From Paris to Frankfurt and Charms of the Rhine and the Moselle - Crucevita (2025)

اليوم 4

Early departure from Paris. We’ll travel towards Normandy, making a stop in Giverny to visit Monet’s House and its impressive gardens (admission included); we’ll learn about impressionist art, a movement centered in Normandy. The journey will continue to Rouen, Normandy’s capital with its medieval streets and cathedral. Here we’ll have time for a stroll and lunch. We’ll continue to Arromanches, where the beaches serve as a poignant reminder of the World War II landings in France. Our final destination is Caen, where we’ll enjoy some leisure time in the central district.Note: From November to April, Monet´s house is closed to visitors, so there will be no stop at Giverny.

اليوم 7

We’ll begin the day with a visit to Cochem, a charming and picturesque town on the banks of the Moselle River. From there, we’ll enjoy a delightful 90-minute cruise along the Rhine, sailing between the enchanting towns of Bacharach and Rüdesheim, where you’ll have free time to explore and take in their unique charm.In the late afternoon, we’ll arrive in Frankfurt for a brief stop at Römer Platz, the historic heart of the city. Afterward, we’ll travel to Mainz to board the MS Crucevita and begin your Cruise through the Rhine Valley. The evening will feature a welcome reception and dinner on board before embarking on an overnight journey.

اليوم 9

Cruise with full board included:In the morning, we’ll arrive in Strasbourg, the capital of the Alsace region. Its historic center, Grande Île, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988 as an outstanding example of a medieval city. The area known as La Petite France, once a bustling district of fishermen and millers, is particularly picturesque with its charming canals. Beyond La Petite France, the historic center boasts numerous landmarks, most notably the majestic cathedral, which stands as a symbol of the city. Overnight on board.

اليوم 10

Full board included: In the morning, we’ll arrive in Worms, the ancient capital of the Germanic peoples, renowned for its Romanesque architecture. The highlight of our visit is the 11th-century St. Peter’s Cathedral, a masterpiece of High Romanesque style with its four towers and twin domes. Alongside the cathedrals of Speyer and Mainz, it stands as one of the greatest achievements of this architectural period. Worms is also a popular starting point for the Deutsche Weinstrasse, a 50-mile route through charming wine-producing towns.In the afternoon, we’ll anchor in Rüdesheim, one of Germany’s most visited villages. Its historical landmarks, such as Klunkhardshof, the fortified Adler Tower, the millennial Brömser Castle, and the ruins of Ehrenfels Castle, are perfect for discovering the town’s rich history. Overnight on board.

اليوم 14

Breakfast & disembarkation:We’ll wake up in Mainz, the city where Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable-type printing press. Its historic center, crowned by its thousand-year-old cathedral, contrasts beautifully with the vibrancy of this modern university city. At 09:00 a.m., passengers must vacate their cabins, though luggage can be stored at reception until departure time. After breakfast, we’ll enjoy a guided tour of Mainz (please check compatibility with flight schedules), after which our services will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: - The cruise is subject to river water levels; in the event of rising or falling water levels or any other force majeure event, the captain may be required to modify the program for safety reasons. This will not be considered grounds for claims.- Navigation times are approximate and may be subject to change.- For optimal trip organization, the order of visits may be adjusted.