Along the Danube - Four Country Tour
Austria, Germany, Slovakia, Hungary Bike + Barge Tours
Cycle the Danube Bike Path - along one of Europe’s most famous rivers
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Overview
This bike and boat tour along the Danube River has proven year after year to be one of our most popular tours. The Austrian and Hungarian alluvial landscape and the Danube River Bend is a region of varied natural beauty and is chock full of art, culture, and history.
Offered on different vessels, each with its own unique itinerary, there is something for everyone.
From the charming Bavarian "Three River City" of Passau straight into the heart of the once glorious Imperial and Royal Monarchy, you will bike along the famous Danube Cycle Path through four countries and visit enchanting European capitals and villages featuring Vienna, city of music, and Budapest, the Hungarian "Danube Queen".
On the Primadonna, there is a special "explorer" itinerary offered on specific dates which features a route that leads off the beaten track, not as well known as the typical routes along the Danube. You will revel in the peace and quiet of the undiscovered such as Baja, Kalocsa, medieval Komarno, rich in folklore and culture, and the wide Hungarian Puszta, habitat for various wildlife including 342 bird species.
Highlights vary by boat so be sure to look at each boat's details.
Highlights
- Passau, the intersection of three rivers
- European metropolises of Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest
- Wachau region and landscape
- Romantic towns and castles
- Danube National Park
- Hungarian Danube Bend
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Important Information:
In case of flood or low tide, the operators reserve the right to modify the itinerary and bridge parts of the passages with buses if necessary. In extreme situations, our partners reserve the right to cancel the journey on short notice as the safety of the passengers and crew is paramount. No legal right shall be constituted in these situations. (Water level is force majeure). The same applies for locally mandated (but not previously announced) repair work on locks or bridges as well as unexpected and unfortunate mechanical issues of the ships' engines or power unit.
Please be aware that these ships, like all other ships are not just floating hotels, but are machines, with perceptible engine noises. The ships along the Danube do navigate at night in order to traverse the distances necessary. If you are sensitive to noises, please bring your own earplugs.
Each boat has a different itinerary so be sure to take a look at details below. All distances are approximate.
Classic Route
Day 1: Arrival in Passau at 4 pm
Day 2: Schlögen - Linz, 34 mi. (55 km)
Day 3: Tulln - Vienna, 22 mi. or 32 mi. (36 or 52 km)
Day 4: Komárom – Esztergom, 35 mi. (56 km)
Day 5: Sightseeing in Budapest and cycling tour to Margareteninsel, 14 mi. (22 km)
Day 6: Sightseeing in Bratislava and cycling Bratislava - Devin - Bratislava, 20 mi. (33 km)
Day 7: Cycling tour Melk/Emmersdorf to Grein, 30 mi. (49 km)
Day 8: Departure from Passau at 9 amDay 1: Arrival in Passau
Arrival at the fenced-in car park, Passau main station, or straight to the ship at 4 PM. Transfer from the car park or from the main station to the ship is available for an additional charge. Boarding begins at 4 PM! A welcome snack is offered as you arrive. At approximately 7 PM the boat will depart Passau and navigate to Schlogen.Day 2: Schlogen - Linz, 34 mi. (55km)
Distribution of rental bicycles in the morning. Your cycling will begin from the UNESCO heritage site, ‘Schlogener Schlinge’, through the uninhabited Kaiserau valley, to the Aschach baroque market, and further on to Linz via Ottensheim.Day 3: Tulln - Vienna, 22 mi. Or 32 mi. (36 or 52 km)
Plan on a visit to the Museum of Egon Schiele and garden exhibition (with 65 gardens) in Tulln, followed by a cycle tour from Tulln (“city of flowers”), with a wonderful view of the foothills of the Viennese Wood (Wiener Wald), past Klosterneuburg (monastery – Austrian Escorial) to Vienna. Individual sightseeing in Vienna or if you prefer, a city tour by bike, 95 % of which will take place on dedicated cycle tracks! More information will be provided onboard. After dinner, at 8:30, a guided city tour is included by bus “Vienna by night”.Day 4: Komárom – Esztergom, 35 mi. (56 km)
You will depart from Komárom, cycling on the left bank through small, dreamy places on the very beautiful, car-free causeway- sometimes you will be pedaling directly along the Danube, past Moča to Esztergom.Day 5: Sightseeing in Budapest and cycling tour to Margareteninsel, 14 mi. (22 km)
In the morning, you will enjoy a city tour by bus of Budapest, which will leave directly from the boat landing station. The tour will take about 3 hours. From here you will be transferred back to the ship. In the afternoon, there is a possibility for a round trip tour by bike on the 8 km long, car-free, Margareten Island in Budapest.Day 6: Sightseeing in Bratislava and cycling Bratislava - Devin - Bratislava, 20 mi. (33 km)
You will enjoy a guided city tour through the historical center of Bratislava. Afterward, on the Danube cycling route, you will pedal to Devin, the national memorial of Slovakia that holds beautiful views. Then, you will cross the new cycling bridge through the flood plains to Schloss Hof and back, or take a large round trip of Donau-Radweg/Hainburg.Day 7: Cycling tour Melk/Emmersdorf to Grein, 30 mi. (49 km)
You will begin by bike from Melk (a splendid town with an imposing monastery) or Emmersdorf. You will pass Marbach and through the romantic Strudengau to Ybbs and Grein, where you will see the Greinburg historical city theatre.
Day 8: Departure from Passau at 9 am
You will arrive in Passau at approximately 8 AM and depart after breakfast, around 9 AM. Bus transfer to public parking or the main train station is available.*All distances are approximate. Timetable and program are subject to changes by the captain due to regional conditions (among other things high or low water, adverse weather, storms, etc.).
