Classical Rhine Cruise
AmsterdamBasel
Countries :
Netherlands
Germany
France
Switzerland
Highlight :
Picturesque half-timbered villages & romantic Middle Rhine
Welcome to your river cruise along the Rhine
A river full of diversity and beauty
One of Europe's most important rivers, the Rhine runs through a fascinating landscape filled with vineyards, medieval castles and vibrant cities. From the snow-capped Alps in Switzerland to its mighty estuary on the North Sea, the Rhine stretches across six countries. Along this inspiring route, picturesque villages and vibrant cities filled with rich histories and diverse cultures await your discovery.
The Rhine - perfect for:
Architecture Enthusiasts
Cruising the Rhine affords lovers of architecture the chance to explore a landscape rich in different styles and histories. Join an excursion and visit the magnificent cathedrals of Cologne and Strasbourg or experience the romance of Heidelberg’s old town. In Amsterdam, spend hours navigating the historic canals of this iconic city.
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Wine-connoisseurs
A storied landscape rich in romance, the Rhine region is synonymous with winemaking. The scenic grandeur is also productive, leading many towns and villages to center life around viticulture. Find your own romance as you enjoy a popular Riesling, a fruity Chardonnay, Pinot Noir or Gewürztraminer, strolling the very grounds where they were made.
Our River Cruises along the Rhine
The most beautiful destinations along the Rhine
A Rhine river cruise promises an unforgettable journey from the North Sea into the heart of Europe. Sweeping landscapes captivate with majestic mountains and cliffs while villages delight with charming histories and lush vineyards. Unwind as you make your way along the enchanting Rhine, savoring each memory to relive later.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Discover the beauty of Holland with AMADEUS and enjoy the charm of Amsterdam, the capital city. Best known for tulips, Amsterdam is home to countless tulip stalls throughout the city, outnumbered only by colorful bicycles. Seven hundred years old, this city from the Golden Age is one of Europe’s most iconic destinations.
Cologne, Germany
Experience Cologne, the fourth largest city in Germany and more than 2,000 years old. Filled with numerous museums and vibrant street art, Cologne is also home to the Cologne Cathedral, the most visited landmark in Germany and the second tallest church building in Europe.
Koblenz, Germany
Koblenz lies at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle rivers at the world-famous Deutsches Eck. Four mountain ranges, vineyards, and forests form a unique backdrop for the city and its 2,000 years of history. Take the cable car to the majestic Ehrenbreitstein Fortress or visit the city's landmark, the Schängelbrunnen fountain at the town hall square.
Middle Rhine Valley & Loreley Rock
A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Middle Rhine Valley runs between the cities of Bingen and Bonn in Germany. One of the most captivating regions in the world, the landscape is ideally experienced from the river. Narrow banks, steep vineyards, and high cliffs are home to vineyards, castles, and the famous Loreley Rock.
Rüdesheim, Germany
The tranquil town of Rüdesheim is located at the southern gateway of the Middle Rhine Valley. Rüdesheim is not only home to Siegfried's Mechanical Music Cabinet, a collection of self-playing instruments, but also one of the biggest tourist attractions in Germany, the world-famous Drosselgasse. More than three million people visit the three-meter-wide, 144-meter-long cobbled street every year. Here, you will find beautiful old half-timbered buildings, souvenir stores and quaint wine taverns inviting you to linger one moment longer.
Strasbourg, France
Truly a photographer’s dream, Strasbourg enchants with its romantic canals and striking architecture, particularly the city’s intricate soaring cathedral. Perhaps the most beautiful quarter of Strasbourg, the city sits in the heart of the Alsatian Rhine region known as “La Petite France”. With its mixed French and Germanic roots, you’ll find a local culture unlike other parts of France.
