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Frankfurt/Main - Wertheim - Wurzburg - Miltenberg - Frankfurt/Main
  • 4 Nights
  • VIVA All-Inclusive
  • June - November 2021
p. p. from 695 €
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Frankfurt- Wurzburg - Frankfurt

Would you like a little time out? Fancy a cruise of a different kind? Then join us on the MS TREASURES to the most beautiful cities on the Main. On the five-day trip you will discover appealing places in Hesse and Lower Franconia. Let yourself be spoiled by culinary delights on board and scenic surroundings. Your trip begins in Germany's most international metropolis, Frankfurt am Main. Even before the cruise begins, you can experience the special flair of the banking city here. Sights include Goethe's birthplace, St. Paul's Church and the spectacular skyline. In the morning of the next day, the MS TREASURES will dock in Wertheim. There you can take a shore excursion to explore the charming town. Original half-timbered houses and a lively marketplace are among the worthwhile attractions. On day three of your cruise, you'll arrive in the residential city of Wurzburg. It is one of Bavaria's largest cities and has a lot to offer. Especially the buildings in rococo style attract visitors again and again. The cathedral and the old bridge should also not be missed. The penultimate stop on the cruise is the somewhat lesser known town of Miltenberg. Even the great General Wallenberg is said to have dined here. The Mildenburg castle rounds off the idyllic townscape. On day five, your ship returns to Frankfurt am Main at around 9:00 am.

day 127.11.2021
  • Frankfurt/Main
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    16:00

    Frankfurt am Main is considered to be a banking city with numerous high-rise buildings in the city centre, which can be seen from afar. The Main River invites you to special destinations with excursion boats. In the historical centre of Frankfurt, the Römer is the town hall. Here on the Römerberg, picturesque half-timbered houses are lined up, some of which have only recently been reconstructed. Also nearby are Goethe's birthplace, the Goethe House, and the Paulskirche as a monument to the beginning of democracy.

    Excursions Frankfurt/Main

    Frankfurt: City Walk incl. new old town

    Welcome to Frankfurt, a city full of contrasts. With 750000 inhabitants it is the largest city in Hessen. Due to its good location on the Main River, the city has been one of the most important German urban centres since the early Middle Ages. Today it is an important industrial and economic centre and the seat of the European Central Bank, the German Federal Bank and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The city's landmark is the ever-growing skyline. It is located near Frankfurt city centre, close to a beautiful park with Mediterranean vegetation and a view of the banking district. Come with us and discover this wonderful city. Your tour starts with a walk along the impressive Rhine and leads you directly into the city centre. Here you walk with us through the "new old town", which is a remake from 2018. You will cross the historic market place, see the St. Pauls Church, which was the birthplace of democracy in Germany, and the coronation cathedral of the emperors. The new Frankfurt Old Town is a magnet for both citizens and tourists from all over the world. Numerous cafés and museums invite you to linger a while and enjoy the old town flair.

    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2 h
    • walking
    • per person: 21 €
    Wertheim: City walk with glass museum (blow your own Glassball)

    The Maintor is the ideal starting point for a sightseeing tour on foot. It dates from the 13th to 15th century and is one of 18 other medieval passages in the city. Through the gate you enter the old town of Wertheim. A real highlight is the historic market square, which captivates with its half-timbered houses and the lively market bustle on Saturdays. From there it is not far to the Marienkapelle, which dates back to 1447. A short detour to the Friedleinsgasse is worthwhile. Here you can admire the Baunachshof, which is characterised by its unusual architecture.

    Afterwards you will visit the glass museum in the former Kallenbach's house. Today the glass museum has over 650 square metres of exhibition space at its disposal. Experience one of man's most fascinating and versatile materials: GLASS - From A  to Z as in Zeiss lens you will traverse the more than 3000 year old history of glass like in a glass encyclopaedia. In a vivid and playful way, you will discover the close connection between the history of glass and the history of human culture using glass examples rich in contrast.  During the tour you have the opportunity to blow a glass ball yourself and take it with you as a souvenir.