Explorer Route
Day 1: Embarkation in Passau at 4 pm
Day 2: Ybbs - Krems, 37 mi. (59 km)
Day 3: Esztergom/Sturovo - Vac - Szentendre, 35 mi. (56 km) + optional cycle from Szentendre - Budapest,12 mi. (19 km)
Day 4: Budapest, 14 mi. (22 km)
Day 5: Mohacs - Baja - Kalocsa - through the Puszta, 28 mi. (44 km) + optional 6 mi. (9 km)
Day 6: Komarno, 6 or 32 mi. (9 or 52 km)
Day 7: Vienna - Tulln, 19 mi. (31 km)
Day 8: Passau, disembarkation by 11:30 am and bus transfer to the main train stationDay 1: Embarkation in Passau at 4 pm
Embarkation begins at 4 pm. Once onboard and you have settled in, you can enjoy a complimentary welcome snack and get to know the crew and your fellow travelers. At 6 pm the ship will pull up anchor (on the Sept. 3rd departure, the ship will cast off at 5:15 pm) and navigate in the direction of Wachau. As you relax on the sundeck, the views of Upper Danube Valley and the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site "Schlögener Schlinge" spread out before you.Day 2: Ybbs - Krems, 37 mi. (59 km)
Your cycling itinerary will start from Ybbs to the Melk Monastery, the gateway to Wachau valley, with its steep, terraced vineyards overlooking the Danube. Continuing on the northern bank of the Danube, your route passes through the wine-growing villages of Spitz and Weißenkirchen, then on to the legendary Dürnstein, probably the most famous place in the Wachau (townscape, monastery, castle ruins) and finally to the 1000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage city of Krems, where the MS Primadonna will be moored and waiting.Day 3: Esztergom/Sturovo - Vac - Szentendre. Train travel from Szentendre to Budapest, 35 mi. (56 km) + optional cycle from Szentendre - Budapest,12 mi. (19 km)
The day begins first with a guided tour of the cathedral in Esztergom. Then the cycling begins at the foot of the Bazilika to Visegrad (remnants of the castle) following the Danube Cycle Path. You continue via Vac (a quiet baroque city with a beautiful cathedral) to the artist town of Szentendre with its 1000-year-old history. By regional train, you and your bike will travel to Budapest, ticket not included but is approximately €8 payable on site. Once you arrive, you simply hop on your bike and pedal to the docking pier. If you are up for a challenge of more miles, you can actually bike the stage from Szentendre to Budapest. This will add 19 km to your cycling day.There are two ferry rides necessary for this day that are not included in the travel price. €4.50 per ticket, payable on the spot.
Day 4: Budapest, 14 mi. (22 km)
In the morning there is an opportunity for a sightseeing tour of Budapest which will last about 3 hours. Then in the afternoon, you can cycle on car-free bike paths into the pedestrian zone (Budapest's castle district, traditional cafés) and further on to Margarete’s Island, the wonderful recreation zone in the middle of the city.Day 5: Mohacs - Baja - Kalocsa - through the Puszta, 28 mi. (44 km) + optional 6 mi. (9 km)
Biking on the car-free European cycle path No. 6, you head to Baja. Here you travel by ferry to the left bank of the Danube and cycle through the Puszta, passing pigs, cattle and horses.If you prefer a sportier option, in the afternoon you can bike on a car-free path to Kalocsa, the capital of the Puszta, and participate in a guided tour of the cathedral. This will add 9 km to your distance.
Day 6: Komarno, 6 or 32 mi. (9 or 52 km)
Onboard and relaxing on the sundeck, you will enjoy navigating from Austria to Slovakia, or Komarno to be exact. In the afternoon, you have some options, a bike tour of Franz Lehar’s birthplace (worth seeing is the Europaplatz) or by bike to the fortress Monostori, the most important fortress building in Hungary. The admission is not included in the tour price and is approximately € 4 payable on the spot.If you want to add distance to your day, you could follow the Danube cycle path through remote areas and small villages back to More sportive tour: On the Danube bike path through lonely areas and small towns back to Moča (44 km).
The ship departs for Vienna at 7 pm, arriving at 7:30 am the next day.
Day 7: Vienna - Tulln, 19 mi. (31 km)
This morning at 9:30 am, the ship will depart Vienna, and you will pedal to the flower city of Tulln and board the ship here. For those who want to see more of Vienna, there is an opportunity for an optional city tour (3 h) of Vienna from Nußdorfer Platz including a stop in the city center and then onward to Tulln. This excursion is booked on board. Cost is €22 and there is a minimum of 30 participants to confirm the tour.Day 8: Passau
Disembarkation by 11:30 am and bus transfer to the main train station.Carissima - tour starts on SATURDAY (Day 1)
Fortuna - tour starts on SUNDAY (Day 1)
Day 1: Arrival in Passau
Day 2: Passau - Schlögen Danube Loop - Aschach, 26 mi. (42 km)
Day 3: Devin - Bratislava, 27 mi. (43 km)
Day 4: Budapest / Szentendre, 33 mi. (54 km)
Day 5: Danube Bend - Esztergom, 26 mi. (43 km)
Day 6: Vienna (day of rest)
Day 7: Wachau / Krems - Melk, 23 mi. (37 km)
Day 8: PassauDay 1: Board in Passau
Boarding begins at 4:30 PM in Passau in the southeast of Germany, located at the Austrian border. Situated at the confluence of the rivers Danube, Inn, and Ilz, Passau is known as "The Three Rivers City".Day 2: Passau - Obernzell - Great Loop - Aschach, 26 mi. (42 km)
Your first day’s cycling begins with a ride through the classic scenery of the ‘Great Loop’ Donauschlinge, one of the most beautiful sections of the Danube. Along the way, you will encounter tiny villages and cozy cider taverns. In Austria’s only Trappist monastery at Engelhartszell, you can taste their delicious liquors and cheese. The famous ‘Schlogener View’ provides a wonderful panorama of the surrounding Austrian countryside. The boat welcomes all cyclists back on board in the charming market town of Aschach.Day 3: Devin - Bratislava, 27 mi. (43 km)
You pedal along the former “Iron Curtain”, crossing the green line and reaching the imposing Imperial Palace of Hof with its beautiful terraced gardens and idyllic manor farm. Follow the bike path through Austria’s “vegetable garden” to the coronation city of Bratislava at the slopes of the Little Carpathians and discover the hidden alleyways and sights of Bratislava on an optional city tour.Day 4: Budapest, roundtrip to Szentendre, 33 mi. (54 km)
The entrance to Budapest, Hungary’s capital is stunning. You can explore the beauty of Budapest by bus or a guided bike tour (optional) to discover many of the highlights of this unique city. The Danube River runs straight through it, splitting the city in two. Budapest is bustling but peaceful, a friendly metropolis and a place where old treasures blend with the modern. Long gone is its communist shadow. You will get a first-hand experience of Hungarian culture at an optional evening show with traditional music and dance. You can also choose to cycle to the charming town of Szentendre with its Mediterranean atmosphere and lively art scene. Experience Hungarian culture up close and personal at an evening show with traditional music and dance (optional).
Day 5: Danube Bend - Esztergom, 26 mi. (43 km)
The wooded hills of Pilis, Visegrád, and Börzsöny mirrored in the meandering Danube create a wonderful landscape that has become a nature lovers paradise. Amidst the Danube river, the idyllic isle of Szentendre exudes silent Puszta Romance. You cycle via the baroque village of Vác (influenced by the architects of Austria's Empress Maria Theresa) to the bishop town of Esztergom with its gorgeous basilica-Hungary's largest Catholic Church. Night cruise to Visegrad.Day 6: Vienna (day of rest), Sightseeing tour by bike or bus - approx 3.5 hrs.
