TECHNICAL INFORMATION FACILITIES ON BOARD ACCOMMODATION. LENGTH: 126 m. BEAM:11,4 m. DRAUGHT: 1,5 m. CAPACITY: 180 pax.

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3 TECHNICAL INFORMATION LENGTH: 126 m. BEAM:11,4 m. DRAUGHT: 1,5 m. CAPACITY: 180 pax. BUILT IN 2004 FACILITIES ON BOARD RECEPTION LOBBY LOUNGE, BAR AND CAFÉ RESTAURANT BOUTIQUE LIBRARY GYM SAUNA, WHIRLPOOL AND RELAXATION AREA SUNDECK WITH LOUNGERS WIFI ACCOMMODATION Cabins are divided across 3 decks and are same in size of approximately 14.5 m 2. All cabins are very spacious and equipped with separable twin beds, satellite TV, safety deposit box, phone, hairdryer, mini bar, individual heating and cooling system, and separate bathroom with individual shower and toilet. Standard cabins on the lower deck are fitted with two fixed picture windows, whereas superior cabins on the middle deck and deluxe cabins on the upper deck all have opening French balconies. 07

4 THE RHINE It is undoubtedly one of the most impressive rivers of Central Europe. Born in Lake Constance (Switzerland) it passes through the French city of Strasbourg and is in Germany where its beauty reaches the maximum splendor. The beauty of the landscapes of the Rhine is exceptional. From Mainz and up to Koblenz and Bonn the traveler simply cannot help admiring the landscapes that open before his eyes. With each new turn of the river more beauties appear. In every rock, in each mountain there are castles, ruins or towers with black and narrow windows that make you feel as if the centuries of history observed you through these windows. In the Upper Rhine, near the city Schaffhausen, you will find the famous Rhine Falls, an impressive print. A fairly wide flow is directed at full speed and with an incredible rumble down and falls into the void. The part between Koblenz and Bingen has been declared a "World Heritage Site" by UNESCO. More than 40 castles and palaces nest on the banks of the river. Its medieval towns, wooded slopes and its sometimes sheer vineyards make the area the very embodiment of romanticism. 20

5 THE RHINE RIVER HOLLAND BELGIUM Rotterdam Amsterdam Dordrecht Arnhem Ghent Antwerp Dusseldorf Cologne Bonn Brussels Koblenz Boppard Cochem Mainz Rüdesheim Mannheim Strasbourg GERMANY FRANCE Basel SWITZERLAND

6 THE DANUBE A cruise along Danube is an unforgettable experience through the history and cultures of South- East Europe. You will admire breathtaking landscapes, contemplate famous monasteries and imposing castles, stroll around famous cities. The Danube was once a long-standing frontier of the Roman Empire, and today flows through 10 countries, more than any other river in the world. It is Europe's second longest river and one of its great waterways. Rising in the German Black Forest, it runs through Austria, then Slovakia, where it forms the border with Hungary, then plunges down into Hungary itself and on into Serbia, for some while forming again the border with Croatia, then heads East, once again a border river, now the long border between Romania and Bulgaria, before losing itself in the great delta on the Black Sea where Romania borders Moldova and Ukraine, on its way, shaping some of the great cities of Central and South East Europe - Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest, Belgrade. 22

7 THE DANUBE RIVER GERMANY Regensburg Passau Dürnstein Linz Bratislava Melk Vienna SLOVAKIA AUSTRIA Mohacs CROATIA Esztergom Budapest HUNGARY Vukovar Novi Sad Belgrade SERBIA

8 THE MAIN The Main river is a less-travelled but equally fascinating German waterway. If you are attracted by vast forests, fairy-tale castles, imposing palaces and quaint medieval towns, this is definitely the river for you. The Main's upper and middle sections run through the valleys of the German Highlands; its lower section flows through beautiful Bavaria in Central Germany, before joining the Rhine near Mainz. With its longitud of 527 km it is a major tributary of the Rhine. In spite of many striking changes of direction, the river maintains its central eastern orientation, which is rare in central Europe, and touches several Franconian lowlands, wine-growing region and numerous wellpreserved historic city centers. The Main in Würzburg and Frankfurt flows through particularly striking metropolitan areas. Already the Celts and Germanic Kimbers used the Main as a waterway. The Romans were the first to name the river (they called it the Moenus), and it also makes an appearance as the Meune in the medieval German saga "The Song of the Niebelungs," which first appeared in written form around 1200 AD. 24

9 THE MAIN RIVER GERMANY Mainz Bamberg Miltenberg Würzburg Nürnberg Regensburg