    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2,5 h
    • walking
    • per person: 23 €
    Frankfurt: Alt-Sachsenhausen with apple wine tasting

    This afternoon our guide will take you to discover Frankfurt from the other "side". Learn more about the extremely popular district Sachsenhausen & go on an exciting tour. Experience the beautiful architecture of "Dribdebach" with its numerous cider pubs & extraordinary backyards and hear exciting stories. You can then review the collected impressions in a cosy round with a Frankfurter Schoppe in a traditional apple wine pub.
    Starting at the boat we walk along the banks of the river Main and cross the river via the famous Iron Bridge. As soon as you enter Alt-Sachsenhausen, you will encounter the symbol of this beautiful district at every corner: the apple! It took a long time for Frankfurt's responsible people to take care of this part of old Frankfurt, and it was almost too late for some houses threatened by decay. But it all started in 2001 - since then, all corners of Sachsenhausen have been cleaned up, redeveloped, renovated and beautified. Almost 30 houses have been given a new coat of paint, cobblestones once again adorn the old alleys, an old residential tower has been rediscovered, and even remnants of the historic city wall have come to light during the renovations. The optical embellishment attracted new shops and makes the quarter interesting for visitors not only in the evening and at night. The apple, however, is and remains the trademark of Sachsenhausen - especially in its liquid form, served in the typical blue clay jug, the "Bembel". Many - still self-pressing landlords continue this old Saxon tradition. The history of the Frankfurt district probably goes back to the foundation of Frankfurt, but you will learn more about this during the tour.
    Before you go back on board, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Frankfurt skyline.

    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2 h
    • walking
    • per person: 26 €
    * Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed here. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
day 227.11.2021
  • Wertheim
    10:00
    16:00
    The city is on the River Main in Baden-Württemberg, Germany and it was established in the early eight century. At the highest part of the city amongst a woodland area is the magnificent Burg Wertheim castle which has many turrets built of distinctive red sandstone. It overlooks the famous Old Town area which is particularly beautiful with several timbered Mediaeval buildings lining its winding alleyways. Another nearby attraction is the Kittsteintor with its whitewashed round tower which was built in the Mediaeval era. There are many churches featuring important Gothic architecture dating from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries including the Engelsbrunnen, the Kilianskapelle and the Stiftkirche. The city has had a flourishing glass industry since the Middle Ages and charts its history including the traditional craft of glass blowing in one of the local museums. The city annually hosts a spectacular festival with a Mediaeval theme.

    Excursions Wertheim

    * Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed here. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
day 327.11.2021
  • Würzburg
    08:00
    19:00
    Excursions

    Nestled in a landscape of Vineyards, the beautiful city of Würzburg in Bavaria, Germany is well worth a visit. At the centre of the Franconian wine country, this city is famous for its Cellars, Wineries and Wine bars as well as its own brewery, The Hofbräu Brewery.

    As well as a thriving wine industry, this city has a rich history with amazing baroque and rococo architecture. Of particular interest are the two magnificent Palaces, one either side of the River Main. On the right bank is the Würzburg Residence, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and on the left, the Marienburg Fortress. There are also baroque Cathedrals, Churches and a wide range of Museums to explore in this fascinating city. With its beautiful architecture, fine wines and dining, relax, explore and enjoy.

    Excursions Würzburg

    Würzburg: City tour with visit to the Residenz

    Würzburg is famous for its buildings in the baroque and rococo style. You can look forward to a city which, with its wine taverns, wine cellars, many wineries and the world-famous Bocksbeutel, represents the heart of the Franconian wine region. During the guided city tour you will be taken into the moving history of the city, learn more about its importance as one of the ecclesiastical centres in the Middle Ages while you will be guided through the city with its famous cathedral, the Marienkirche and the Neumünster. Later you will visit the former residence of the Würzburg prince-bishops, which is one of the most important baroque castles in Europe and today is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. You can expand your knowledge of the royal residence by immersing yourself in the history of the Residenz, which was originally designed for Prince Bishop Johann Philipp Franz von Schönborn by the young and unknown architect Balthasar Neumann. Marvel at the history and learn about the architectural background of the Residenz, which took sixty years to complete; the shell of the building was erected between 1720 and 1744, the interior decoration completed in 1780. At the end of an instructive experience in the royal residence, you will return to the ship.


    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2 h
    • walking
    • per person: 29 €
    * Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed here. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
day 427.11.2021
  • Miltenberg
    13:00
    19:00
    Excursions

    Visit the attractive Miltenberg on a river cruise located in Germany and you will swiftly apprehend why this picturesque Bavarian city is fondly called the "Pearl of the Main". This city is among the few German cities that have hardly changed since World War II. Majority of the well-preserved structures and streets are the same as a few centuries ago.