Discover Vienna's most beautiful attractions. During the bike tour of Vienna you will experience up close the most famous examples of architecture; the imperial Hofburg, St. Stephens Cathedral, the gorgeous boulevard "RingStraβe" with the State Opera House, the Burgtheater and town hall, as well as the colorful "Hunderwasserhaus" and the Ferry wheel, which is situated directly at the Prater. Relaxation can be found at one of the numerous small coffee bars. The evening ends impressively with a Waltz and Opera Concert at the Hofburg(optional), or at a wine tavern.Day 7: Wachau / Krems - Melk, 22 mi. (37 km)
Small dreamy towns, apricot trees, vineyards, castles, monasteries, and ruins along sloping hills await you. This is pure biking bliss! In Spitz, inviting wine taverns beckon along the bike route. In Dúrstein's narrow alleys, you will have to walk your bike. This town is famous because Richard the Lion-Hearted was imprisoned here in 1193. The ruined castle above the town can be reached by a good hike with great river views. In Weißenkirchen (possibility for a wine-tasting – optional) you will find enticing wine taverns right along the bike path. You owe it to yourself to take a break! After a ceremonial gala dinner, lots of fun and entertainment can be experienced during a crew show.Day 8: Departure Passau
As you cruise back up the Danube, enjoy the early morning sunshine as you wind your way to Passau, where you will disembark at about 10:00 am. Connecting travel should not be booked earlier than 11.00 am.2020 excursions offered (these excursions are reserved and paid for onboard)
Bratislava:
City tour by old-time excursion train and walking tour
Budapest:
Sightseeing tour by bike or bus
Traditional Hungarian folklore show
Vienna:
City tour by bus
City tour by bike
Waltz and Operetta Concert in one of Vienna's famous palaces
Wachau:
Wine tasting with a local wine growerDay 1: Arrival in Passau, Passau - Engelhartszell
Day 2: Engelhartszell -Great Loop - Brandstatt-Bratislava, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 3: Bratislava, 34 mi. (54 km)
Day 4: Budapest (day of rest) or roundtrip to Szentendre, 25 mi. (40 km)
Day 5: Danube Bend | Visegrad- Esztergom, 16 - 37 mi. (25 - 60 km)
Day 6: Vienna - Nussdorf (Korneuburg may also be possible) - Day of rest
Day 7: Wachau / Rossatz - Melk - Pöchlarn, 26 - 32 mi. (42 - 52 km)
Day 8: PassauDay 1: Passau – Engelhartszell
Individual arrival in the "Three River City". Passau attracts many with the world's greatest church organ at the Stephansdom and it’s charming Old Town. Embarkation will be at 4:00 pm and departure around 7 pm.Day 2: Engelhartszell - Brandstatt - Bratislava - Great Loop, 29 mi. (46 km)
The day starts in Engelhartszell with the only Trappist monastery in Austria, towards the "Great Loop" - one of the most beautiful regions of the Danube. The route leads through small villages with typical taverns. The ship awaits in Brandstatt after which an evening sail is enjoyed towards Bratislava.Day 3: Bratislava, 34 mi. (54 km)
Arrival at Bratislava. You start cycling from Bratislava via Hainburg to the imposing Imperial Palace of Hof beautifully terraced gardens and idyllic manor farm further on to Devin and then back to Bratislava. Tip: discover the hidden alleys of Bratislava, places and all the sights of this ambitious metropolis during a tour by mini train and by foot. In the night shipping to Budapest.
Day 4: Budapest, 25 mi. (40 km) or Day of rest
In the early morning, you enjoy the panoramic view of the Danube's gorgeous landscape on the Sundeck. The gateway to Budapest is overwhelming, as many of the famous tourist features are situated directly next to the river bank. In the afternoon you can explore the numerous attractions of the city. Nearby, you find the Margaretheninsel which is outstandingly qualified for a small bike tour or the charming town of Szentendre with a Mediterranean atmosphere and lively art life. In the night shipping to Visegrad.Day 5: Danube Bend | Visegrad - Esztergom, 16 - 37 mi. (25 - 60 km)
The Danube bend is definitely one of the most delightful and attractive parts and is called the Hungarian Wachau. Today's bike leg starts at Visegrad with its famous fortress and the ruins of the former palace. You can choose from 2 different routes: the longer one includes a side trip to the island of Szentendre and the baroque village of Vác, which has been influenced by the architects of the Austrian Empress Maria Theresia. The other route leads you directly to the bishop-town of Esztergom, with its gorgeous basilica, Hungary's largest Catholic Church, overlooking the village. In the night shipping to Vienna.Day 6: Vienna - Nussdorf (Korneuburg may also be possible) - Day of rest
You should be sure to see the most famous places of interest like the St. Stephens Cathedral, the Hofburg, the gorgeous boulevard with the Burgtheater, the State Opera House or the town hall that takes you
back to the past. In the night shipping to Rossatz or Dürnstein (Wachau).Day 7: Wachau - Melk - Pöchlarn, 26 - 32 mi. (42 - 52 km)
Your last biking day is a special highlight! Amidst small dreamy villages, apricot trees, vineyards, castles, monasteries, and ruins, this gentle hilly landscape enchants everybody. A powerful ruin looms above the small Baroque town of Dürnstein, while the blue tower of the monastery church is a landmark of Wachau. In Weißenkirchen, you will find comfy wine taverns right along the bike path. You owe it to yourself to take a break! You’ll board again in the small village of Pöchlarn. After the farewell gala dinner, you start “sailing” back to PassauDay 8: Passau
Every journey draws to an end. Once again you enjoy on deck the first sunbeams and the peaceful silence of the Danube Valley. Take the last sight at the Schlögener Schlinge ("Great Loop") before you arrive relaxed at Passau. Arrival is at approximately 10 AM, disembarkation is at 10:30 AM. Due to possible unforeseen mooring delays, it is recommended that you do not make travel arrangements until after 12 PM.2020 excursions offered (these excursions are reserved and paid for onboard)
Bratislava:
City tour by old-time excursion train and walkabout
Budapest:
Sightseeing tour by bike or bus
Budapest by night
Wachau
Wine-tasting
Vienna:
City tour by bus
City tour by bike
Waltz and Operetta Concert at the historic halls of the Vienna Imperial Palace (Hofburg)Day 1: Passau - Engelhartszell
