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From Bavaria’s Heritage to the Balkans’ Vibrant Heart

From Bavaria’s Heritage to the Balkans’ Vibrant Heart

About This Cruise

The Danube cruise begins in Passau, the “City of Three Rivers,” where baroque churches and the St. Stephen’s Cathedral set the mood. In Bratislava, Slovakia’s capital, medieval alleys, baroque palaces, and the castle above the city await. Kalocsa introduces Hungarian paprika culture and folk traditions, while Mohács recalls the famous battle of 1526. Aljmaš in Croatia enchants with its pilgrimage church and peaceful riverside setting. In Belgrade, Serbia’s capital, highlights include the Kalemegdan Fortress, the lively Knež Mihailova Street, and the Saint Sava Cathedral. The cruise turns around at the Trajan’s Tablet, marking ancient Roman history. At Donji Milanovac, the stunning Iron Gates gorge unfolds, followed by Golubac Fortress rising majestically over the Danube. Novi Sad welcomes with the Petrovaradin Fortress and vibrant city life. Ilok charms with wine heritage, while Osijek displays Habsburg architecture and a grand square. Budapest shines with its Parliament, Chain Bridge, and Fisherman’s Bastion, rightly called the “Pearl of the Danube.” In Hainburg, travelers explore medieval walls before heading to Vienna, full of imperial grandeur with St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Schönbrunn Palace. Finally, Melk Abbey crowns the experience before returning to Passau.

Who Is This Cruise For?

  • Couples

    Luxury service and an intimate, small-ship feel

  • Over 50s

    A gentle pace with daily excursions and no sea days

  • Solo travellers

    Low or no single supplement on selected cabins

Type

River, Luxury

Ship

VIVA TWO

Departure Date

11 April 2027

Cruise Line

VIVA Cruises

Duration

11 Nights

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Itinerary

Germany

Passau

Thanks to its unique geographical location at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers, Passau is undoubtedly one of Germany’s most unique cities. But it’s not just the location of this “City of Three Rivers” that is extraordinary—Passau also offers its visitors numerous remarkable sights. Towering over the city is the Veste Oberhaus, an impressive 13th-century fortress. Passau’s Old Town is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture, most notably St. Stephen’s Cathedral with its distinctive onion domes and the world’s largest cathedral organ, featuring nearly 18,000 pipes.

Slovakia

Bratislava

The capital of Slovakia lies on the border with Austria and Hungary. Approximately 450,000 people live there. Bratislava’s Old Town dates back to the 18th century and, thanks to its car-free zone, is perfect for strolling. The city’s famous dark beer is served in the local cafés and bars. Perched on a hill is Bratislava’s landmark—Bratislava Castle. From its terrace, you have the best view of the city and the Danube.

Hungary

Kalocsa

Stop to board day-trip passengers

Hungary

Mohács

Stop for Customs Clearance

Croatia

Aljmas

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Serbia

Belgrade

The “White City”—as the Serbian name Belgrade, is anything but colorless. Its turbulent pastshapes this Balkan metropolis. The scars of that era are just as much a part of the cityscape as the spirit of optimism that can be felt and seen. Belgrade is home to about 1.7 million residents—and, with the monumental Cathedral of Saint Sava, is home to one one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. A stroll down the shopping street Knez Mihailova with its shops, cafés, and an exciting mix of architectural styles leads straight to the Belgrade Fortress. Here, you can not only view down to the mouth of the Sava River, but also the tranquility of the sprawling Kalemegdan Park.

Serbia

Donji Milanovac

The small town of Donji Milanovac in eastern Serbia lies directly on the right bank of the Danube. When the dam and hydroelectric power plant were built in 1970, the town had to be relocated to higher ground. This was already the second relocation; the first took place in 1830, when the town was moved from the Danube Island to a higher location due to frequent flooding. North of Donji Milanovac, visitors can explore the approximately 9,000-year-old archaeological site of Lepenski Vir, dating from the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods.

Serbia

Golubac

The Serbian port city of Golubac lies on the Danube and is best known for its idyllic fortress with eight towers, situated on the riverbank. Here, visitors can step back in time, as it is one of the best-preserved medieval castles. Both the Upper and Lower Castles, as well as the various towers, are open to the public. The Serbian Derdap National Park begins in the vicinity of Golubac.

Serbia

Novi Sad

Novi Sad is Serbia’s second-largest city and is located on the Danube. It’s the perfect place to stop and explore attractions such as the Petrovaradin Fortress. One of the best-preserved fortresses in Europe, it features a system of catacombs and is situated on a hill. A stroll through the city center, with its narrow alleys, quaint cafés, and Neo-Renaissance-style city hall, is also highly recommended.

