Amsterdam

This beautiful and friendly city is like the Venice of the North where Canals weave through historic streets, tulips bloom, cultural treasures abound. Bicycles and vibrant nightlife define Amsterdam's unique charm. Walk along the canal pathways and admire the narrow townhouses in spring enjoy the tulips that surround the city, visit the Anne Frank Museum, or admire the works of art at the Rijksmuseum dedicated to the Dutch art and history. This city has it all, vintage stores, cool coffee houses, cutting edge dining and a vibrant night life.

MS Symphonie

Completey renovated in 2017, the MS Symphonie is a premium intimate-sized ship, measuring 110 m long and 10,40 m wide. It can accommodate 106 passengers, in 55 cabins spread over two decks. All cabins offer a variety of amenities and provide guests with all  the comforts they need during their stay.

The blue (referring to the beautiful blue Danube by Johann Strauss Jr.) and yellow tones of the decoration provide a cheerful, lively and light atmosphere.

The symphony, the most important musical composition, is in perfect harmony with this superb Premium ship to which it gave its name. The MS Symphonie offers cruise itineraries on the Rhine and the Danube, romantic rivers par excellence.

Located on the upper deck, the restaurant offers a superb French cuisine in a refined setting, where large bay windows allow guests to take full advantage of the panorama. Also situated on the upper deck is the lounge / bar with a dance floor. On the sun deck, an ideal place to relax and admire the landscapes, guests can enjoy comfortable sun loungers, as well as a large shaded area.

Nijmegen

Nijmegen, the oldest city in the Netherlands, sits along the River Waal near the German border and offers a lively mix of history, culture and nature. Founded by the Romans for its strategic location, the city still showcases archaeological traces, ancient streets and iconic landmarks such as St. Stephen’s Church and the historic Lower Town.

Visitors can enjoy vibrant nightlife, museums, festivals, riverside walks and easy access to the Waal beaches where wild Konik horses roam. With its youthful energy, diverse dining, green parks and rich heritage, Nijmegen delivers an engaging city experience within a compact, walkable setting.

Cologne

Cologne is a must see stop for Rhine river cruise travellers, famed for its breathtaking Cologne Cathedral, lively waterfront, and vibrant Old Town. Step off the ship to explore charming breweries serving Kölsch beer, world class museums, and riverside promenades. With easy access from the cruise docks, visitors can enjoy historic architecture, boutique shopping, and unforgettable Rhine views in one of Germany’s most welcoming cultural cities.

Koblenz

Koblenz is a highlight for Rhine and Moselle river‑cruise visitors, offering stunning views where both rivers meet at the Deutsches Eck. Explore the historic Ehrenbreitstein Fortress via the panoramic cable car, stroll the charming Old Town, and enjoy easy access to nearby castles and vineyards. With its waterfront promenades, lively squares, and rich heritage, Koblenz is the perfect stop to experience authentic Rhine romance and culture.

Mainz

Mainz, the vibrant capital of Rhineland‑Palatinate, sits along the Rhine River and blends Roman heritage, medieval charm and lively modern culture. Visitors can explore the impressive Mainz Cathedral, a landmark of Romanesque architecture that dominates the skyline, and dive into the city’s influential printing history at the Gutenberg Museum, home to original Gutenberg Bibles and historic printing tools.

The Old Town offers cobbled streets, half‑timbered houses, wine taverns and bustling markets, while Mainz’s renowned wine culture reflects its position in one of Germany’s top wine‑producing regions. Beautiful riverfront views, festivals and cultural attractions make Mainz an essential stop for travellers seeking history, flavour and atmosphere. 

Strasbourg

Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, is a captivating blend of French and German influences, known for its medieval charm, half‑timbered houses and vibrant cultural scene. Its historic center, the Grande Île, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the breathtaking Strasbourg Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece crafted from pink Vosges sandstone.

Visitors can wander the romantic canals of La Petite France, explore the elegant Neustadt district with its grand boulevards, and discover superb museums at Palais Rohan. Strasbourg is also home to the European Parliament, reflecting its key role in European politics. With its charming markets, inviting winstubs and scenic waterways, Strasbourg offers an unforgettable experience for every traveller.

Breisach

Breisach am Rhein is a picturesque Rhine‑side town in Baden‑Württemberg, known for its rich 4,000‑year history, scenic hilltop views and charming old‑world character. Set between the Black Forest and Alsace, the town invites visitors to wander its cobbled streets, riverside cafés and historic market square. Its iconic St. Stephen’s Minster stands atop the Münsterberg, offering panoramic views of the Rhine, the Black Forest and the Vosges Mountains.

Breisach’s past includes Celtic origins, Roman fortifications and strategic importance through the Middle Ages and modern wars, with the Rhine Gate museum preserving its story. Today, the town is also celebrated for local wine culture, cultural trails and easy access to nearby vineyards and nature.

Basel

Basel, set along the scenic Rhine River, offers a vibrant mix of Swiss culture, waterfront promenades, and striking architecture. Its riverside paths and bridges make it perfect for strolls and boat tours. The city is renowned for world‑class museums, including contemporary art spaces and historic collections, cementing its status as a cultural capital. With Strasbourg located about 135–140 km from Basel, it's an excellent base for cross‑border exploration and enriching day trips.