Donau Klassiker ab Wien 2022

We take you on a discovery trip to the unique underground world of the lake cave and to the princely ancestral castle of Lichtenstein. The lake grotto has been designated a natural monument and is home to Europe's largest underground lake. On a boat tour across the lake, you will learn all about the extraordinary mining history and the mysterious labyrinth of galleries. Afterwards, continue to Lichtenstein Castle, where 900 years of castle history await you. Take a journey through time into the world of castles and immerse yourself in the history of the House of Lichtenstein.

Experience a very special experience in Vienna: a ride on a Viennese Fiaker (horse-drawn carriage) through the beautiful city centre. Let yourself be pampered with culinary delights during the trip and enjoy a three-course menu, served by your personal butler. The Viennese Fiaker have been specially rebuilt for this unique experience, so that you can comfortably enjoy the menu, champagne and wine during the ride. Listen to the horse's hooves on the cobblestone and watch many Viennese sights passing by.

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.

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.

A stay in Vienna would not be complete without a visit to a Heuriger. Although within the city limits, but with a rural character, the picturesque old winegrowing villages also win over the Viennese. On a private excursion for up to 5 people, we take you to a Heuriger. During a guided tour through the wine cellar, tasting is not to be missed. Enjoy a relaxed stay, with a cosy atmosphere, delicious wine and typical specialities such as house bread with Liptauer, Grammelschmalz and cheese.

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.

The view when the small tourist train approaches the summit of the castle of Esztergom will surely amaze you. In front of you, the largest neoclassical basilica in Hungary - 118 metres long and 48 metres wide - awaits. Its huge green dome towers far over the city and simply takes your breath away. Before you reach the Basilica, you'll hear all about this impressive place and the city of Esztergom. In addition to a small historical chapel, you can also visit the main nave of the Basilica with its gigantic altar. The altar piece is the largest painting in the world, painted on a single canvas. After a fascinating look around, you'll return by train to your A-ROSA ship.

While you sit relaxed in the coach, the highlights of Budapest pass by: the Millennium Monument on the spacious Heroes' Square, the magnificent Opera House, the former Stock Exchange and the gigantic Parliament Building. Join us for a walk and admire the Parliament Building up close. The onward journey takes you towards the Basilica and then along the Pest side back to the ship.

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. When you look down from the Castle Hill, the Danube and the Pest district appear as a glittering carpet at your feet.

Join us on an exclusive tour of Budapest's culinary highlights. Not far from our berth is one of Budapest's most distinctive buildings. With approximately 10,000 square metres, the Budapest Market Hall is one of the largest in Europe and should not be missed during a visit to Budapest. In addition to the market hall, a trip to one of the strudel houses is also one of Hungary's culinary highlights. Take the tram along the banks of the Danube to a strudel house. There you can try the typical strudel with meat and sauerkraut. Finally, walk to Café Gerbaud, where all the sweet treats await you, before walking back to the ship.

There is always something to discover in Budapest. Experience the highlights of Budapest with the flexible and agile Segways. After a short walk and a briefing, you'll be off in no time. Along the banks of the Danube you will pass Budapest's bridges, such as the Elisabeth Bridge or Chain Bridge, the Fishermen's Bastion and the Mathias Church. Of course, a detour to the impressive Parliament is not to be missed!

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.

What would Hungary be without the Puszta? Immerse yourself in the almost untouched hinterland and visit the Apajpuszta with its unique grasslands. Experience the flair of this area, which is part of the Kiskunzang National Park, from a horse-drawn carriage on a short tour. After a horse show by the Csikos, which is well worth seeing, taste typical Hungarian snacks.

Welcome to Budapest’s foodie hub! The Central Market Hall is modelled on a basilica and it’s one of the city’s main landmarks. With 180 stalls, plus shops and two supermarkets on three floors, the sheer range of products available is breathtaking. It’s no wonder that our head chef shops here. Why not join him and let him show you the best places to sample tasty treats.

There is always something to discover in Budapest. Experience the highlights of Budapest with the flexible and agile Segways. After a short walk and a briefing, you'll be off in no time. Along the banks of the Danube you will pass Budapest's bridges, such as the Elisabeth Bridge or Chain Bridge, the Fishermen's Bastion and the Mathias Church. Of course, a detour to the impressive Parliament is not to be missed!

It's not just the destination that's the reward here, but the journey too. Especially over such an impressive metropolis as Budapest! After a short drive to the airport, you will board your helicopter and enjoy the 'Queen of the Danube' for 20 minutes from a bird's eye view.

Join us on an exclusive tour of Budapest's culinary highlights. Not far from our berth is one of Budapest's most distinctive buildings. With approximately 10,000 square metres, the Budapest Market Hall is one of the largest in Europe and should not be missed during a visit to Budapest. In addition to the market hall, a trip to one of the strudel houses is also one of Hungary's culinary highlights. Take the tram along the banks of the Danube to a strudel house. There you can try the typical strudel with meat and sauerkraut. Finally, walk to Café Gerbaud, where all the sweet treats await you, before walking back 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.

Taking you directly to the most beautiful view, the Bratislava City Express will deliver you to the Bratislavský Hrad (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 pure thrill! You will become a rafting expert on the famous World Cup Course of ?unovo. After a short bus ride, you will reach the artificial water course. Here you will be instructed in detail and equipped with life jacket, helmet and paddle. Then we will board the rafting boats (maximum of five people, including guide) for an exhilarating wild water ride.

This excursion combines the sights of the city with the culinary highlights of Bratislava. As you stroll through the old town, typical Slovak specialities await you. Look forward to Slovak liquor, delicious appetisers and the Slovak national dish "Brimser Nockerl". In addition to explanations of Slovakian food culture, dessert is also a must. For this, you will walk to a historic bakery where delicious sweets called "Bratislava Bajgel" are waiting for you.

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.

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.

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.

Dürnstein's main sight is the church with its blue and white baroque spire. Artful reliefs show the suffering of Christ and four obelisks with the images of the apostles’ tower into the sky. The Collegiate Church was built in the 15th century and was originally an Augustinian monastery, before it was rebuilt in baroque style. The fortress, which towers over the city, was built in the middle of the 12th century and became the prison of King Richard I (Richard the Lionheart) about fifty years later. The fortress was widely destroyed in the 17th century and today, only the fascinating and romantic ruins remain. You will then continue along the Danube to one of Europe’s most magnificent baroque buildings and the highlight of this excursion: the Benedictine Abbey Melk. Situated on a 60-metre-tall ridge, it offers a fantastic view over the Danube and the dreamlike landscape of the Wachau.

Starting on the Krems airfield, the flight will take you over the picturesque landscape of Lower Austria, passing the Salzkammergut with the famous lakes Attersee and Wolfgangsee, over the Limestone Alps and back to Krems along the Danube. The exclusive Cessna (aircraft) with panoramic windows seats nine passengers. Enjoy a unique and exclusive scenic flight, which will definitely be the highlight on your Danube trip.

Get to know enchanting Passau on a guided city tour. Discover the three rivers from three points of the compass - the Danube from the west, the Inn from the south and the Ilz from the north - which make the landscape at the Dreiflusseck a unique beauty. In addition, the baroque old town, which was created by Italian masters in the 17th century and in the centre of which majestically rises St. Stephen's Cathedral with the largest cathedral organ in the world.

Would you like to discover Passau? Our bus transfers will take you right into the heart of the city. From there you can explore Passau under your own steam with a gentle stroll through the city centre or along the riverbanks.