Croatia

Ilok

Ilok, Croatia's easternmost city, enchants with its historical charm and picturesque location on the Danube. Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, it invites visitors to explore the medieval fortress, centuries-old wine cellars and the impressive St. John's Cathedral. In Ilok, history, nature and Croatian hospitality merge to create an unforgettable experience. The town also offers breathtaking views over the Danube, which flows gently through the countryside and marks the border with Serbia. A stroll through the cobbled streets of the old town reveals the town's deep connection to its rich past and the traditions of the region.

Croatia

Osijek

The city of Osijek with about 108,000 inhabitants is Croatia's fourth largest city and is located on the Drava River about 20 km before it flows into the Danube. It belongs to the historical region of Slavonia, one of its sights is the Museum of Slavonia. Worth seeing in Osijek are also the nature park Kopacki rit, the baroque fortress Tvrda, the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul and the Zoological Garden with its very impressive aquarium.

Hungary

Budapest

“Pearl of the Danube” or perhaps “Paris of the East”? One thing is certain: Budapest has so much to offer! Even from a distance, the Parliament Building, situated on the riverbank, greets visitors and allows the Hungarian capital to shine in its former glory. The imposing Chain Bridge invites you to explore the Buda and Pest districts, which are adorned with Art Nouveau buildings, wide boulevards, and historic thermal baths. After enjoying a slice of the famous Baumkuchen, you can appreciate the breathtaking view from Castle Hill—with its Royal Palace and the impressive Fisherman’s Bastion—even more.

Austria

Hainburg

Hainburg, a picturesque town on the Danube in Austria, impresses with its well-preserved medieval town walls and charming old town. Surrounded by green hills and located right next to the Donau-Auen National Park, Hainburg invites you to follow in its historical footsteps and enjoy the natural beauty of its surroundings. A visit to Hainburg also reveals the mighty Wienertor, one of the oldest and largest city gates in Europe, which offers a fascinating insight into the history of the city. The relaxed atmosphere and the view of the calmly flowing Danube make Hainburg an idyllic stop on your river cruise.

Austria

Vienna

Austria’s capital is one of those cities that every traveler should visit at least once in their lifetime. Hardly any other city in the world offers such an enchanting combination of magnificent architecture, world-famous museums and theaters, and beautiful green spaces. It’s no wonder that Vienna’s entire city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Vienna is known worldwide for its palaces of emperors, kings, and nobles, such as Schönbrunn Palace, the Belvedere, and the Hofburg. But the city’s many churches—especially St. Stephen’s Cathedral, its iconic landmark—are also well worth a visit. Museum lovers will certainly get their money’s worth at the city’s numerous world-class museums, such as the Albertina, the Kunsthistorisches Museum, and the Leopold Museum.

Austria

Melk

Melk has earned itself a lovely nickname: the gateway to the Wachau. Anyone approaching this historic town along the Danube will soon spot Melk Abbey, which towers high above the river. The abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is worth a visit in every season. This impressive Baroque complex has been cared for by monks of the Benedictine Order since 1089. Culture, faith, and scholarship come together in the monastery’s magnificent halls.

Germany

Passau

Thanks to its unique geographical location at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers, Passau is undoubtedly one of Germany’s most unique cities. But it’s not just the location of this “City of Three Rivers” that is extraordinary—Passau also offers its visitors numerous remarkable sights. Towering over the city is the Veste Oberhaus, an impressive 13th-century fortress. Passau’s Old Town is known for its beautiful Baroque architecture, most notably St. Stephen’s Cathedral with its distinctive onion domes and the world’s largest cathedral organ, featuring nearly 18,000 pipes.

Overview

The Danube cruise begins in Passau, the “City of Three Rivers,” where baroque churches and the St. Stephen’s Cathedral set the mood. In Bratislava, Slovakia’s capital, medieval alleys, baroque palaces, and the castle above the city await. Kalocsa introduces Hungarian paprika culture and folk traditions, while Mohács recalls the famous battle of 1526. Aljmaš in Croatia enchants with its pilgrimage church and peaceful riverside setting. In Belgrade, Serbia’s capital, highlights include the Kalemegdan Fortress, the lively Knež Mihailova Street, and the Saint Sava Cathedral. The cruise turns around at the Trajan’s Tablet, marking ancient Roman history. At Donji Milanovac, the stunning Iron Gates gorge unfolds, followed by Golubac Fortress rising majestically over the Danube. Novi Sad welcomes with the Petrovaradin Fortress and vibrant city life. Ilok charms with wine heritage, while Osijek displays Habsburg architecture and a grand square. Budapest shines with its Parliament, Chain Bridge, and Fisherman’s Bastion, rightly called the “Pearl of the Danube.” In Hainburg, travelers explore medieval walls before heading to Vienna, full of imperial grandeur with St. Stephen’s Cathedral and Schönbrunn Palace. Finally, Melk Abbey crowns the experience before returning to Passau.