    Miltenberg stretches along the edges of the Main and focuses on the main lane that the Romans laid out at the beginning of the city. It's relaxing, easy, and worth exploring. In a few hours you can discover many sights and delicacies, from the splendid market square in the old town to the out-of-date half-timbered households and the Gasthaus Riesen, the ancient hotel in Germany, in which Barbarossa, Emperor Friedrich III, the Bavarian King Ludwig and even Presley Elvis lived have stayed through the years. It is a place worth visiting.

    Excursions Miltenberg

    Miltenberg: City walking Tour

    The picturesque small town on the Main, situated between the wooded slopes of Spessart and Odenwald, is characterised by ashlar buildings made of red mottled sandstone, lots of half-timbering and the castle, which has been restored to its former colourfulness. Our guides will pick you up at the ship and take you to one of the most beautiful market places in Germany, the so-called Schnatterloch. The proud half-timbered houses from the 14th to 17th centuries are staggered here like a stage set. As you walk through the small streets of the town, you will pass other impressive buildings, including the old town hall (formerly a store and warehouse) and Germany's oldest inn, the Riesen. Directly after the tour, you still have time for an individual stroll in the city centre.


    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.

    • Duration: 1,5 h
    • walking
    • per person: 15 €
    * Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed here. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
day 527.11.2021
  • Frankfurt/Main
    09:00
    ---

    Frankfurt am Main is considered to be a banking city with numerous high-rise buildings in the city centre, which can be seen from afar. The Main River invites you to special destinations with excursion boats. In the historical centre of Frankfurt, the Römer is the town hall. Here on the Römerberg, picturesque half-timbered houses are lined up, some of which have only recently been reconstructed. Also nearby are Goethe's birthplace, the Goethe House, and the Paulskirche as a monument to the beginning of democracy.

    Excursions Frankfurt/Main

    Frankfurt: City Walk incl. new old town

    Welcome to Frankfurt, a city full of contrasts. With 750000 inhabitants it is the largest city in Hessen. Due to its good location on the Main River, the city has been one of the most important German urban centres since the early Middle Ages. Today it is an important industrial and economic centre and the seat of the European Central Bank, the German Federal Bank and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The city's landmark is the ever-growing skyline. It is located near Frankfurt city centre, close to a beautiful park with Mediterranean vegetation and a view of the banking district. Come with us and discover this wonderful city. Your tour starts with a walk along the impressive Rhine and leads you directly into the city centre. Here you walk with us through the "new old town", which is a remake from 2018. You will cross the historic market place, see the St. Pauls Church, which was the birthplace of democracy in Germany, and the coronation cathedral of the emperors. The new Frankfurt Old Town is a magnet for both citizens and tourists from all over the world. Numerous cafés and museums invite you to linger a while and enjoy the old town flair.

    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2 h
    • walking
    • per person: 21 €
    Wertheim: City walk with glass museum (blow your own Glassball)

    The Maintor is the ideal starting point for a sightseeing tour on foot. It dates from the 13th to 15th century and is one of 18 other medieval passages in the city. Through the gate you enter the old town of Wertheim. A real highlight is the historic market square, which captivates with its half-timbered houses and the lively market bustle on Saturdays. From there it is not far to the Marienkapelle, which dates back to 1447. A short detour to the Friedleinsgasse is worthwhile. Here you can admire the Baunachshof, which is characterised by its unusual architecture.

    Afterwards you will visit the glass museum in the former Kallenbach's house. Today the glass museum has over 650 square metres of exhibition space at its disposal. Experience one of man's most fascinating and versatile materials: GLASS - From A  to Z as in Zeiss lens you will traverse the more than 3000 year old history of glass like in a glass encyclopaedia. In a vivid and playful way, you will discover the close connection between the history of glass and the history of human culture using glass examples rich in contrast.  During the tour you have the opportunity to blow a glass ball yourself and take it with you as a souvenir.

