Sit back and enjoy a relaxing cruise while creating your own two-course menu. Choose either a starter and a main course, or a main course and a dessert, according to your taste.

Autumn & Winter Menu

14 September 2026 to 31 December 2026

• Pumpkin cream soup with croutons (vegetarian) or Kaiserschmarrn (shredded Austrian pancake) with plum compote (vegetarian)
• Beef ragout with herb dumplings or Cheese spaetzle with crispy fried onions (vegetarian)

Spring & Summer Menu

April 2027 to September 2027

• Wild garlic cream soup with croutons or Cheesecake with chocolate flakes & berry sauce
• Breaded fried chicken with potato and lamb’s lettuce salad & pumpkin seed oil or Sweet potato gnocchi with zucchini, feta & cherry tomatoes
  (vegetarian, vegan option available)

Autumn & Winter Menu

October 2027 to March 2028

• Creamy potato & leek soup with chives or Plum crumble with cinnamon & vanilla ice cream
• Braised beef with bread dumplings & red cabbage or Käsespätzle with crispy onions & green salad (vegetarian)

Vegan menu available upon request.

Experience Vienna from the water and savour one of the city's most beloved culinary specialties. As the Danube and Vienna’s riverside landmarks glide past, enjoy a golden-breaded chicken schnitzel served with traditional potato salad and cranberries. A relaxing way to combine sightseeing on the Danube with authentic Viennese flavour.

Sit back and enjoy true dolce vita moments on the Danube. With the Aperol Free Flow combo ticket, you can enjoy unlimited Aperol Spritz served by the glass throughout the entire cruise. A portion of bruschetta per person is also included. The perfect combination of sunny river views, relaxed indulgence and Italian flair on board.

Please note that alcoholic beverages are served on board to guests aged 18 and over only. Proof of age may be requested at any time.

Turn your Danube cruise into a sparkling experience. With Prosecco Free Flow, you can enjoy unlimited glasses of Prosecco throughout the entire cruise.

Sit back, relax and admire the passing riverside scenery while being served directly at your seat by our on-board service team. The perfect way to savour special moments in style while cruising along the Danube.

Prosecco of the house brand served by the glass is included in this offer. Service is available exclusively on board and only during the cruise. Additional beverages can be ordered at an extra charge.

Alcohol is served to guests aged 18 and over only. Proof of age may be requested.

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.

KunstHausWien is one of Vienna’s most distinctive museums and is closely associated with the Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. The remarkable building, known for its curved lines, colourful façades and green spaces, is home to the Hundertwasser Museum and the world’s largest permanent collection of the artist’s works.

In addition, the museum hosts changing exhibitions on contemporary art, photography, environmental topics and sustainability. KunstHausWien is one of Vienna’s most popular cultural attractions and offers a unique insight into Hundertwasser’s creative vision.

The Freudenau Lock is part of the Freudenau Hydropower Plant and is one of the most important hydraulic engineering structures on the Austrian Danube. It ensures safe and efficient navigation along one of Europe’s key waterways while combining modern engineering with sustainable energy generation.

A particular highlight is the lock transit itself, during which vessels overcome a height difference of several metres as the massive lock gates open and close. The facility demonstrates how navigation, flood protection and renewable energy production work hand in hand along the Danube.

The Gasometers are among Vienna’s most remarkable landmarks and a prime example of successful urban redevelopment. Originally built in the late 19th century as gas storage tanks, the four impressive brick towers played an important role in the city’s industrial history. During an extensive revitalisation project, the historic façades were preserved while the interiors were transformed into a modern district featuring apartments, shops, restaurants, offices, event spaces and a cinema.