A Tale of Three Rivers

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Sail Europe’s most iconic rivers: the Main, lined with quaint villages; the castle-studded Rhine; and the Moselle with its steep vineyards. Taste legendary Moselle Rieslings. Tour the imposing red sandstone ruins of Heidelberg Castle. Savor hearty German cuisine. With bookends in Bamberg and Trier, this 8-day journey celebrates the diverse landscapes of three of Europe’s most beloved rivers.

See great cities & landscapes

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Viking Inclusive Value

All you need included, with no surprises or hidden fees

Viking Inclusive Value

All you need included, with no surprises or hidden fees

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Day by Day

To learn more about each port of call and our included as well as optional excursions, click on the individual days below.

1	Bamberg, Germany	Bamberg marks the northern terminus of the Main–Danube Canal.	Read More >
2	Bamberg, Germany	Founded in 902, Bamberg remains a medieval-looking city known for its symphony orchestra and specialty, “smoke” beer.	Read More >
3	Würzburg, Germany	Würzburg is home to the Bishops’ Residenz, one of Germany’s largest and most ornate palaces and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.	Read More >
4	Heidelberg, Germany	Germany’s oldest university town, Heidelberg and its castle are situated in the Neckar Valley just east of the Rhine.	Read More >
5	Mainz, Germany	Located in the heart of wine country along the Rhine, Mainz is home to one of Germany’s most dramatic cathedrals, St. Stephen’s.	Read More >
6	Cochem, Germany	Perched on a hilltop above the city and the Moselle River, the 1,000-year-old Reichsburg Castle is Cochem’s signature landmark.	Read More >
7	Trier & Bernkastel, Germany	A picturesque town surrounded by forests and vineyards, Trier is the birthplace of Karl Marx and a vibrant university town.	Read More >
8	Trier, Germany	One of Germany’s most treasured cities for its rich history, Trier was the regional capital of the Holy Roman Empire.	Read More >