Experience dynamic Budapest and imperial Vienna. Marvel at ravishing scenery as your luxurious ship

glides through the Wachau Valley, celebrated as one of the world’s most beautiful landscapes, into Germany

and past charming Bavarian villages.

European Craft BeerRiver CruiseOctober 24 - November 2 • 2016

Brought to you by TresVous Personalized Travel Services

UniworldRiver Princess

Join our exclusive beer journey aboard the River Princess as our

chartered vessel winds through the beautiful Danube River.

We will stop in many privately owned breweries and mix with the

locals as we discuss the history of some of these family owned

venues.

Raise a pint to your fellow

cruise mates as we celebrate

this very unique experience. this very unique experience.

A message from the host.

I am very excited to offer the 2016 European Craft Beer River Cruise. Please join me aboard the ultra-luxurious Uniworld River Princess. This chartered boutique floating hotel will take us along the beautiful Danube Rivethe beautiful Danube River.

We will stop in privately owned breweries and mix with the locals as we discuss the history of these family owned venues. Accompanying us will be beer aficionado Deron Weet.

This journey will be unlike anything you’ve ever experienced and beyond anything you could have anything you could have expected. I look forward to sharing it with you.

Cheers!Peter Vukelic Host

Day 1 – Arrive Prague – October 24, 2016Arrive at Václav Havel Airport Prague.

Day 2 – Prague – October 25, 2016A thousand years of architecture styles, from ornate Gothic to fanciful postmodern, have been beautifully preserved in Prague, which has been a magnet for artists, writers, which has been a magnet for artists, writers, scientists and composers for centuries. It also boasts great beer, a lively art scene and up-and-coming fashion designers, making it a fun as well as a beautiful place to visit.

Choice A – Staropramen Explore the history of Czech beer making with a tour of Staropramen, which has been brewing fine pilsners (among other beers) in the heart of Prague since 1869.

Choice B – Prague City Tour Get an overview of the city with a panoramic tour that carries you past such sights as the State Opera House, the National Museum, Wenceslas Square and the massive Prague Castle.

Day 3 – Prague/NuDay 3 – Prague/Nuremberg – October 26, 2016Leave Prague and either head directly for Nuremberg or stop en route at Urquell, perhaps the Czech Republic’s most famous brewery.  

Choice A – Urquell brewery tour Pilsner was born here. Visit the modern bottling plant, learn about the history of the lager and, best of all, sample unfiltered, unpasteurized pilsner drawn from huge oak barrels in the historic cellars.

Choice B – Nuremberg city tour Discover the archetypal medieval German city among the great ramparts, gate towers and maze of cobblestone lanes in Old Town. The red sand stone Church of Our Lady faces the central market square—the 14th-centur y façade survived WWII bombing and, like much of Old Town, was meticulously reconstructed after the war, with the original stones plucked from the rubble.

Day 4 – Regensburg – October 27, 2016Day 4 – Regensburg – October 27, 2016An ancient town in the heart of Bavaria, Regensburg is home to excellent brew pubs—some dating back 800 years or more—that serve a variety of beers, including those made from wheat and rye, despite Bavaria’s 16th-century beer purity law, which specified that beer could only be made from water, hops and barley. Continued on next page.

Tour Highlights October 24 – November 2, 2016

Prague

Choice A – “From Hops Field to Beer Stein.” In Bavaria’s Holledau region, the largest hops-growing district in the world, you’ll see hops growing in the fields, sample local brews with a beer sommelier, and stop at the oldest brewery in the world before returning to the ship in Regensburg.

Choice B – “2,000 Years in One Hour” Regensburg walking discovery tour. A walk through the cobbled lanes of the UNESCO-designated Old Town reveals the city’s 2,000-year history: the ancient Roman gate, the 12th-century Stone Bridge, the Gothic town hall where the Imperial Diet met for three centuries, the 13th-century fortified patrician houses, and the spetacular Cathedral of St. Peter.

Day 5 – Passau – October 28, 2016.Day 5 – Passau – October 28, 2016.Passau, where three rivers meet—the Inn, the Ilz, and the Danube—and three nations almost meet (Austria, Germany, and the Czech Republic), offers an inviting, easy-going Old Town core and an intriguing location to explore the history of beer-making in Bavaria.

Choice A – Aldersbach Brewery. Aldersbach Monastery, in the midst of Passau, has been brewing beer since it was founded in 1127. The brewery was secularized in 1803 and now offers exhibits on the history of beer making, as well as brews made in typical Lower Bavarian style. Tour the museum, with its new Bavarian state exhibition “Beer in Bavaria,” and sample the state-of-the-art modern product. Choice B – Passau walking discovery tour. Your guide will introduce you to some of the town’s architectural highlights—the rococo stairways of the New Residence; the cathedral; and the Town Hall, which boasts a magnificent atrium adorned by large paintings by Ferdinand Wagner—and make sure you get a close-up view of the point where the three rivers meet.

Day 6 –– Passau/Engelhartzsell/Grein –– October 29, 2016 Cruising Cruising the Danube River. This may be the most leisurely day of your entire journey, as you spend it onboard. Your ship leaves Germany behind, sailing into Austria and cruising through the Schlögener Schlinge—a hairpin loop in the Danube that was once very hazathat was once very hazardous for ships.