Day 2: Engelhartszell - Great Loop - Brandstatt, 29 mi. (46 km)
Day 3: Devin - Bratislava, 34 mi. (54 km)
Day 4: Budapest (day of rest) or roundtrip to Szentendre, 25 mi. (40 km)
Day 5: Danube Bend | Visegrad – Esztergom, 16 or 37 mi. (25 or 60 km)
Day 6: Vienna-Nussdorf / (Korneuburg may also be possible) (day of rest)
Day 7: Wachau – Emmersdorf, 22 mi. (35 km)
Day 8: Departure from PassauDay 1: Passau – Engelhartszell
Individual arrival to the "Three River City". Passau attracts many with the world's greatest church organ at the Stephansdom and it’s charming Old Town. Embarkation will begin at 4:00 pm. The ship will depart at 7 pm to sail to Engelhartszell in the evening.Day 2: Engelhartszell - Great Loop - Brandstatt - Devin 29 mi. (46 km)
The day starts in Engelhartszell (the only Trappist monastery in Austria) and leads towards the"Great Loop", one of the most beautiful and original sectors of the Danube. Your route passes through small villages and cozy must-see taverns. You'll board again in Brandstatt and "sail into the night" towards DevinDay 3: Devin – Bratislava, 34 mi. (54 km)
Arrival in Devin at about 9 am. The cycling itinerary leads to the imposing Imperial Palace of Hof. After crossing the green line you cycle along the former “Iron Curtain” towards the coronation city of Bratislava at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains. Tip: discover the hidden alleys of Bratislava, places and all the sights of this ambitious metropolis during a tour by mini train and by foot. At 9 pm, the ship departs for Budapest.Day 4: Budapest (day of rest) or roundtrip to Szentendre, 25 mi. (40 km)
In the early morning, you enjoy the panoramic view of the Danube's gorgeous landscape on the sundeck. The gateway to Budapest is overwhelming, as many of the famous tourist features are situated directly next to the river bank. Your ship will moor at about 9 am. In the afternoon you can explore the numerous attractions of the city. Nearby, you find the Margaretheninsel which is perfect for a short bike tour or a longer ride to the charming town of Szentendre with a Mediterranean atmosphere and lively art life. In the night shipping to Visegrad.Day 5: Danube Bend | Visegrad – Esztergom, 16 or 37 mi. (25 or 60 km)
The Danube bend is definitely one of the most delightful and attractive parts and is called the Hungarian Wachau. Today's bike route starts at Visegrad with its famous fortress and the ruins of the former palace. You can choose from 2 different routes: the longer one includes a side trip to the island of Szentendre and the baroque village of Vác, which has been influenced by the architects of the Austrian Empress Maria Theresia. The other route leads you directly to the bishop-town of Esztergom, with its gorgeous basilica – Hungary's largest Catholic Church – overlooking the village. In the night shipping to Vienna.Day 6: Vienna-Nussdorf / (Korneuburg may also be possible) (day of rest)
You should be sure to see the most famous places of interest like the St. Stephens Cathedral, the Hofburg, the gorgeous boulevard "Ringstraβe" with the Burgtheater, the State Opera House or the town hall that takes you back to the past. In the night shipping to Rossatz or Dürnstein (Wachau).Day 7: Wachau – Melk - Pöchlarn | Pöchlarn - Passau, 22 mi. (35 km)
Your last biking day is a special highlight! Amidst small dreamy villages, apricot trees, vineyards, castles, monasteries, and ruins, this gentle hilly landscape enchants everybody. A powerful ruin looms above the small Baroque town of Dürnstein, while the blue tower of the monastery church is a landmark of Wachau. In the small village of Pöchlarn located close to Melk, you will board again. After the farewell gala dinner, you start “sailing” back to Passau.
Day 8: Departure from Passau
Every journey draws to an end. Once again you enjoy on deck the first sunbeams and the peaceful silence of the Danube Valley. Take a last sight at the Schlögener Schlinge ("Great Loop") before you arrive relaxed at Passau. Arrival: approx at 11:00 a.m., disembarkation half an hour later. We recommend arranging connecting trips from noon onwards.2020 excursions offered (these excursions are reserved and paid for onboard)
Bratislava:
City tour by old-time excursion train and walkabout
Budapest:
Sightseeing tour by bike or bus
Budapest by night
Wachau
Wine-tasting
Vienna:
City tour by bus
City tour by bike
Waltz and Operetta Concert at the historic halls of the Vienna Imperial Palace (Hofburg)Be sure to check out our full list of bike and barge tours or view all our featured bike trips, specials, and news.
Boats & Bikes
- Primadonna
Deluxe Class Boat
Experience the elegance of the MS Primadonna, with spacious decks, spa facilities, restaurant, bar, atrium and much more, on a cycling holiday without having to pack and unpack each day. Your boat will await you at your destination every day. You can also feel free to spend some of your time on board where you can enjoy the Jacuzzi on the outdoor deck or the spa area, which is equipped with Jacuzzi, sauna, Kneip basin, etc. All meals on this Austrian cruise line are freshly cooked and have a… Read More
- Carissima
Deluxe Class Boat
A deluxe vessel for touring along the Danube, the Carissima offers an inviting and comfortable atmosphere on board that will make your journey unforgettable! Read More
- Fortuna
Deluxe Class Boat
From the time you step onboard, you will notice the stylish and luxurious atmosphere. From the bright and airy Panorama Salon, the comfortable Bar, or the Sun Deck, you will enjoy the picturesque riverside scenery. There is no better way to truly experience a region than by bike and boat! In the elegant Panorama Restaurant, the trained crew will pamper you with local and international specialties. Read More
- Normandie
Comfort Class Boat
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The rental bikes are 7-gear, unisex city trekking bikes with either a hand brake and pedal brake or handbrake only (subject to availability). Bicycle protection is included. Read MoreBike accessories![]()
The e-bikes are Bosch Active Line Plus with 8-gears. They have either a hand brake and pedal brake or handbrake only (subject to availability). Bicycle protection is included. Read More![]()
