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29 results for “Danube”
- Danube river cruisesRiver systemA west-to-east corridor from Germany to the Black Sea, cruised mainly between Passau, Vienna, Budapest and the Danube Delta.
- Main and the Main–Danube Canal river cruisesRiver systemThe German connecting corridor from the Rhine at Mainz through Franconia and the Main–Danube Canal to Kelheim.
- Lower DanubeRiver stretchStretch of the Danube.
- Middle DanubeRiver stretchStretch of the Danube.
- Upper DanubeRiver stretchStretch of the Danube.
- Upper Main and the Main–Danube CanalRiver stretchStretch of the Main and the Main–Danube Canal.
- Lower Main and the Franconian wine countryRiver stretchStretch of the Main and the Main–Danube Canal.
- BambergRiver stopGermany — Main and the Main–Danube Canal. Where the natural river ends and the canal begins. The old town is inscribed as World Heritage.
- BelgradeRiver stopSerbia — Danube. At the confluence of the Sava and the Danube.
- BratislavaRiver stopSlovakia — Danube. One of the few capitals where vessels moor directly below the old town.
- BudapestRiver stopHungary — Danube. The most common turnaround point on the river, and the junction between upper-river and lower-river voyages. The Danube banks are inscribed as World Heritage.
- Frankfurt am MainRiver stopGermany — Main and the Main–Danube Canal. The largest city on the Main and a common start or end point for Main and Rhine voyages.
- GiurgiuRiver stopRomania — Danube. An example of a lower-Danube stop where the destination is reached by road rather than on foot.
- Iron GatesRiver stopSerbia / Romania — Danube. A gorge, not a town. The river narrows between the Carpathian ranges and is passed through two dam and lock complexes.
- KelheimRiver stopGermany — Main and the Main–Danube Canal. The canal's southern end, where it joins the Danube.
- Krems an der DonauRiver stopAustria — Danube. The downstream end of the Wachau stretch.
- LinzRiver stopAustria — Danube.
- MainzRiver stopGermany — Rhine. Where the Main joins the Rhine — the junction for voyages continuing towards the Main–Danube Canal.
- MelkRiver stopAustria — Danube. The upstream entrance to the Wachau, a UNESCO cultural landscape.
- MiltenbergRiver stopGermany — Main and the Main–Danube Canal. A small half-timbered town in a bend of the river, typical of the lower Main stops.
- MohácsRiver stopHungary — Danube. Border formalities point between the Schengen area and the countries downstream.
- NurembergRiver stopGermany — Danube. Not on the Danube itself. It sits on the Main–Danube Canal, which is how vessels move between the Rhine and Danube systems, and is used as a western start or end point.
- NurembergRiver stopGermany — Main and the Main–Danube Canal. On the canal rather than a natural river, and the most used turnaround between the Rhine and Danube systems.
- PassauRiver stopGermany — Danube. At the confluence of the Danube, Inn and Ilz, and the most common German start point for Danube voyages.
- RuseRiver stopBulgaria — Danube.
- TulceaRiver stopRomania — Danube. The gateway to the Danube Delta and the eastern end point of lower-river voyages.
- VidinRiver stopBulgaria — Danube. A Bulgarian town on the lower Danube, opposite the Romanian bank.
- ViennaRiver stopAustria — Danube. A frequent start or end point. River moorings are on the Danube proper, away from the historic centre the city is known for.
- WürzburgRiver stopGermany — Main and the Main–Danube Canal. The centre of Franconian wine country; the Residence palace is World Heritage listed.