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Crociera sul Danubio DDSG
Percorso A (dal 30 marzo al 3 novembre)
Percorso B (dal 30 marzo al 3 novembre)
Percorso C (dal 1° gennaio al 31 dicembre)
A sightseeing cruise offers an unparalleled perspective of Vienna's architectural marvels and historic sites. You'll glide past landmarks like the Danube Tower and the Ring Tower, providing a unique view that's simply not possible from the streets.
City Sightseeing Cruise on the Danube Canal with Optional Viennese Delicacies
Danube River Cruise with Optional Viennese Delicacies
Sightseeing Cruise on the Danube River with Sunday Brunch and Live Music
Evening Sightseeing Cruise on the Danube Canal with Optional Dinner
Danube River Evening-Themed Cruise with Dinner & Live Music
Sunset Cruise in Vienna with Barbecue & Fireworks
Full-Day Danube Cruise to Dürnstein or Bratislava from Vienna
Combo (Save 8%): Danube Sightseeing Cruise + Vienna Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Combo: Blue Danube Boat Tour with Dinner & Schonbrunn Palace Concert
A striking example of modern architecture, the Uniqa Tower stands out with its impressive design and innovative LED light displays. The tower is especially captivating when lit up at night, offering a colorful spectacle that reflects on the water.
One of the tallest structures in Austria, the Danube Tower offers panoramic views of Vienna. From your cruise, you'll get an excellent view of this towering landmark, which also serves as a popular spot for visitors seeking a bird's-eye view of the city.
Ringturm is a prominent office tower with a distinctive cylindrical shape. Its central location and architectural style make it an eye-catching part of Vienna's skyline. The cruise offers a clear view of the Ringturm, allowing you to appreciate its architectural and artistic significance.
Rossauer Barracks, a massive military complex, showcases Vienna's historical military architecture. From the water, you’ll be able to see its colorful façade, undulating lines, and lush rooftop garden.
The Urania Observatory, with its distinctive dome, is another highlight you'll pass. Established in the early 20th century, this institution is dedicated to public education in astronomy. The cruise provides an excellent view of the observatory's elegant structure, and if you're lucky, you might even spot the telescopes in action on a clear evening.
The Millennium Tower, a modern skyscraper, is a real eye-catcher with its sleek design and shiny glass exterior. It’s like a symbol of how Vienna blends its rich history with contemporary style. When you're on the cruise, you'll get an amazing view of the tower reflecting the sky and river, adding a futuristic touch to the city's skyline.
This architectural gem by Otto Wagner, one of Vienna's most famous architects, is a must-see. The Schützenhaus showcases Wagner's signature Art Nouveau style with intricate details and elegant lines. You'll be able to admire this beautifully preserved building in all its historical splendor from your cruise boat.
Have you ever seen a waste incineration plant that's also a piece of art? That's exactly what you'll find here, thanks to the creative genius of Friedensreich Hundertwasser. This place is a burst of color and whimsy, standing out brightly against the usual drab industrial buildings.
The Badeschiff is a floating swimming pool and barge that you'll pass during your cruise. It allows visitors to swim in a pool on the Danube itself. The lively atmosphere and innovative concept make the Badeschiff an unusual sight, showcasing the city's creative use of its waterways.
The Prater area, often referred to as the 'Green Heart' of Vienna, is a vast public park that includes the famous Giant Ferris Wheel. From the water, you can see the sprawling green spaces and perhaps catch a glimpse of the Ferris Wheel in action. It is an amazing recreational area for both locals and visitors.
The lock system at Freudenau is an engineering marvel that you'll encounter on your cruise. These locks are crucial for managing water levels and ensuring safe navigation along the Danube. Watching the operation of the locks from the boat provides an intriguing insight into the mechanics of river navigation.
Designed by the renowned architect Zaha Hadid, this residential building is a striking example of modern architecture. The building's flowing lines and innovative design stand out along the riverbank. A Vienna boat tour offers a perfect view of the Zaha-Hadid-Haus, highlighting its unique architectural features.
Address: Franz-Josefs-Kai 2, 1020 Wien, Austria | Find on map
Getting there: Board bus #2A to get to the closest bus stop Schwedenplatz U, or tram #1 to Schwedenplatz tram stop. It is a quick 2-minute walk to the boarding point from both of these stops.
Address: Handelskai 265, 1020 Wien, Austria | Find on map
Getting there: Board bus 11A or 11B to get to the closest bus stop Vorgartenstraße U, or take subway service U1 (red line) to reach Vorgartenstraße subway station. From either of these stops, it's about an 8-minute walk to the boarding point.
Address: Handelskai 343, 1020 Wien, Austria | Find on map
Getting there: Take the U2 subway and alight at Donaumarina, the closest subway station located a 2-minute walk away from the boarding point. Alternatively, you can rent a bicycle or car to get there.
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Vienna offers a variety of cruises, including one-hour city cruises, half-day excursions, evening cruises, themed cruises, and full-day cruises to nearby towns. Each provides a different experience, from quick sightseeing to a leisurely meal on the water.
Cruises in Vienna can range from 1-hour city tours to full-day excursions. Choose one based on how much time you have and what you wish to see.
Yes, most cruises are family-friendly and provide an enjoyable experience for children, with some boats even offering kid-friendly activities.
This depends on the cruise. Short sightseeing cruises may offer optional meals, while dinner cruises offer a full dining experience. Always check what's included before booking.
While many cruises operate year-round, some, especially evening or dinner cruises, may have seasonal schedules. Please check availability for the time of your visit.
A Danube Canal cruise offers views of the city’s inner districts, including the famous Hundertwasser House, the Ringturm, and contemporary urban developments.
