Three Grand Capitals river cruise from Vienna to Budapest, 30 July 2027 (3 nights)

Vienna, the City of Music, is one cruise destination you’re not going to want to miss out on the chance to visit. The capital city of Austria and the most populous urban centre on the Danube River, this is one of the world’s most livable cities – meaning you won’t have any trouble finding modern comforts among the historic landmarks littering the landscape. In fact, you’ll find an abundance of modern attractions and activities among the historic sites, interesting museums, and impressive monuments here. The Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna State Opera, and Otto-Wagner Pavilion are just a handful of examples of this. Vienna, though, is also known for its coffee culture and several culinary delights, from Wiener Schnitzel and Apfelstrudel to Knödel dumplings and Frankfurters. Fear not, though, for it’s also one of Europe’s most vegan-friendly cities, so everyone will find something delicious to enjoy while visiting – be that coffees and cakes, beers and sausages, or something else tasty. For those of you who want to take advantage of the welcoming weather this Central European capital enjoys, Vienna is home to several vibrant parks worth taking a stroll through. And, the Danube-Auen National Park borders the city, so you won’t have to travel very far to immerse yourself even more in this region’s charming nature. A destination with something for everyone to enjoy, Vienna is always a highlight on any cruise adventure in Central Europe.

Slovakia’s stunning capital city, which sits on the banks of both the River Danube and River Morava, Bratislava is a beautiful cruise destination boasting a unique history and culture. The political, cultural, and economic heart of this incredible Central European nation, you’ll find all the modern comforts of home in Bratislava, and an abundance of interesting activities to enjoy alongside flavourful cuisine, rich cultural experiences, and enriching sightseeing opportunities. At the foot of the Little Carpathians, a low mountain range stretching several-hundred feet above sea level, Bratislava’s charming blend of architectural styles are set against a stunning backdrop. So, even if you’re not impressed by the elegant mansion houses and art nouveau structures spread across this city, the natural beauty surrounding it is truly breathtaking. However you decide to spend your time in Bratislava, you’re in for a treat.

Cruise along the Danube River, explore stunning architecture, and immerse yourself in the history and culture of Hungary’s vibrant capital.