Tour Highlights

Danube River, Passau, Germany.

Day 7 –– Spitz –– October 30, 2016.

Take a break from beer tasting today in Spitz, an enchanting village on the Danube in the UNESCO-honored Wachau Valley, and sample some of the Wachau’s famous wine and apricot brandy.

Choice A – Spitz apricot brandy distillery tour.

Stroll through charming Spitz with your guide on your way to a distillery where the Wachau’s celebrated apricot brandy is made. A delectable spirit that showcases the apricots grown on the slopes above the Danube, this apricot schnapps is a far cry from the cloying liqueur you might have encountered previously.

Choice B – Spitz village stroll with exclusive wine tasting.

Ramble with your local guide along the cobblestone lanes of Spitz, passing baroque and Renaissance-era houses and perhaps pausing to admire the 15th-century parish church. Then head to one of the wine estates that dominate the slopes above the town, where you may taste Riesling and Grüner Veltliner, Austria’s very own varietal.

Day 8 –– Vienna –– October 31, 2016.

The grand dame of the Danube, The grand dame of the Danube, Vienna was the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and remains, to this day, the political and cultural center of Austria. Klimt painted here; Beethoven and Mozart composed here; Freud developed his theories here. It’s a treasure trove of splendid architecture, astonishing art collections, and inviting cafés—and some delightful pubs as well.

Choice A – Vienna city tour with microbrewery pub crawl.

Vienna’s been brewing its own special beers for centuries; the craft may have fallen from favor a while but it’s back with a vengeance now. Follow up a panoramic tour of the capital’s architectural highlights with visits to three popular microbreweries.

Choice B – Vienna city tour with Vienna State Opera visit.

A panoramic tour will show you the architectural highlights of the Habsburg capital—the City Hall, the Hofburg, St. Charles’s Church, and other land marks—but it will also take you inside the legendary opera house in the heart of the city. The Neo-Renaissance-style theater, which opened in 1869, is surprisingly intimate and gloriously ornate. Vienna

Danube River, Budapest.Danube River, Budapest.Parliament.

Day 9 –– Budapest –– November 1, 2016.Vibrant Budapest, Hungary’s capital, is an enchanting combination of East and

West, old and new. Even the city’s geography is made up of two parts—Buda

(the hills) and Pest (the flatlands)—divided by the Danube.

Choice A – Budapest city tour with Dreher brewery and Unicum distillery visits. Combine a panoramic tour of the city’s landmarks (including the

spectacular Parliament Building) with stops that let you experience two of

Hungary’s iconic alcoholic beverages. Unicum, the dark herbal liqueur, has

been distilled since 1790 and is considered Hungary’s national drink.

Dreher, the nation’s largest brewery, offers a museum that outlines the long

history of beer-making in the nation and a chance to try the local brew.

Choice B – Budapest city tour. This panoramic tour will carry you from Heroes’ Square, created in 1896 to

honor the thousand-year anniversary of Hungary’s founding and its greatest

historical figures, past some of the city’s most striking architectural

sights—Dohány Street Synagogue, the Hungarian National Museum, the

state opera house, St. Stephen’s Basilica, and the truly stunning Parliament

Building—to Castle Hill, which has been called the heart of the nation.

Day 10 Depart Budapest.DepartuDeparture Day

YOUR CRUISE/TOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES:

TRAVEL

• 7-night cruise in a Riverview stateroom on the stunning

River Princess.

• 2 nights Prague at the Art Deco lmperial Hotel

(or similar) with breakfast.

• All transfers on arrival and departu• All transfers on arrival and departure days.

• All meals onboard, prepared using the finest and

freshest ingredients.

• 9 Breakfasts, 6 lunches, 7 dinners.

• Captain's Welcome and Farewell.

• Receptions.

• Welcome and Farewell Gala Dinners.

• Unlimited beverages onboa• Unlimited beverages onboard, including fine wine, beer,

spirits, soft drinks, specialty coffee, tea, and mineral

water.

• Private tours and tastings at world-renowned Eastern

European Breweries.

• Custom beer pairing dinners created exclusively for this

specialty-themed cruise.

• Beer lectu• Beer lectures hosted by our beer expert Deron Weet,

discussing history, production and consumption.

SUITE /CABIN OPTIONS - Select One

Owner’s Suite with Balcony / $5,629 per person Premier Blacony Suite / $5,104 per person Deluxe Suite / $4,627 per person Standard Suite / $4,129 per person

Processing fee of $150 per person.Single occupancy rate upon request. Note: All pricing based on double occupancy and includes port charges.

We will stop in privately owned breweries and mix with the locals as we discuss the history of these family owned venues. Accompanying us will be Deron Weet.

Deron Weet, Craft beer professional is one of the most notable names in the beer industry. In 2012 he completed the Beer Judge In 2012 he completed the Beer Judge Certification Program and since then has served as a craft beer judge at festivals and competitions throughout the world.

His knowledge, easy going and humorous style will delight you with tales of how beer formulas have been designed and what are the most progressive breweries on the EuEuropean front. Deron has personally selected the brewery stops on this Inaugural European Craft Beer River Cruise.

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European Craft Beer River Cruise, October 24 – November 01 2016

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