Enjoy the Danube in the evening and treat yourself to a delightful dining experience on board. An aperitif, multiple courses and a main course of your choice accompany your cruise, turning your journey into a memorable evening of fine food and relaxation on the water.

Adults – Autumn & Winter 2026/27

October 2026 to March 2027

Aperitif

• Violet spritzer

Chef’s Greeting

• Tomato & mozzarella skewer with basil (vegetarian)

Soup

• Andalusian gazpacho (vegan)

Choice of Main Course

• Sous-vide chicken fillet with sweet potato gnocchi, finished with pesto
• Grilled Norwegian salmon fillet with mixed vegetables & herb butter
• Spinach and ricotta strudel with yogurt dip (vegetarian)

Dessert

Raspberry tartlet with white chocolate (vegetarian)

Adults – Spring & Summer 2027

April 2027 to September 2027

Aperitif

• Limoncello Spritz

Amuse-bouche

• Bruschetta with sun-ripened tomatoes & basil

Soup

• Creamy zucchini soup with goat’s cheese

Choice of Main Course

• Pork medallions with truffle-infused mashed potatoes & creamy mushroom sauce
• Grilled Norwegian salmon fillet with grilled vegetables & white wine garlic sauce
• Baked Camembert on mixed leaf salad with lingonberries (vegetarian)

Dessert

• Cheesecake with chocolate flakes & berry sauce (vegetarian)

Vegan menu available upon request.

Adults – Autumn & Winter 2026/27

October 2027 to March 2028

Aperitif

• Berry Spritz

Amuse-bouche

• Mini rösti with creamy chive sauce & crispy bacon

Soup

• Creamy Hokkaido pumpkin soup with pumpkin seed oil & croutons

Choice of Main Course

• Chicken supreme with mashed potatoes, roasted tomatoes & jus
• Breaded pike-perch fillet with rice & peas and tartare sauce
• Pumpkin risotto with Grana Padano (vegetarian)

Dessert

• Kaiserschmarren with cinnamon & stewed plums

Vegan menu available upon request.

Children’s Menu – 2026

Aperitif

• Children’s Hugo (elderflower cordial, soda water, mint, lime)

Chef’s Greeting

• Mini pizzette with tomato & cheese (vegetarian)

Soup

• Beef broth with sliced pancakes

Choice of Main Course

• Viennese-style chicken schnitzel with French fries
• Penne with tomato sauce and Grana Padano (vegetarian)

Dessert

• Raspberry tartlet with white chocolate (vegetarian)

Children’s Menu – 2027

Aperitif

• Captain’s Lemonade with elderflower & mint

Chef’s Greeting

• Homemade mini pizza

Soup

• Creamy zucchini soup with goat’s cheese

Choice of Main Course

• Crispy chicken strips with French fries
• Pasta Pomodoro (vegetarian)

Dessert

• Sacher slice

The Urania Observatory is one of Austria’s best-known public observatories and is located directly on the Danube Canal in the heart of Vienna. Opened in 1910, the striking Art Nouveau building combines science, education and culture under one roof. Through guided tours and observation sessions, visitors can explore stars, planets and other celestial objects. With its distinctive dome and prominent location along the Danube Canal, Urania remains one of Vienna’s most recognizable landmarks and continues to inspire visitors with fascinating insights into the world of astronomy.

The Ringturm is one of Vienna’s best-known high-rise buildings and has symbolized the city’s post-war reconstruction since its completion in 1955. Serving as the headquarters of Vienna Insurance Group, it stands out with its distinctive architecture near the Danube Canal and the historic city centre.

The tower is particularly famous for its large-scale art installations, which regularly transform the façade into an impressive work of art. Combining architecture, culture and business, the Ringturm remains one of Vienna’s most recognizable landmarks.

The Nußdorf Lock is one of Vienna’s most important hydraulic engineering structures and marks the junction between the Danube and the Danube Canal. Built at the end of the 19th century and designed by Otto Wagner, the facility is considered an outstanding example of Viennese Art Nouveau architecture. Together with the historic weir, the lock regulates the water level of the Danube Canal and ensures safe navigation.

The Rossauer Barracks are one of Vienna’s most important historicist buildings and a striking feature of the cityscape along the Danube Canal. Built between 1865 and 1869, the complex originally served as a military barracks of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and remains one of Austria’s largest barracks facilities.

Its impressive façades, towers and courtyards still reflect Vienna’s rich military and architectural history. Today, the building houses several federal authorities and stands as a prominent landmark in Vienna’s 9th district.