Three-Rivers Cruise

Founded as a small fishing village in the late 12th century, Amsterdam became one of the most important ports in the world during the Dutch Golden Age as a result of its innovative developments in trade. Today, the city has one of the largest historic centers in Europe, with about 7,500 registered historic buildings. The street pattern is largely unchanged since the 19th century. The center consists of 90 islands, linked by 1.300 bridges. On the city tour through the Dutch metropolis, you will see the Maritime Museum, the Jewish Quarter and the Museum Quarter. As there is no better way to see the city than cruising on the water, the tour will end by a canal cruise boat trip.

The cathedral city dates back over 2,000 years and is full of history, the traces of which can be seen everywhere in the Rhine region. During the walking tour, explore the area around the cathedral all the way to the old town. As you travel through the narrow, cobbled streets, and the lively squares such as the Alter Markt or the Heumarkt, you will get a feel for life in Cologne from yesterday and today. Since its completion in 1880, the Cologne Cathedral with its two 515ft high towers has been the city's landmark, as well as the most famous architectural monument and most frequently visited sight in Germany. As your excursion concludes, we invite you to enjoy a glass of typical Kölsch (beer), which is the number one beer in Cologne and large parts of the Rhineland.

Please note: The visit of the Cologne Cathedral depends on the opening hours, Holy Masses, etc.).

From Cologne travel by coach southward to the picturesque wine town Königswinter. From there, head towards Germany’s first nature reserve, called Siebengebirge (Seven Mountains). On the top of this summit you will find the Hotel “Petersberg” where many important political discussions, such as the Afghanistan conference in 2001, took place. You can reach the summit with Germany’s oldest rack railway or on foot, where you can explore the remains of Castle “Drachenfels” (Dragon Rock) and enjoy the wonderful views into the valley “Rheintal”.In the 19th century a bizarre museum was built about halfway up the Drachenfels, where, besides other expeditions, the history of the Nibelungen is presented.

The unique Winzerexpress train takes you from the dock of the ship to the "Siegfried Mechanical Music Cabinet" for a musical adventure with historical self-playing instruments. Continue your guided tour with a walk through the picturesque town. Explore the heart of the old town of Rüdesheim - the Drosselgasse - where wine houses and garden taverns invite you to linger. Immerse yourself in the history of the city and visit the Eagle Tower, a part of the city wall, and the fortifications from the 15th century.

Enjoy an unforgettable ride on the Winzerexpress and discover the beauty of the Rhine Valley. Stroll through the cobbled Drosselgasse to the Asbach Visitor Center and uncover the great secret of how wine is turned into an excellent brandy, the famous Asbach Uralt. Because it contains the spirit of wine. A short film will introduce you to the beginnings of Asbach Uralt before continuing to the distillery to learn about the production process. The tour concludes with a tasting session of this delicious brandy.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant history and romance of Wertheim and explore the city with its medieval streets and numerous half-timbered houses. The Angel’s Fountain and the collegiate church are especially worth seeing, as well as the local glass museum. During a tour of the museum you will learn interesting facts about glass and you can observe glassblowers at work. (Note: Visits to the glass museum are subject to availability.)

Finally, the tour takes you to Miltenberg. A guided tour through the town will show you that Miltenberg offers a charming trio of river, medieval town and wooded hillsides. The historic market square, the high, gabled, half-timbered houses, the old town hall and the towering Miltenberg Castle form the backdrop for this wonderful tour.

Start your tour with a visit to the Würzburg Residence, a masterpiece of southern German Baroque architecture, built in the early 18th century by Balthasar Neumann. Highlights include the grand staircase, adorned with breathtaking frescoes by the Venetian artist Tiepolo, and the opulent Imperial Hall. Afterward, take a leisurely stroll through Würzburg’s historic old town and discover its many landmarks. Visit the market square with the picturesque St. Mary's Chapel, then continue to the Old Main Bridge, a striking stone arch bridge spanning the River Main. There, we invite you to savor a glass of exquisite Franconian wine while enjoying the stunning panoramic view of the Marienberg Fortress and the surrounding vineyards.

A comfortable coach will take you into the center of Bamberg, which is affectionately known as the “Frankish Rome”. The walking tour will enable you to immerse yourself in the magic and history of this town. With its historic old quarter, its churches and monasteries, bridges, narrow streets and squares, its half-timbered houses and baroque facades, it has been declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. During the walk, you’ll see magnificent sights such as the imperial cathedral, the old imperial residence, the new residence palace and rose garden, the old town hall and the former fishing village that is now Bamberg’s “Little Venice” area.

Discover Bamberg in a different way - active, relaxed and up close! On this guided bike tour, you will not only experience the famous sights of the UNESCO World Heritage city, but also green oases, historic districts and hidden gems off the beaten path. From the picturesque riverside to the traditional gardeners' district and the vibrant ERBA Park, new perspectives on the “German dream city” open up. Along the way, you’ll hear fascinating stories about architecture, beer culture, and notable figures – with plenty of time for photo stops and soaking in the most scenic views.

Distance: ±16 km

^{E-bike rental is available at an additional cost.}