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The Danube River is the second longest river in Europe (after the Volga River), and it’s the longest river of the European Union. It starts in Germany and flows through several countries (Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Ukraine and Romania) before emptying into the Black Sea. The Danube slices four European capitals (Vienna, Austria; Bratislava, Slovakia; Budapest, Hungary and Belgrade, Serbia), the most of any European river. If you’re attracted to capital city culture, a European river cruise on the Danube will satisfy you with a fair dose of history and culture, art and architecture, nightlife and nature. |
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Read more... [Danube River Cruise: Where past, present, music and art meet on the Blue Danube]
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It’s summer, and what could possibly make your summertime European cruise dream even better? The answer: Champagne! Cold, bubbly and refreshing, champagne is named after the place where champagne grapes are grown in France. Since the time of Charlemagne, the region has been known as one of Europe’s great agricultural areas. |
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Read more... [Barge Cruises in the Champagne region of France]
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Now that you’ve booked your European cruise and reserved all your must-do excursions and massages, it’s time to create a packing list for your cruise. Choosing what to bring with you may be the final vital part of your decision-making process, since most of your activities on the cruise will be booked in advance. |
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Read more... [What to pack for your European Cruise]
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