The bikes come with pannier bags and one handlebar bag per room. Read MoreLast refurbished in 2011, the Normandie has a total of forty-nine 2-bed cabins and two single cabins with one bed. The cabins are equipped with two lower beds, shower / toilet, shampoo and soap, TV, safe, hairdryer, central air conditioning and panoramic windows. The windows on the upper deck can be opened. The beds during the day turn into sofas. The 1-bed cabins have a lower bed. On the upper deck you will find the cozy Panorama Lounge with bar and on the main deck, a lovely restaurant. Read More
- Prinzessin Katharina
Deluxe Class Boat
On board the deluxe vessel, the Prinzessin Katharina, you will enjoy a classic elegance. With a spacious well-designed light-filled interior, a partially covered sun deck, comfortable cabins, great cuisine, and accommodating crew, your time onboard will be relaxing, refreshing, and memorable! Read More
- SE-Manon
Deluxe Class Boat
On board the comfortable deluxe ship, the Se-Manon, you will find a relaxing and cozy atmosphere. The wellness center, containing a sauna and whirlpool, invites you to relax after a day of cycling. Read More
Inclusions
What’s Included
Primadonna
- 7 nights accommodations in an air-conditioned cabin with safe and minibar
- Welcome snack on arrival day
- Daily breakfast buffet
- Daily 3 course lunch or packed lunch for cyclists
- Daily afternoon coffee/tea and cake
- Daily 4 course dinner
- Daily midnight snack in the panoramic bar
- 7 or 21-speed bike (please specify preference at time of booking) city touring bicycle (high handlebars and very upright riding position) with pannier
- 7-speed bikes have both hand brakes & back pedal brakes
- 21-speed bikes have hand brakes
- Daily personal route information for the following cycling day
- Onboard tour representative
- Comprehensive route description and cycling maps
- 1 partial body massage (approx. 20 min.) or 1 hydro jet massage
- Free parking in Passau if needed
- GPS data available for download
- Guided city tour by bus "Vienna by night"
- Guided city tour by bus in Budapest
- Guided city tour in Bratislava on foot
- Welcome evening with crew including a complimentary drink
- Guided tour of the cathedral in Esztergom
- Guided tour of Kalocsa
- 7 nights accommodation in air-conditioned cabin with private bathroom
- Harbor fees
- Welcome cocktail
- Gala dinner with farewell cocktail
- Daily cleaning of cabin
- Full meals (breakfast, packed lunch, or light lunch on board for non-cyclists, dinner)
- Afternoon coffee break
- Late night snack
- Tour guide on board (does not cycle with group)
- Daily information meeting
- 21 or 24-speed unisex trekking bicycle equipped with panniers and handlebar bag
- Information packet with route book (one per room)
- GPS tracks
- Also included with the guided package
- Cycling tour guide
- 4 Ferry rides (Engelhartszell, Au, Visegrad, and Szob)
- Cider tasting in the Upper Danube Valley
- Wine tasting in the Wachau region
- Guided city tour by bike in Vienna and by bus in Budapest
- Helmet (adults)
- 7 nights accommodation in an air-conditioned cabin with private bathroom
- Welcome cocktail
- Gala dinner with a complimentary farewell beverage
- Full meals (breakfast, packed lunch, or light lunch on board for non-cyclists, dinner)
- Afternoon coffee break
- Daily cabin cleaning
- Change of linens offered
- Tour guide on board (does not cycle with group)
- Daily information meeting
- 7-speed unisex bicycle with hand brake and pedal brake or hand brakes only (subject to availability) with pannier. Please specify at time of booking your preference
- Bike protection
- Information packet with route book (one per room)
- Harbor fees
- GPS tracks
Additional on the Classic Tour
Additional on the Explorer tour
Carissima and Fortuna
Normandie, Arlene II, SE Manon & Prinzessin Katharina
What’s Not Included
- All beverages, including extra water, except for those mentioned
- Beverage Packages offered on MS Carissima & Fortuna from €6,50-€25 daily - please see boat pages for more details - can only be booked onboard
- 3 x Ferry rides (about €2 each), (MS Carissima & Fortuna)
- Helmets - adult helmets can be purchased on board - these must be reserved in advance, (Carissima/Fortuna approx. €25), Normandie, Arlene II, SE-Manon, & Prinzessin Katharina approx. €45)
- Excursions available. Can be booked and paid for onboard.
- Gratuities
- Bike protection aboard the Carissima, Fortuna, and Primadonna
- Travel Insurance
Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
Classic Route
Friday departures
May 7, May 28, July 16, July 30, August 13, September 10, September 17, September 24, October 1, 2021
Explorer Route
Friday departures
May 14 and September 3, 2021
Cabin details and pictures can be found here: Primadonna Boat Page
Double Occupancy Pricing Sept 3, Sept 24 & Oct 1 All Other Departures Main Deck: Bunk Bed Cabin
$ 1205 £ 680 $ 1,184 € 749 NZ$ 1294 kr 7717 $ 930
$ 1446 £ 816 $ 1,421 € 899 NZ$ 1553 kr 9262 $ 1,116
Main Deck: Standard 2-Bed Cabin
$ 1414 £ 798 $ 1,390 € 879 NZ$ 1519 kr 9056 $ 1,091
$ 1640 £ 925 $ 1,611 € 1019 NZ$ 1761 kr 10499 $ 1,265
Upper Deck: Double Bed Cabin
$ 2187 £ 1233 $ 2,149 € 1359 NZ$ 2348 kr 14002 $ 1,687
$ 2396 £ 1351 $ 2,354 € 1489 NZ$ 2573 kr 15341 $ 1,849
Promenade Deck: Double Bed Cabin
$ 2347 £ 1324 $ 2,307 € 1459 NZ$ 2521 kr 15032 $ 1,811
$ 2557 £ 1442 $ 2,512 € 1589 NZ$ 2746 kr 16371 $ 1,973
Single-Use Pricing Sept 24 & Oct 1 All Other Departures Main Deck: Bunk Bed Cabin
$ 1498 £ 845 $ 1,472 € 931 NZ$ 1609 kr 9592 $ 1,156
$ 1800 £ 1015 $ 1,769 € 1119 NZ$ 1934 kr 11529 $ 1,389
Main Deck: Standard 2-Bed Cabin
$ 2106 £ 1188 $ 2,069 € 1309 NZ$ 2262 kr 13486 $ 1,625
$ 2444 £ 1378 $ 2,401 € 1519 NZ$ 2625 kr 15650 $ 1,886
Upper Deck: Double Bed Cabin
$ 3802 £ 2144 $ 3,736 € 2363 NZ$ 4083 kr 24346 $ 2,934
$ 4169 £ 2351 $ 4,096 € 2591 NZ$ 4477 kr 26695 $ 3,217
Promenade Deck: Double Bed Cabin
$ 4083 £ 2303 $ 4,012 € 2538 NZ$ 4385 kr 26149 $ 3,151
$ 4450 £ 2510 $ 4,373 € 2766 NZ$ 4779 kr 28498 $ 3,434
Saturday departures
Season 1: April 24, 2021
Season 2: May 8, May 15, & August 21, 2021
Season 3: June 5, June 12, June 26, July 3, & September 18, 2021The following dates are offered with fully guided cycling itinerary:
May 8, June 5, June 12, July 3, August 21, & September 18, 2021Special offer for reservations made between January 1 to January 28: Free rescheduling to an alternative departure date in 2021 until 6 weeks prior to tour date.
