Rhine Concert Cruise with Andre Rieu

Classical meets Modern

Imagine an evening where the elegance of classical music merges with the energy of modern soundtracks, brought to life by a virtuoso violinist.

This unique performance features iconic melodies from films and television, seamlessly woven together with the rich, expressive tones of the violin. Each piece is reimagined, blending masterful technique with contemporary flair to create an unforgettable musical experience.

Immerse yourself in the history and charm of Bonn, a city shaped by centuries of European heritage. From its early Roman roots to its role as the capital of West Germany from 1949 to 1990, Bonn has long stood at the crossroads of history. Today, it harmoniously blends its political legacy with a youthful, cosmopolitan spirit inspired by its renowned university, world-class museums, and vibrant cultural scene.

A relaxed walking tour leads you through the lush Hofgarten, past the venerable university, across the lively Münsterplatz, and through the picturesque old town to the Rathausplatz. Along the way, fascinating stories, architectural gems, and cultural highlights reveal the city’s distinctive character and timeless elegance.

A true highlight of the tour is the Beethoven House (subject to opening hours), the birthplace of one of the world’s greatest composers. In its original rooms, you can sense the inspiration of Ludwig van Beethoven and experience music history in an authentic and deeply moving setting. Afterwards, enjoy free time at the Rathausplatz—ideal for a leisurely stroll or a coffee break. The excursion concludes with a return to the ship, as the impressions of Bonn’s rich heritage and musical soul continue to resonate.

Nijmegen, of Roman origin, celebrated its 2,000th anniversary in 2005, making it the oldest city in the Netherlands. The city boasts a historic center that still bears many traces of its Roman past. Heavily damaged during World War II battles between September 1944 and February 1945, when Nijmegen was at the forefront of Operation Market Garden, much of the city was rebuilt according to a new plan.

During your walk, you will explore Nijmegen’s old town, including its 15th-century town hall and the 13th-century St. Steven’s Church. Stroll through the streets lined with beautiful historic buildings, home to charming small shops. To finish, treat your palate to the rich flavors of Dutch beer.

Experience Arnhem’s captivating blend of tradition and contemporary architecture on a guided city tour. Stroll through historic streets where medieval buildings sit alongside modern landmarks, and learn fascinating stories about the city’s evolution—from its beginnings as a medieval settlement to its vibrant, modern character.

Along the way, you’ll see key sights such as the Eusebiuskerk, Willemsplein, John Frost Bridge, and Audrey Hepburnplein. This excursion is perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy history, culture, and urban charm at a relaxed pace.

The Hague is one of the most remarkable cities in the Netherlands. Not only is it the seat of government, but it is also home to numerous architectural landmarks, historic districts, and a stunning coastal location. Known as the "Royal City by the Sea," The Hague invites you to explore its main attractions and soak in its unique charm.

During our walking tour, we will stop at the magnificent Mauritshuis Museum, where you can admire Girl with a Pearl Earring, masterpieces by Rembrandt, and so much more.

Dordrecht is renowned for its rich history and distinctive architectural features. One highlight of its unique charm is the "Dordt’s geveltje", referring to the characteristic gables of the city’s historic houses. These beautifully adorned and uniquely shaped gables are a testament to Dordrecht’s architectural heritage and a key element of its historic cityscape.

The guided city walk offers an excellent opportunity to uncover Dordrecht’s hidden gems. You’ll explore charming streets, picturesque courtyards, and lesser-known locations that many visitors overlook. Along the way, you’ll learn captivating stories about the city’s monuments and its pivotal role in Dutch history, while admiring the beautiful geveltjes.

To conclude the tour, we visit the renowned Rutte Distillery, a fixture in Dordrecht since 1872. Here, you’ll have the chance to sample a selection of their celebrated products, including gins, jenever, and liqueurs—a perfect way to end your journey through one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands.

Embark on a fascinating food tour through the historic town of Amsterdam, where you’ll discover the city’s rich history while indulging in its culinary delights. We’ll also visit a hidden gem in town, “our Lord in the Attic’. This is a preserved 17th century canal house that has a hidden Catholic church in its upper floors. During the 17th century when Catholicism was not openly practiced in the Protestant-dominated Netherlands, some hidden churches in homes were built to worship discreetly. We are not going to reveal what we will eat and drink, but it promises to be an unforgettable tour.

Every year, the Amsterdam Light Festival transforms the city’s center into a breathtaking 53-day light art exhibition, offering a mesmerizing fusion of art, technology, and creativity. Tailor-made light installations and artworks by renowned contemporary artists, designers, and architects from around the world illuminate the city’s canals, bridges, and historic buildings, creating a magical atmosphere throughout the winter months.

The festival showcases an array of thought-provoking and visually stunning pieces that engage with both the natural environment and the architectural backdrop of Amsterdam. From abstract designs to interactive installations, each artwork tells a unique story through light.

The best way to experience this luminous spectacle is by taking a canal boat cruise, where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the enchanting glow of the artworks as you drift along Amsterdam’s picturesque canals. Sip a warm drink as you immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the festival, making it a truly unforgettable experience.

Experience Dutch culture up close on a fascinating tour through picturesque landscapes and historic villages. Visit Zaanse Schans, a charming open-air museum featuring historic windmills and traditional green wooden houses. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to visit the interior of a windmill and learn more about its traditional mechanics.

As you pass by the cheese farm, you can sample the famous Dutch cheese and gain insight into its production. A live demonstration by a wooden shoe maker will also show you how traditional clogs are crafted. Afterward, explore Marken, a former island known for its charming stilt houses and unique atmosphere.

Enjoy a scenic drive through the idyllic Dutch countryside and return to Amsterdam with unforgettable impressions – a true cultural experience awaits!