Scenic Danube River Cruise - WISN TV

Spend a full day in the enchanting capital of the Czech Republic, also known as the City of a Hundred Spires. Experience the city’s rich history with a local guide, including views of Saint Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and Golden Lane – a famous 15th-century road near Prague Castle. The remainder of the day is free to explore at your own pace. You may enjoy strolling down cobbled streets in Old Town, uncovering the secrets of the astronomical clock, and indulging in world-class Czech cuisine.

Delight in the exclusivity of a boutique hotel with the elegance of a private yacht. The Riva and Cara were designed specifically for providing unsurpassed experiences on European waterways and offer the option of spacious suites featuring private walk-out balconies or comfortable standard cabins, all with upscale bathrooms and walk-in closets. Leisure time on board can be well-spent by savoring locally inspired dishes, participating in cooking demonstrations, getting pampered in the Massage Room, grabbing a coffee from Cafe Vienna, listening to live musical entertainment in the Panorama Bar, or relaxing on the River Terrace with stunning views. Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks are yours to enjoy during dinner while the Cruise Director’s expert commentary and staff’s exceptional service elevate this unforgettable journey.

Step into the grandeur of Austria’s royal past at one of Vienna’s most stunning landmarks, a former imperial summer residence. Once home to the Habsburg dynasty, this magnificent Baroque palace boasts perfectly manicured gardens with fountains and statues, opulent state rooms, lavishly decorated salons, and the private apartments of Empress Maria Theresa. Looking out from the palace, you can also see the famous arches and columns of Gloriette set on the hillside.

Enjoy a guided tour of the Hungarian capital, coined “Queen of the Danube.” Admire the magnificent Parliament Building that shares striking similarities to London’s Westminster Palace, then take in panoramic views at Fisherman’s Bastion and walk Hero’s Square. We also see the Millennium Monument honoring Hungary’s seven founding figures and gaze upon the opulent decor of St. Stephen’s Basilica before leisure time to explore independently.