Cabin details and pictures can be found here: Carissima boat page
Season 1 Season 2
Season 3
Main Deck: Standard 2-Bed Cabin ECO*
$ 1463 £ 825 $ 1,437 € 909 NZ$ 1571 kr 9365 $ 1,129 $ 1543 £ 870 $ 1,516 € 959 NZ$ 1657 kr 9880 $ 1,191
$ 1623 £ 916 $ 1,595 € 1009 NZ$ 1743 kr 10396 $ 1,253
Main Deck: Standard 2-Bed Cabin
$ 1623 £ 916 $ 1,595 € 1009 NZ$ 1743 kr 10396 $ 1,253 $ 1704 £ 961 $ 1,674 € 1059 NZ$ 1830 kr 10911 $ 1,315
$ 1784 £ 1006 $ 1,753 € 1109 NZ$ 1916 kr 11426 $ 1,377
Middle Deck: Comfort 2-Bed Cabin ECO*
$ 1688 £ 952 $ 1,658 € 1049 NZ$ 1813 kr 10808 $ 1,302 $ 1768 £ 997 $ 1,737 € 1099 NZ$ 1899 kr 11323 $ 1,364
$ 1849 £ 1043 $ 1,817 € 1149 NZ$ 1985 kr 11838 $ 1,427
Middle Deck: Comfort 2-Bed Cabin
$ 1849 £ 1043 $ 1,817 € 1149 NZ$ 1985 kr 11838 $ 1,427 $ 1929 £ 1088 $ 1,896 € 1199 NZ$ 2072 kr 12353 $ 1,489
$ 2010 £ 1133 $ 1,975 € 1249 NZ$ 2158 kr 12868 $ 1,551
Upper Deck: Superior 2-Bed Cabin
$ 1993 £ 1124 $ 1,959 € 1239 NZ$ 2141 kr 12765 $ 1,538 $ 2074 £ 1170 $ 2,038 € 1289 NZ$ 2227 kr 13280 $ 1,600
$ 2154 £ 1215 $ 2,117 € 1339 NZ$ 2314 kr 13795 $ 1,662
Upper Deck: Superior 2-Bed Cabin/single-use $ 3001 £ 1692 $ 2,948 € 1865 NZ$ 3223 kr 19215 $ 2,315 $ 3126 £ 1763 $ 3,072 € 1943 NZ$ 3357 kr 20018 $ 2,412 $ 3250 £ 1833 $ 3,194 € 2020 NZ$ 3490 kr 20812 $ 2,508 *ECO cabins are located in the front/rear part of the ship (operating noise is discernible)
Sunday to Sunday
Weekly departures from April 25 (first tour) to October 3, 2021 (last tour)
Season 1: April 25 & October 3, 2021
Season 2: May 2, May 9, May 16, May 23, May 30, August 1, August 8, August 15, August 22, & August 29, 2021
Season 3: June 6, June 13, June 20, June 27, July 4, July 11, July 18, July 25, September 5, September 12, September 19, & September 26, 2021The following dates are offered with fully guided cycling itinerary:
May 23, July 18, & October 3, 2021Special offer for reservations made between January 1 to January 28: Free rescheduling to an alternative departure date in 2021 until 6 weeks prior to tour date.
Cabin details and pictures can be found here: Fortuna Boat Page
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Main Deck: Standard Twin
$ 1446 £ 816 $ 1,421 € 899 NZ$ 1553 kr 9262 $ 1,116 $ 1607 £ 907 $ 1,579 € 999 NZ$ 1726 kr 10293 $ 1,240 $ 1688 £ 952 $ 1,658 € 1049 NZ$ 1813 kr 10808 $ 1,302 Middle Deck: Comfort Twin/Double
$ 1607 £ 907 $ 1,579 € 999 NZ$ 1726 kr 10293 $ 1,240 $ 1768 £ 997 $ 1,737 € 1099 NZ$ 1899 kr 11323 $ 1,364 $ 1849 £ 1043 $ 1,817 € 1149 NZ$ 1985 kr 11838 $ 1,427 Middle Deck: Superior Twin/Double
$ 1768 £ 997 $ 1,737 € 1099 NZ$ 1899 kr 11323 $ 1,364 $ 1929 £ 1088 $ 1,896 € 1199 NZ$ 2072 kr 12353 $ 1,489 $ 2010 £ 1133 $ 1,975 € 1249 NZ$ 2158 kr 12868 $ 1,551 Upper Deck: Deluxe Twin/Double
$ 2026 £ 1142 $ 1,990 € 1259 NZ$ 2175 kr 12971 $ 1,563 $ 2187 £ 1233 $ 2,149 € 1359 NZ$ 2348 kr 14002 $ 1,687 $ 2267 £ 1279 $ 2,228 € 1409 NZ$ 2435 kr 14517 $ 1,749 Upper Deck: Suite Twin/Double
$ 2541 £ 1433 $ 2,496 € 1579 NZ$ 2728 kr 16268 $ 1,960 $ 2701 £ 1524 $ 2,654 € 1679 NZ$ 2901 kr 17298 $ 2,085 $ 2782 £ 1569 $ 2,733 € 1729 NZ$ 2988 kr 17814 $ 2,147 Middle Deck: Single Use Comfort
$ 2402 £ 1355 $ 2,360 € 1493 NZ$ 2580 kr 15382 $ 1,854 $ 2652 £ 1495 $ 2,605 € 1648 NZ$ 2848 kr 16979 $ 2,046 $ 2777 £ 1566 $ 2,729 € 1726 NZ$ 2982 kr 17783 $ 2,143 Saturday to Saturday
Season A: April 17 & October 9, 2021
Season B: May 1 & September 25, 2021
Season C: May 15, May 29, June 12, June 26, July 10, July 24, August 7, August 21, September 4, & September 11, 2021All dates are self-guided.