    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2,5 h
    • walking
    • per person: 23 €
    Frankfurt: Alt-Sachsenhausen with apple wine tasting

    This afternoon our guide will take you to discover Frankfurt from the other "side". Learn more about the extremely popular district Sachsenhausen & go on an exciting tour. Experience the beautiful architecture of "Dribdebach" with its numerous cider pubs & extraordinary backyards and hear exciting stories. You can then review the collected impressions in a cosy round with a Frankfurter Schoppe in a traditional apple wine pub.
    Starting at the boat we walk along the banks of the river Main and cross the river via the famous Iron Bridge. As soon as you enter Alt-Sachsenhausen, you will encounter the symbol of this beautiful district at every corner: the apple! It took a long time for Frankfurt's responsible people to take care of this part of old Frankfurt, and it was almost too late for some houses threatened by decay. But it all started in 2001 - since then, all corners of Sachsenhausen have been cleaned up, redeveloped, renovated and beautified. Almost 30 houses have been given a new coat of paint, cobblestones once again adorn the old alleys, an old residential tower has been rediscovered, and even remnants of the historic city wall have come to light during the renovations. The optical embellishment attracted new shops and makes the quarter interesting for visitors not only in the evening and at night. The apple, however, is and remains the trademark of Sachsenhausen - especially in its liquid form, served in the typical blue clay jug, the "Bembel". Many - still self-pressing landlords continue this old Saxon tradition. The history of the Frankfurt district probably goes back to the foundation of Frankfurt, but you will learn more about this during the tour.
    Before you go back on board, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Frankfurt skyline.

    Subject to change without notice. Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.
    • Duration: 2 h
    • walking
    • per person: 26 €
    * Please note that your route may not include all the excursions listed here. You will receive further information about the excursions that can be booked with your travel documents and on board.

City overview

Inspiration

Let us inspire you. Here you will find some pictures and information about the cities on this route.

Frankfurt/Main

Frankfurt am Main is considered to be a banking city with numerous high-rise buildings in the city centre, which can be seen from afar. The Main River invites you to special destinations with excursion boats. In the historical centre of Frankfurt, the Römer is the town hall. Here on the Römerberg, picturesque half-timbered houses are lined up, some of which have only recently been reconstructed. Also nearby are Goethe's birthplace, the Goethe House, and the Paulskirche as a monument to the beginning of democracy.

Wertheim

The city is on the River Main in Baden-Württemberg, Germany and it was established in the early eight century. At the highest part of the city amongst a woodland area is the magnificent Burg Wertheim castle which has many turrets built of distinctive red sandstone. It overlooks the famous Old Town area which is particularly beautiful with several timbered Mediaeval buildings lining its winding alleyways. Another nearby attraction is the Kittsteintor with its whitewashed round tower which was built in the Mediaeval era. There are many churches featuring important Gothic architecture dating from the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries including the Engelsbrunnen, the Kilianskapelle and the Stiftkirche. The city has had a flourishing glass industry since the Middle Ages and charts its history including the traditional craft of glass blowing in one of the local museums. The city annually hosts a spectacular festival with a Mediaeval theme.

Würzburg

Nestled in a landscape of Vineyards, the beautiful city of Würzburg in Bavaria, Germany is well worth a visit. At the centre of the Franconian wine country, this city is famous for its Cellars, Wineries and Wine bars as well as its own brewery, The Hofbräu Brewery.

As well as a thriving wine industry, this city has a rich history with amazing baroque and rococo architecture. Of particular interest are the two magnificent Palaces, one either side of the River Main. On the right bank is the Würzburg Residence, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and on the left, the Marienburg Fortress. There are also baroque Cathedrals, Churches and a wide range of Museums to explore in this fascinating city. With its beautiful architecture, fine wines and dining, relax, explore and enjoy.

Miltenberg

Visit the attractive Miltenberg on a river cruise located in Germany and you will swiftly apprehend why this picturesque Bavarian city is fondly called the "Pearl of the Main". This city is among the few German cities that have hardly changed since World War II. Majority of the well-preserved structures and streets are the same as a few centuries ago.

Miltenberg stretches along the edges of the Main and focuses on the main lane that the Romans laid out at the beginning of the city. It's relaxing, easy, and worth exploring. In a few hours you can discover many sights and delicacies, from the splendid market square in the old town to the out-of-date half-timbered households and the Gasthaus Riesen, the ancient hotel in Germany, in which Barbarossa, Emperor Friedrich III, the Bavarian King Ludwig and even Presley Elvis lived have stayed through the years. It is a place worth visiting.

