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Romantic Rhine 7 nights
Zurich - Amsterdam WZA

Zurich to Amsterdam Deaprtures & Rates

Itinerary

Zurich to Amsterdam - 7 nights (WZA)
Day 1 Zurich, Switzerland. Transfer to Basel (Embarkation)
(Sun.) Flights into Zürich must arrive before 3 pm. Your river cruise vessel is docked on the Rhine River in Basel, where France, Germany, and Switzerland meet. Before dinner, meet your crew at a WELCOME RECEPTION. (D)
Day 2 Strasbourg, France
(Mon.) Situated on the border of France and Germany, Strasbourg is influenced by the culture of both countries and is the capital of the Alsace region. It is the seat of the Council of Europe and the European Parliament. A Local Guide shows you the noteworthy sights: the GOTHIC CATHEDRAL, the lovely LA PETITE FRANCE district, Place Kléber, and Place Gutenberg with the statue of the inventor of the printing press. Strasbourg is also home to the Kronenbourg Brewery. An optional excursion into the Alsace wine region is available. (B,L,D)
Day 3 Excursion to Heidelberg, Germany - Mainz
(Tue.) Heidelberg is Germany’s oldest university town of Student Prince fame, a world-famous love musical. The ruins of the imposing HEIDELBERG CASTLE, built of red sandstone, tower above the city. Of particular interest is the GIANT VAT, an 18th-century wine cask holding 49,000 gallons! (B,L,D)
Day 4 Mainz - Rudeshiem
(Wed.) Situated on the left bank of the Rhine, opposite the mouth of the Main River, Mainz is Germany’s largest and most important wine market. The Old Town has many interesting shops, tea rooms, and restaurants, and a fountain on the Schillerplatz is decorated with scenes of the famous carnival held here every year. Gutenberg, the father of modern printing, was born here and you’ll visit the GUTENBERG MUSEUM. The pretty little town of Rüdesheim is the perfect example of a Rhine Valley wine town. SIEGFRIED’S MECHANICAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSEUM is a real surprise! Enjoy a SPECIAL TREAT, then there’s free time to explore the Drosselgasse and pick up some souvenirs. (B,L,D)
Day 5 Koblenz
(Thu.) Downstream from Rüdesheim is the dramatic Rhine Gorge, the most beautiful stretch of river dotted every mile with castles. Pass the legendary rock of the Lorelei, where sweet songs of local beauties lured enchanted sailors to their doom. Situated at the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle Rivers, 2,000-year-old Koblenz is the cultural and business center of the Middle Rhine region. (B,L,D)
Day 6 Cologne
(Fri.) Cologne is the capital of the Rhineland and one of Germany’s largest cities. The soaring twin steeples of Cologne’s magnificent gothic cathedral—which took more than 600 years to build—dominate the river skyline. The Germano-Roman Museum next to the cathedral is a must for history buffs! The Old Town abounds with taverns, cafés, and shops. The favorite local beer here is Kölsch. (B,L,D)
Day 7 Amsterdam, Holland
(Sat.) Holland’s capital is sophisticated and modern, with a rich and fascinating history. This delightful 700-year-old city with its elegant and classic architecture, cafés and restaurants, and lively marketplace has a distinct ambience. The works of famous Dutch masters can be seen in world-renowned museums such as the Rijksmuseum or the Van Gogh. There is no better way to see Amsterdam than by CANAL BOAT, cruising through the elegant grachten lined with stately homes dating back to Amsterdam’s “Golden Age.” (B,L,D)
Day 8 Amsterdam (Disembarkation)
(Sun.) Your homebound flight arrives the same day. (B)

 

2010 Departures
2010 Prices
Departure Date
Cabin rates are per passenger in $USD
Ship: Avalon Felicity
or
Avalon Luminary

Lower Deck - Cat E

Middle Deck - Cat B
Middle Deck - Cat A
Upper Deck - Cat P
Upper Deck - Cat Jr. Suite
May 23
$2,439
$2,938
$2,988
$3,088
$3,638
June 6
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
June 20
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
July 4
$2,389
$2,888
$2,938
$3,038
$3,588
July 18
$2,389
$2,888
$2,938
$3,038
$3,588
August 1
$2,389
$2,888
$2,938
$3,038
$3,588
August 8
$2,389
$2,888
$2,938
$3,038
$3,588
August 15
$2,389
$2,888
$2,938
$3,038
$3,588
August 22
$2,389
$2,888
$2,938
$3,038
$3,588
August 29
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
September 5
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
September 12
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
September 19
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
September 26
$2,489
$2,988
$3,038
$3,138
$3,688
October 3
$2,339
$2,838
$2,888
$2,988
$3,538
October 10
$2,339
$2,838
$2,888
$2,988
$3,538
October 17
$2,289
$2,788
$2,838
$2,938
$3,488
* Port Charges are an additional $98 per passenger // Call for single supplement // Triples not available

Prices Include:

• Cruise in selected category
• Full board meals
• Deluxe hotel accommodations
• Daily guided sightseeing program
• Complimentary regional wine, beer, or soft drinks with all onboard dinners
• Complimentary coffee and tea available throughout the day
• Taxes/ Port Charges /Fees

Prices Do Not Include:

• Individual arrival and departure
• Travel insurance
• Drinks
• Other personal expenses

 

 For reasons of navigation and passenger safety, Avalon River Cruises and the Captain of the ship reserve the right to modify the itinerary of the cruise.