants from all over the world came together in Rousse on their way to Constantinople. You can still feel this cosmopolitan flair on every corner in this Bulgarian city. Your cycling tour first takes you to the historic centre, which is unrivalled in Europe. But see for yourself when you cycle past the splendid buildings such as the Pantheon, the Philharmonic, the Opera, the Court Building and the Monument of Liberty. These superb sights are only surpassed by the famous roses in the city park.

The Danube Delta Biosphere Reserve is an Eldorado for nature lovers. From Constanta, drive about two hours towards Tulcea, to the gates of the Delta. Once there, you will travel by boat along the arms of the Danube Delta and discover the fascinating retreats of thousands of animal and plant species. With a bit of luck, you will see pelicans and cormorants on the boat trip. The delta is home to the largest pelican colony in Europe, among others. On board of the boat you can fortify yourself with lunch while heading back through the main channel towards Tulcea. The fauna of these waters is very rich in different fish, such as carp, tench, flatfish, red mullet and many more.

With over 350,000 inhabitants, Constanta has grown into an enormous port city and has the second largest port on the Black Sea after Istanbul. Join us for an exciting exploration along the Archaeological Park and the Orthodox Church "Peter and Paul" to the Ethnographic Museum with its painted icons, traditional costumes and colorful carpets. Your loop closes past one of the city's most important landmarks, the Casino, before heading back towards the port.

They say Romania’s the land of contrasts – and Bucharest is the capital! Experience the diversity of this city, which bears witness to its rich heritage. Your tour guide will show you the city’s best sights, such as the historical centre, where German merchants used to come to trade during the Middle Ages, the ex-Communist neighbourhoods and the Palace of the Parliament – one of the world’s largest buildings – and the elegant boulevards and palaces of the old noble families that gave Bucharest the nickname ‘Little Paris’.

Bucharest is also known as ‘Little Paris’ due its rich architectural heritage. When you see the parliament building – one of the largest buildings in the world – the triumphal arch, which is just as impressive as the Parisian one, and the Calea Victoriei, one of the grandest streets in Bucharest, you could be forgiven for thinking you’re in the French capital. Your driver will show you Bucharest’s highlights, and you can also book an English-speaking expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

A small, private tour of Romania’s capital city has many advantages. Once you’re in town you can have a look around the shops while your driver waits for you and plans which highlight to show you to next. Whether it’s the parliament building, the old town or the Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum – an open-air museum that shows what traditional Romanian village life was like over a period of a thousand years – you’ll decide what you want to see, and your driver will take you there. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

The rough flair of the Balkans and - in contrast - a relaxed savoir-vivre characterise the Romanian capital Bucharest. The architecture is also full of contradictions. An incredibly fascinating mix that you should see for yourself! The city tour begins with a huge highlight: the monumental Palace of the Parliament, which is the second largest administrative building in the world, after the Pentagon. The following city tour will take you to the neoclassical Royal Palace, to the University Square and to the giant triumphal arch in classical Roman style.

The ideal excursion for free spirits. After a short orientation tour, you’ll explore the fascinating city centre under your own steam. You’re sure to be impressed with its exciting blend of different architectural styles and the four vibrant boulevards that intersect in the middle. The bus will then take you back to the ship’s mooring point.

On this bike tour in the heart of Little Wallachia in Romania, you will discover the scenic surroundings with their small villages. Discover the historic town of Turnu Severin and follow in the footsteps of the Romans.

At the eastern end of the "Iron Gate" on the Cataract route, the historic town of Turnu Severin awaits you, in the middle of Romania's Little Wallachia. A walk through the city will take you past the listed water tower and the remains of Trajan's Bridge. And what is the meaning of the additional name "Drobeta"? Immerse yourself in the city's history and walk in the footsteps of the Romans.

The mighty fortress of Novi Sad is very reminiscent of French fortresses: they served as a model for this former bastion against the Ottoman Empire. After the first leg of our bike tour you will also be rewarded with a spectacular view of the Danube here. You will then continue through the extensive city park, along the Serbian-Orthodox church with its magnificent baroque tower and on to the elegant neo-Renaissance-style pedestrian zone.

First of all, you’ll travel into Novi Sad’s old town by bus. On a walk through its handsome streets, you’ll find that you can’t help but think of the opulent Habsburg era. The old town is very different to the outskirts that you will have just passed through. The centre is characterised by narrow lanes lined with colourful houses, and you’ll see grand churches everywhere you look. After enjoying some free time, you’ll return to the ship.

To Margaret Island, a little shopping afterwards and ending at Castle Hill? Or would you prefer to leisurely stroll along the Váci Utca and then enjoy a coffee at Café New York? You can plan your perfect day in Budapest on your own. It's up to you. With your personal guide and driver, you can explore Budapest individually.

Travel in comfort and visit all the parts of Budapest that you really want to see. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

Your driver will take you and your partner or travel companion to various places of interest such as Castle Hill, Gellert Baths and Spa or Heroes’ Square. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

Up close, but comfortably leaned back, discover one of the most beautiful cities in Europe on this private Tuk Tuk tour. Whether Chain Bridge, Parliament or Margaret Island - there is so much to discover in the Hungarian capital Budapest. Let yourself be enchanted by this beautiful city with its thermal springs and art nouveau buildings and in the middle of it all the blue Danube.