Cabin details and pictures can be found here: Prinzessin Katharina Boat Page
Season A Season B Season C Main deck: twin $ 1438 £ 811 $ 1,413 € 894 NZ$ 1545 kr 9211 $ 1,110 $ 1599 £ 902 $ 1,571 € 994 NZ$ 1718 kr 10241 $ 1,234 $ 1760 £ 993 $ 1,730 € 1094 NZ$ 1890 kr 11271 $ 1,358 Main deck: twin/front-astern* $ 1277 £ 721 $ 1,255 € 794 NZ$ 1372 kr 8180 $ 986 $ 1438 £ 811 $ 1,413 € 894 NZ$ 1545 kr 9211 $ 1,110 $ 1599 £ 902 $ 1,571 € 994 NZ$ 1718 kr 10241 $ 1,234 Main deck: single $ 1921 £ 1084 $ 1,888 € 1194 NZ$ 2063 kr 12302 $ 1,482 $ 2082 £ 1174 $ 2,046 € 1294 NZ$ 2236 kr 13332 $ 1,607 $ 2243 £ 1265 $ 2,204 € 1394 NZ$ 2409 kr 14362 $ 1,731 Upper deck: twin $ 1760 £ 993 $ 1,730 € 1094 NZ$ 1890 kr 11271 $ 1,358 $ 1921 £ 1084 $ 1,888 € 1194 NZ$ 2063 kr 12302 $ 1,482 $ 2082 £ 1174 $ 2,046 € 1294 NZ$ 2236 kr 13332 $ 1,607 Upper deck: triple $ 1438 £ 811 $ 1,413 € 894 NZ$ 1545 kr 9211 $ 1,110 $ 1599 £ 902 $ 1,571 € 994 NZ$ 1718 kr 10241 $ 1,234 $ 1760 £ 993 $ 1,730 € 1094 NZ$ 1890 kr 11271 $ 1,358 Upper deck: single $ 2323 £ 1310 $ 2,283 € 1444 NZ$ 2495 kr 14877 $ 1,793 $ 2484 £ 1401 $ 2,441 € 1544 NZ$ 2668 kr 15908 $ 1,917 $ 2645 £ 1492 $ 2,599 € 1644 NZ$ 2841 kr 16938 $ 2,041 *Operating and engine noise is discernible.
Tuesday to Tuesday
Season A: September 21, 2021
Season B: June 8, June 15, June 22, June 29, July 6, July 13, July 20, July 27, August 3, August 10, August 17, August 24, August 31, September 7, & September 14, 2021All dates are self-guided.
Season A Season B Main deck: twin $ 1680 £ 947 $ 1,651 € 1044 NZ$ 1804 kr 10756 $ 1,296 $ 1760 £ 993 $ 1,730 € 1094 NZ$ 1890 kr 11271 $ 1,358 Main deck: twin/single-use $ 2443 £ 1378 $ 2,401 € 1519 NZ$ 2624 kr 15645 $ 1,885 $ 2564 £ 1446 $ 2,519 € 1594 NZ$ 2753 kr 16418 $ 1,978 Middle deck: twin $ 1921 £ 1084 $ 1,888 € 1194 NZ$ 2063 kr 12302 $ 1,482 $ 2082 £ 1174 $ 2,046 € 1294 NZ$ 2236 kr 13332 $ 1,607 Middle deck: twin/single-use $ 2805 £ 1582 $ 2,756 € 1744 NZ$ 3013 kr 17963 $ 2,165 $ 3047 £ 1718 $ 2,994 € 1894 NZ$ 3272 kr 19508 $ 2,351 Upper deck: twin $ 2162 £ 1220 $ 2,125 € 1344 NZ$ 2322 kr 13847 $ 1,669 $ 2243 £ 1265 $ 2,204 € 1394 NZ$ 2409 kr 14362 $ 1,731 Upper deck: twin/single-use $ 3167 £ 1786 $ 3,112 € 1969 NZ$ 3401 kr 20281 $ 2,444 $ 3288 £ 1854 $ 3,231 € 2044 NZ$ 3531 kr 21054 $ 2,537 Cabin details and pictures can be found here: SE - Manon
Extra Options
Electric bike rental: $ 142 £ 80 $ 139 € 88 NZ$ 152 kr 907 $ 109 Beverage Package (soft drinks, coffee/tea, Mosel sparkling wine, wine, beer, offered between 12 noon and 12 midnight daily): $ 272 £ 153 $ 267 € 169 NZ$ 292 kr 1741 $ 210 Extra nights in Passau on request
Discounts for triple and quad cabins available on main deck (bunk beds) and upper deck (sofa bed)Comfort Relax Guided Package: $ 410 £ 231 $ 403 € 255 NZ$ 441 kr 2627 $ 317 Electric bike: $ 161 £ 91 $ 158 € 100 NZ$ 173 kr 1030 $ 124 Discount if bringing own touring bike: $ 40 £ 23 $ 40 € 25 NZ$ 43 kr 258 $ 31 Discount if bringing own electric bike: $ 56 £ 32 $ 55 € 35 NZ$ 60 kr 361 $ 43
Extra Nights in Passau
Twin/Double
Single
3-Star Hotel
pending
pending
4-Star Hotel
$ 106 £ 60 $ 104 € 66 NZ$ 114 kr 680 $ 82
$ 153 £ 86 $ 150 € 95 NZ$ 164 kr 979 $ 118
Transfers:
Munich Airport to Passau or v.v One-way: pending
Munich Airport to Passau Round-trip: pending
Pick-up or Drop-off Munich City Center surcharge: pendingChild Discounts (from basic tour price)*:
0 – 2,99 years (baby cot) -90%
3 – 12,99 years* -20%
*in cabin with min. 1 full paying adultPrinzessin Katharina & SE Manon
Electric bike*: $ 145 £ 82 $ 142 € 90 NZ$ 156 kr 927 $ 112 * 8-speed hand and pedal brake or hand brakes only. Includes same accessories as touring bike. Also includes bike protection
Helmet purchase: $ 64 £ 36 $ 63 € 40 NZ$ 69 kr 412 $ 50If you want to reserve a helmet, please inform at time of booking.
Please Note
- Rates are based on double occupancy
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
Extra Info
Skill Level — Easy
This is a relatively easy tour following the flow of the Danube River. The route is mostly flat with some rolling hills, especially coming out of the Danube valley. It takes place on good, asphalt bike paths and is a tour that is very suitable for beginners and children. As in all of our bike tours, a good command of the bicycle is required, including good balance, ability to stop and start quickly, and comfort in riding in a group.
Airport Info
We recommend that you fly into Munich Airport (MUC).
Local Travel
Munich Airport (MUC) is well connected to the city center and beyond by public transportation, taxis, and transfer services.
Public transportation:
To access a train to Passau, your point of embarkation, you first take a bus to Freising train station (approximately €3). It’s also possible to take a taxi from the airport to Freising Station (approximately €27). From Freising, continue by train to Passau. The train ride is approx. 2–2½ hr. (depending on connections) and costs €30 to €45 depending on type of train.
If you are arriving by car, just ask! We can provide parking details. If your travel plans include spending some time in Munich before your bike and boat tour, you can access a train to Munich city center directly at the airport at either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2.
Private transfers:
Transfers from Munich can be booked through us for the Carissima and Fortuna only or on all boats individually through Salzburger Mietwagen und Reise Service GmbH (SMS).