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Suite

Suite

  • 24 m²
  • Diamond Deck
  • Welcome Aperitif with Wine and Canapes
  • VIVA All-Inclusive

EQUIPMENT:

  • Priority embarkation (1 hour before check-in)
  • Welcome Aperitif with Wine and Canapes
  • 50 EUR laundry credit (per cabin)
  • Two single beds (set apart on request)
  • French balcony
  • Table and two armchairs
  • Lounge area
  • Beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32" LED TV
  • Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
  • Nespresso® machine
  • Hair dryer
  • Free WLAN access
  • Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
  • Bathroom with shower
  • SPA bathrobe and slippers
  • Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed
  • Location on the top passenger deck

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Outside

Double Cabin Diamond Deck

  • 15 m²

  • Diamond Deck
  • French balcony
  • VIVA All-Inclusive

EQUIPMENT:

  • Two single beds (set apart on request)
  • French balcony
  • Table and two armchairs
  • Beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32" LED TV
  • Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
  • Nespresso® machine
  • Hair dryer
  • Free WLAN access
  • Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
  • Bathroom with shower
  • Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed
  • Location on the top passenger deck

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Balcony

Double Cabin Ruby Deck

  • 15 m²
  • Ruby Deck
  • French balcony
  • VIVA All-Inclusive

EQUIPMENT:

  • Two single beds (set apart on request)
  • French balcony
  • Table and two armchairs
  • Beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32" LED TV
  • Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
  • Nespresso® machine
  • Hair dryer
  • Free WLAN access
  • Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
  • Bathroom with shower
  • Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed

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Balcony

Double Cabin aft Ruby Deck

  • 15 m²
  • Ruby Deck
  • French balcony
  • VIVA All-Inclusive

EQUIPMENT:

  • Two single beds (set apart on request)
  • French balcony
  • Table and two armchairs
  • Beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32" LED TV
  • Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
  • Nespresso® machine
  • Hair dryer
  • Free WLAN access
  • Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
  • Bathroom with shower
  • Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed

Outside

Double Cabin Emerald Deck

  • 15 m²
  • Emerald Deck
  • Window (cannot be opened)
  • VIVA All-Inclusive

EQUIPMENT:

  • Two single beds (set apart on request)
  • Window (cannot be opened)
  • Table and two armchairs
  • Beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32" LED TV
  • Minibar with free water, beer and soft drinks, refilled daily
  • Nespresso® machine
  • Hair dryer
  • Free WLAN access
  • Telephone, safe and air conditioning/heating
  • Bathroom with shower
  • Generous storage space in wardrobes and under the bed

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international

Riverside Restaurant

The RIVERSIDE Restautant is the main restaurant of the VIVA TWO. And a place where we spoil you with international gourmet cuisine and - depending on where we are - also with regional dishes. For lunch and dinner, we offer you a choice of multi-course menus.

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italian

Moments Restaurant

At MOMENTS, we take you on a culinary journey through Italy! MOMENTS is the perfect place to experience the diverse flavors of Italian cuisine. Immerse yourself in a world of taste and pleasure as you travel along picturesque river landscapes.

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casual

VIVA's Bistro

The bistro offers an interplay of two worlds: On some evenings we spoil you with Asian creations, then again we whisk you away to Italian-Mediterranean worlds. A culinary duo where, despite all the variety, "discover and indulge" is always on the menu.

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Bar, Lounge

Panorama Salon

The Panorama Salon is located on the Diamond Deck. 

Reception

Reception

During your river cruise, the reception is open around the clock for you and the staff is always happy to assist you with any concerns or requests.

Spa, Wellness

Wellness Area

Wellness area with steam bath and infrared sauna.

You can make an appointment for your massage at the reception.

Gym

Fitness Area

Those who do not want to do without their daily sports program on board can use the fitness area. Use of the fitness room is free and possible 24 hours a day.

Pool

Pool

Pool on the sun deck.