MS VIVA TREASURES

Ship facts
  • Commissioning 2011
  • Length 110m
  • Width 11m
  • Number of decks 3
  • Crew 36
  • Passengers 104
  • Flag Switzerland
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MS VIVA TREASURES

The MS VIVA TREASURES offers a feel-good atmosphere for a maximum of 104 guests and impresses with its modern, light-flooded architecture. The 30 m² Master Suites are located on the Diamond Deck and invite you to enjoy the passing scenery from their French balconies. On the Diamond Deck as well as on the Ruby Deck there are two Mini Suites (19 m²), which also have a French balcony. On the Ruby Deck, in addition to the Mini Suites, there are twenty Suites of 22 m², where you can also enjoy the fresh air and the beautiful view from a French balcony. On the Emerald Deck, which is located below, you will find slightly smaller 2-bed cabins of 15 m², which include windows that do not open. Also on the Emerald Deck is a Mini Suite, also with windows that do not open. All cabins are equipped with a king-size bed, TV, included minibar, beauty products from RITUALS®, air conditioning, safe, hairdryer and shower/WC. In addition to the main restaurant, guests on the MS TREASURES can also enjoy a bistro, which is also included in the VIVA All-Inclusive package, a fitness room with an adjacent massage area and a sun deck with a small pool and numerous sun loungers. A lift connects the lobby with the Ruby and Diamond Decks as well as the restaurant.
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Please note that only double and single occupancy are available via our website. For our family rates please contact us by phone or email. If you wish to book several cabins, a separate booking is required for each cabin.
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Deck plan
Here you can see an overview of the decks.
Diamond Deck
  • Master Suite
  • 2 persons / p. p.
  • 0
cabin size: 30 m²
Equipment:
  • 2 single beds (with optional twin-bed configuration)
  • Floor-to-ceiling French balcony
  • Walk-in closet with built-in shelves
  • Lounge area
  • Exclusive beauty products from RITUALS®
  • Minibar stocked with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, replenished daily
  • Hair dryer
  • Complimentary wi-fi access
  • Telephone, safe and individual climate control
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • SPA bathrobes plus slippers
  • Easy under-bed luggage storage
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  • Mini Suite
  • 2 persons / p. p.
  • 0
cabin size: 19 m²
Equipment:
  • 2 single beds (with optional twin-bed configuration)
  • Floor-to-ceiling French balcony
  • Table with two armchairs
  • Exclusive beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32” LED TV
  • Minibar stocked with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, replenished daily
  • Hair dryer
  • Complimentary wi-fi access
  • Telephone, safe and individual climate control
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • SPA bathrobes plus slippers
  • Easy under-bed luggage storage
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Ruby Deck
  • Mini Suite
  • 2 persons / p. p.
  • 0
cabin size: 19 m²
Equipment:
  • 2 single beds (with optional twin-bed configuration)
  • Floor-to-ceiling French balcony
  • Table with two armchairs
  • Exclusive beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32” LED TV
  • Minibar stocked with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, replenished daily
  • Hair dryer
  • Complimentary wi-fi access
  • Telephone, safe and individual climate control
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • SPA bathrobes plus slippers
  • Easy under-bed luggage storage
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  • Suite
  • 2 persons / p. p.
  • 0
cabin size: 23 m²
Equipment:
  • 2 single beds (with optional twin-bed configuration)
  • Floor-to-ceiling French balcony
  • Table with two armchairs
  • Exclusive beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32” LED TV
  • Minibar stocked with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, replenished daily
  • Complimentary wi-fi access
  • Telephone, safe and individual climate control
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • SPA bathrobes plus slippers
  • Easy under-bed luggage storage
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Emerald Deck
  • Double Cabin
  • 2 persons / p. p.
  • 0
cabin size: 15 m²
Equipment:
  • 2 single beds (with optional twin-bed configuration)
  • Window (cannot be opened)
  • Two chairs plus a desk
  • Exclusive beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32” LED TV
  • Minibar stocked with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, replenished daily
  • Hair dryer
  • Complimentary wi-fi access
  • Telephone, safe and individual climate control
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • Easy under-bed luggage storage
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  • Mini Suite
  • 2 persons / p. p.
  • 0
cabin size: 19 m²
Equipment:
  • 2 single beds (with optional twin-bed configuration)
  • Window (cannot be opened)
  • Table with two armchairs
  • Exclusive beauty products from RITUALS®
  • 32” LED TV
  • Minibar stocked with complimentary water, beer and soft drinks, replenished daily
  • Hair dryer
  • Complimentary wi-fi access
  • Telephone, safe and individual climate control
  • Private bathroom with shower
  • SPA bathrobes plus slippers
  • Easy under-bed luggage storage
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