Phone: +43 (0) 662 - 8161 - 0
sms@flughafentransfer.at, www.flughafentransfer.atClimate
The region has a moderate maritime climate, generally experiencing pleasantly mild winters and relatively cool summers. Please check local conditions prior to your departure and remember that your tour will cover a significant distance and will stretch along the Danube from Passau to Budapest and back.
Day of Rest
Any day can be designated a day of rest by remaining on board and enjoying the amazing Danube scenery!
Recommended
We recommend taking a look at the excursion offered. These can be reserved and paid for once you are on board.
Remarks
Please be aware you will be part of an international group of people, but your tour guide and crew members are multilingual.
Important to know
Documents
Before you travel, please check the passport and visa requirements of the country/countries you plan to visit. For US citizens, the US Department of State website is a good source of information. The Country Information tab in the International Travel section provides details about passport validity, blank passport pages required, etc. For our other international clients, please be sure that you research your own country's travel requirements. It is each traveler's responsibility to ensure proper documentation.
*Important note: Please check on the status of the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) as once implemented, this will be required to visit any of the 26 Schengen-member countries for tourism, business, medical, or transit. This is an additional check on security rather than a visa.
Life on Board
The ships used on this tour have an on-board tour director that does not cycle with the group. The tours are generally designed for self-guided cycling. The multi-lingual director on board is available in case of a breakdown or emergency. On certain dates aboard the Carissima and Fortuna, a fully guided package is available for a supplement. See dates/pricing.
Onboard the Primadonna, superb cuisine will top off your day. The chef and staff pride themselves on using organic ingredients and presenting top-rated cuisine. The day begins with a breakfast buffet, which offers a healthy start to the day, ranging from vegetable juices to the organic corner. For lunch, a 3-course menu is available with multiple options and a 4-course menu is available in the evenings, always also for vegetarians. In the late afternoon, a traditional 5 o’clock tea is provided, including homemade cakes and pastries in the Primavera café. At midnight, when the cinema evening in the board theater is over, midnight refreshments await you. For cycling cruises, a packed lunch is prepared.
Tour Operator
This tour is run by Rad und Reisen, SE Tours, & Donau Touristik.
We value the strong relationship we have with our local partners and the services we provide.
We are not a broker.
We do not inflate tour prices.
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Photos
![Old Town in Bratislava, Slovakia. CC:Rob Hurson]()
![Great Church in Bratislava, Slovakia. CC:Thomas Ledl]()
![Danube river at sunrise in Bratislava, Slovak Republic.]()
![Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. CC:Wilfredor]()
![Schloss Schönbrunn, Vienna, Austria. ©TO]()
![Cycling along the Danube past Bratislava Castle in Slovak Republic. ©Slovak Tourist Board]()
![Wachau Valley with its many vineyards along the Danube River, Austria. Flickr:jay8085]()
![Cycling along the Wachau Valley vineyards on the Danube. Flickr:MuntyPix]()
![Durnstein in the Wachau Valley, Austria. Flickr:jay8085]()
![Wine tasting at a winery in the Wachau Valley, Austria. ©TripSite's Elena]()
![Cobblestone street in Krems, Austria. Flickr: Mikel Ortega]()
![Széchenyi Chain Bridge from Buda Castle in Budapest, Hungary. CC:Wilfredor]()
![Biking past the Parliament in Budapest, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Quiet roads along vineyards in the Wachau Valley. ©TripSite's Elena.]()
![Hearty Hungarian food is perfect for cycling! Flickr:Pedro Lozano]()
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![Concert at Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:leonhard.konitsch]()
![Sightseeing in Altstadt in Bratislava, Slovakia. ©TO]()
![Along the Danube River in Szentendre, Hungary. Flickr:cordyph]()
![Schönbrunn Palace gardens in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Anthony Greyes]()
![Bike stop in Schlogen near the Bend in Wachau Valley, Austria. Flickr:Don Hefferman]()
![Biking through Krems, Austria. Flickr:MuntyPix]()
![Danube Bend near Schlogen, Austria. ©TO]()
![Abbey of Melk, Austria. Photo via Austrian National Tourist Office]()
![Esztergom along the Danube in Hungary. Flickr:Andrew Moore]()
![St Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Dennis Jarvis]()
![Lovely evening stroll through Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Pedro Szekely]()
![Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Kurt Bauschardt]()
![Durnstein on River Danube in Wachau wine-growing region, Austria. Flickr:Mikel Ortega]()
![Buying spices at the Hungarian market. ©TO]()
![Popular bike path signs 'Donauradweg' guide you on this bike tour. 'Wien' is Vienna. Flickr:MuntyPix]()
![Schönbrunn Palace gardens in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Anthony Greyes]()
!['Linzertorte with Kaffee' in Linz, Austria. Flickr:MuntyPix]()
![Vineyards adorn the Wachau region in Austria. CC:Lonezor]()
![Fischerbastei in the Romanesque Revival style, Budapest, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Lakóház in Budapest, Hungary. CC:itoldym]()
![Bike rest in Dürnstein, Wachau valley, Austria. Flickr:Don Heffernan]()
![Danube River in Wachau wine-growing region, Austria. CC:bwag]()
![Sightseeing in Dürnstein, Austria. Flickr:jeffowenphotos]()
![Shopping at Hungarian market. ©TO]()
![The famous <i>Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte</i> in Vienna, Austria. Flickr:Raphael Labbe]()
![Along the Danube River in Linz, Austria. CC:Thomas Ledl]()
![Dessert on board the MS Carissima or Fortuna. ©TO]()
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![Looking out towards the Mauthausen Memorial in Austria. ©TripSite's Hennie van den Hengel]()
![Great architecture to see via bike saddle in Bratislava, Slovakia. CC:Civertan]()
![Bike the Danube in Budapest, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Stift in Engelhartszell, Austria. Flickr:Janos Korom Dr.]()
![Bike the Danube in Esztergom, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Hungarian beer! Flickr:thecrypt]()
![Schloss Schönbrunn, Vienna, Austria. ©TO]()
![Enjoying some local Hungarian treats to fuel the bike ride. ©TO]()
![Biking through Krems, Austria. Flickr:Carlos Reusser Monsalvez]()
![Széchenyi thermal baths in Budapest, Hungary. CC:Marc Ryckaert / Naamsvermelding vereist]()
![Dinner on board the MS Carissima or Fortuna. ©TO]()
![Biking along the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Wine in Budapest, Hungary. Flickr:m-louis .®]()
![Fischerbastei (Fisherman's Bastion) in the Romanesque Revival style, Budapest, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Biking and boating in Esztergom, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Tasty meals on boar ship. ©TO]()
![Cycling through Vac, Hungary. ©TO]()
![Apricot dumplings to try perhaps. ©TO]()
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