While you are sitting relaxed on your coach, the highlights of Budapest will pass by: the Millennium Monument on the spacious Heroes' Square, the magnificent opera, the former stock exchange and the imposing parliament building. Here you start a short walking tour, as this venerable building wants to be admired more closely. The tour continues to St. Stephen's Basilica, the largest church in the Hungarian capital, which is an UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Danube panorama. There is much to discover in this lively city!

Explore the colourful and lively 'Queen of the Danube' in an active way by bike. You will cycle along the magnificent boulevards and through quaint streets, while exploring Budapest’s highlights. You will pass the richly decorated and colossal Parliament, the Chain Bridge with its ancient triumphal arches, the Fisherman's Bastion and the magnificent Buda Castle along the way. Be sure to take your camera with you!

At night, the "Queen of the Danube" shows her sparkling side. Already a feast for the eyes during the day, its sights, illuminated in the dark, are hard to beat in terms of beauty. Enjoy the trip along the Danube to Batthyány Square. When you stop opposite the Parliament building, the Danube and the Pest district lie as a glittering carpet at your feet.

Enjoy a nostalgic ride through the beautiful city of Vienna. Discover the city in comfort, protected from the elements in an electrically powered classic car that travels at a maximum speed of 10 km/h. Sit back and relax as you explore the city. After a short taxi ride into the city centre, your tour will begin and you’ll take in sights such as the Hofburg Palace, the Town Hall, the elegant street, Herrengasse and Stephansplatz Square. The classic cars are modelled on originals from the 1920s.

When visiting Vienna, the coffee houses should not be left out. On a private tour you will experience the Viennese coffeehouse culture and everything that goes with it. Where does the delicious coffee come from, what roasts and varieties are used, and what is the celebration of coffee making all about? Trace the spirit of the old literati and artists and send your sense of taste on a journey of pleasure through the world of coffee in three of Vienna's best-known and most popular coffee houses.

Do you fancy spending the whole day following in the footsteps of Empress Elisabeth, also known as Sisi? Or would you prefer to sample a bit of Viennese coffee-house culture, do a spot of shopping, take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage and then maybe head over to Danube Island? You decide exactly what you’ll do, always confident that you’re in good hands. Your personal tour guide will help you to explore Vienna exactly as you wish.

Had an idea for a special tour? Your private people carrier for up to five people will take you to the exact sights that you want to see. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

Would you like to explore Vienna by yourself? Your private car for up to two people will take you to the exact sights that you want to see. You can also book an expert tour guide at the same time if you wish.

Experience Vienna like never before - completely relaxed and from a new perspective with a rickshaw ride through the imperial city! Let yourself be chauffeured comfortably through the picturesque streets and world-famous sights and enjoy the charm of Vienna while your personal driver takes you to the city's highlights. From the imposing St. Stephen's Cathedral to the magnificent Ringstrasse with its historic buildings such as the State Opera House and the Burgtheater, to the romantic alleyways of the old town - in a rickshaw you will experience the city up close and completely stress-free. You will have plenty of time to marvel at the sights at your leisure and savour the atmosphere of Vienna.

On this tour, you will get to know Vienna's most historically significant sights. We will begin with a drive along the Ringstrasse with its magnificent buildings, such as the State Opera, the Museum of Art History and the Museum of Natural History, the Hofburg Palace, the Parliament Building, the city hall, the university, the stock exchange and past numerous palaces and monuments to famous composers, poets and artists. We will then continue to travel along the Prater with its famous Ferris Wheel to St. Charles's Church and the Viennese Music Association. One of Vienna’s landmarks can only be reached by foot due to its location – St. Stephen's Cathedral. After a brief tour of the outside, you will be taken back to your cruise ship.

Experience Vienna in a different way: during this bike tour, you will get to know the metropolis and its surroundings from a completely different side. You cycle through the modern Danube city with its huge office buildings and the UN district in its heart. On Danube Island, you can enjoy the relaxing tranquility of this leisure paradise before we will soon reach lock Freudenau. Here, we cross the river and reach the world-famous Prater. The 4.4-kilometre-long main avenue lined with chestnut trees will take us to one of Vienna's famous landmark: the Ferris Wheel.

Follow in the footsteps of world-famous musicians and experience the unique atmosphere of the Vienna Central Cemetery. The Vienna Central Cemetery has many faces: On the one hand, it is the last resting place, not least of Ludwig van Beethoven or Udo Jürgens, and the most important cemetery of Vienna. On the other hand, it is an impressive park and recreation area as well as a place of contemplation. This diversity makes it a very special sight in the city.

Built according to plans of architect Otto Thienemann in the style of Palladian Classicism, the Palais Eschenbach was opened in 1872 by Emperor Franz Joseph I. Here you enjoy the concert of the Vienna Supreme Orchestra. The entire house is still preserved inside and outside in its original substance. The ballroom is the ceremonial room of the building due to its valuable wall and ceiling features.

Built according to plans of architect Otto Thienemann in the style of Palladian Classicism, the Palais Eschenbach was opened in 1872 by Emperor Franz Joseph I. Here you enjoy the concert of the Vienna Supreme Orchestra. The entire house is still preserved inside and outside in its original substance. The ballroom is the ceremonial room of the building due to its valuable wall and ceiling features.

In the evening, Vienna unfolds a very special magic. Just the artfully illuminated magnificent buildings that you pass on the Ringstrasse. And then this sea of lights! You can enjoy a breathtaking view of the thousands of twinkling lights from the Kahlenberg. At its foot you will find the wine-growing village of Grinzing. In a typical wine tavern you enjoy the evening with two glasses of wine, delicious snacks and traditional Schrammel music.