New Year's Eve Cruise Vltava & Elbe

Prague, the glamorous capital of the Czech Republic, is a real highlight on any river cruise. The city impresses with its imposing Prague Castle, the majestic Charles Bridge and the enchanting Old Town, which shines in golden hues of light. As the Vltava flows gently past, a unique panorama opens up, combining history and a modern way of life. Prague's fascinating atmosphere can be particularly enjoyed in the lively cafés and traditional restaurants on the banks of the Vltava.

Prague, the glamorous capital of the Czech Republic, is a real highlight on any river cruise. The city impresses with its imposing Prague Castle, the majestic Charles Bridge and the enchanting Old Town, which shines in golden hues of light. As the Vltava flows gently past, a unique panorama opens up, combining history and a modern way of life. Prague's fascinating atmosphere can be particularly enjoyed in the lively cafés and traditional restaurants on the banks of the Vltava.

A royal town in the Central Bohemian Region, about 35 km north of Prague. It sits at the scenic confluence of the Labe (Elbe) and Vltava rivers.

Located on the banks of the Elbe, Děčín welcomes its visitors with a unique blend of baroque elegance and natural beauty. High above the city rises the imposing Děčín Castle, whose magnificent architecture and romantic gardens once attracted artists and aristocrats from all over Europe. From here, you can enjoy an impressive view of the wide Elbe valley, which meanders gently through the landscape. As the gateway to Bohemian Switzerland, Děčín is also the ideal starting point for discovering one of Europe's most spectacular natural regions - with its striking sandstone cliffs, tranquil forests and fascinating panoramas. In the charming streets and cafés of the town, you can feel the relaxed Czech lifestyle and an atmosphere that invites you to linger. Děčín harmoniously combines history, culture and nature - a picturesque place that enchants every visitor.

Located on the banks of the Elbe, Děčín welcomes its visitors with a unique blend of baroque elegance and natural beauty. High above the city rises the imposing Děčín Castle, whose magnificent architecture and romantic gardens once attracted artists and aristocrats from all over Europe. From here, you can enjoy an impressive view of the wide Elbe valley, which meanders gently through the landscape. As the gateway to Bohemian Switzerland, Děčín is also the ideal starting point for discovering one of Europe's most spectacular natural regions - with its striking sandstone cliffs, tranquil forests and fascinating panoramas. In the charming streets and cafés of the town, you can feel the relaxed Czech lifestyle and an atmosphere that invites you to linger. Děčín harmoniously combines history, culture and nature - a picturesque place that enchants every visitor.

Nestled in the impressive landscape of Saxon Switzerland lies Königstein, a picturesque place that combines nature, history and romance in a unique way. The mighty Königstein Fortress, one of the largest mountain fortresses in Europe, towers high above the Elbe. From its walls, a spectacular view of the Elbe valley and the surrounding sandstone cliffs opens up - a panorama that is second to none. At the foot of the fortress, the charming little town with its winding alleyways, small cafés and cozy squares invites you to stroll and linger. Surrounded by bizarre rock formations and dense forests, Königstein is both a paradise for nature lovers and a place where time seems to stand still. Königstein combines impressive history, breathtaking nature and Saxon hospitality - a highlight of every Elbe cruise.

Nestled in the impressive landscape of Saxon Switzerland lies Königstein, a picturesque place that combines nature, history and romance in a unique way. The mighty Königstein Fortress, one of the largest mountain fortresses in Europe, towers high above the Elbe. From its walls, a spectacular view of the Elbe valley and the surrounding sandstone cliffs opens up - a panorama that is second to none. At the foot of the fortress, the charming little town with its winding alleyways, small cafés and cozy squares invites you to stroll and linger. Surrounded by bizarre rock formations and dense forests, Königstein is both a paradise for nature lovers and a place where time seems to stand still. Königstein combines impressive history, breathtaking nature and Saxon hospitality - a highlight of every Elbe cruise.

Dresden is the capital of Saxony and one of the largest cities in the state. After World War 2, the city on the Elbe was painstakingly rebuilt. The Dresden Frauenkirche is a symbol of the reconstruction, which lasted from the 1990s to 2005. Magnificent buildings from the 18th century adorn the city, such as the famous Semper Opera House or the Zwinger with its generously laid out garden. The Residence Palace is located directly in the old town, which invites you to stroll.

Dresden is the capital of Saxony and one of the largest cities in the state. After World War 2, the city on the Elbe was painstakingly rebuilt. The Dresden Frauenkirche is a symbol of the reconstruction, which lasted from the 1990s to 2005. Magnificent buildings from the 18th century adorn the city, such as the famous Semper Opera House or the Zwinger with its generously laid out garden. The Residence Palace is located directly in the old town, which invites you to stroll.

Meissen, the cradle of Saxony, lies on the northern edge of the Dresden Elbe valley and exudes a touch of southern serenity. The time-honored district town on the Elbe is a single stone window into history. German emperors founded the first settlement on Slavic territory here. The town's name is inextricably linked to its traditional porcelain manufactory founded in 1710 with the trademark "Blue Swords". Alongside the town of Bautzen, Meissen has the best-preserved town complex in Saxony. A visit to the town is all about history and porcelain.

Meissen, the cradle of Saxony, lies on the northern edge of the Dresden Elbe valley and exudes a touch of southern serenity. The time-honored district town on the Elbe is a single stone window into history. German emperors founded the first settlement on Slavic territory here. The town's name is inextricably linked to its traditional porcelain manufactory founded in 1710 with the trademark "Blue Swords". Alongside the town of Bautzen, Meissen has the best-preserved town complex in Saxony. A visit to the town is all about history and porcelain.

Dresden is the capital of Saxony and one of the largest cities in the state. After World War 2, the city on the Elbe was painstakingly rebuilt. The Dresden Frauenkirche is a symbol of the reconstruction, which lasted from the 1990s to 2005. Magnificent buildings from the 18th century adorn the city, such as the famous Semper Opera House or the Zwinger with its generously laid out garden. The Residence Palace is located directly in the old town, which invites you to stroll.