7 nights · Wien, Austria · River cruise · Departs Vienna (Austria) · Visiting Budapest, Bratislava, Krems an der Donau, Salzburg, Passau, Munich · Aboard Riviera Travel on the MS Savor
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This river cruise sails the Danube and Isar, departing Vienna.
| Cruise line | Riviera Travel |
|---|---|
| Ship | MS Savor |
| Duration | 7 nights |
| Port calls | 7 |
| Departures | 2 sailings |
| From fare | $3,990 per person |
| Year built | 2014 |
| Guests | 142 |
| Cabins | 67 |
| Crew | 39 |
| Length | 135 m |
| Beam | 12 m |
| Cruising speed | 12.0 kn |
Arrive in Vienna by river and give the city more than a passing glance. Its imperial centre rewards a slow walk, from St Stephen’s Cathedral to the grand Ringstrasse boulevards. Set aside time for Schönbrunn Palace, once the Habsburgs’ summer residence, or choose the Kunsthistorisches Museum for its remarkable collections. Then take a seat in a traditional coffeehouse; in Vienna, coffee and cake are part of the city’s daily ritual.
Budapest makes a memorable arrival, with the Danube dividing hilly Buda from lively, level Pest. From the river, the Hungarian Parliament’s Gothic Revival façade commands attention, especially after dark. Cross the Chain Bridge to explore Castle Hill, or stay in Pest for cafés, markets, and celebrated thermal baths. Allow time to linger: Budapest’s pleasures are best discovered on foot, over a long lunch, and beside the water.
Bratislava rewards a day ashore with a walkable old town, a lively Danube waterfront and a castle above the river. Explore the lanes around Michael’s Gate, then climb to Bratislava Castle for wide views across the city and beyond. Pause at a café terrace before following the riverside promenade. Slovakia’s capital is compact, making its historic centre easy to discover on foot.
Arrive in Vienna by river and give the city more than a passing glance. Its imperial centre rewards a slow walk, from St Stephen’s Cathedral to the grand Ringstrasse boulevards. Set aside time for Schönbrunn Palace, once the Habsburgs’ summer residence, or choose the Kunsthistorisches Museum for its remarkable collections. Then take a seat in a traditional coffeehouse; in Vienna, coffee and cake are part of the city’s daily ritual.
Krems sits at the eastern end of Austria’s Wachau Valley, where the Danube passes vineyards, medieval lanes and abbeys. Explore the old town’s medieval lanes, then follow the wine trail into a landscape shaped by centuries of viticulture. At nearby Dürnstein, the blue tower of the abbey recalls Richard the Lionheart’s imprisonment. Allow time for a glass of Grüner Veltliner; the region’s terraces are among Austria’s most distinctive.
Salzburg is a city to explore on foot, with the Salzach dividing its historic centre from quieter lanes. The UNESCO-listed Old Town gathers Baroque churches, elegant squares and Mozart’s birthplace along Getreidegasse. Above it, Hohensalzburg Fortress commands wide views across rooftops to the Alps. Allow time for a concert, café stop and the gardens of Mirabell Palace, where Salzburg’s musical heritage remains vivid.
Passau sits where the Danube, Inn and Ilz meet, their contrasting waters framing one of Bavaria’s most handsome old towns. Walk its baroque lanes to St Stephen’s Cathedral, famed for its historic organ. From the fortress of Veste Oberhaus, rooftops and rivers unfold in a memorable view. Passau rewards a leisurely call: explore on foot, pause beside the water, and watch three waterways shape the city’s character.
Munich lies inland in Bavaria, so visits usually begin with a transfer from a nearby river port or airport. The city rewards your time with royal grandeur, serious art and easy pleasures. Start at Marienplatz, then visit the twin-domed Frauenkirche or explore the Wittelsbachs’ lavish Residenz. The Alte Pinakothek displays European masterpieces, while the Deutsches Museum brings science and technology to life. Later, stroll through the Englischer Garten or settle into a traditional beer hall for Bavarian cooking.
Published September 9, 2026
Last updated October 3, 2026
Author: J. Richard
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