If clients desire a quaint, fairytale-like port call and are wine enthusiasts, you might suggest a Danube River cruise that calls at Durnstein, a small, intimate port in Austria’s vineyard-rich Wachau ...

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Travel Weekly's Michelle Baran is on Ama Waterways' new river cruise ship, the Amacerto. Her first dispatch follows. We were warned. It was going to be a nearly 20-mile ride through the Austrian ...

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This is the ghostly steamer ship lost to the depths of the ocean - twice. The Durnstein was desecrated by a fierce storm in January 1944 as it sped to answer Austria's urgent plea for reinforcements.

The centuries-old town of Durnstein, founded in the Middle Ages, is now a popular tourist attraction where visitors can experience the ambience of the medieval era. Holidaymaker Samira Laffan explored ...

Visit the landmark of the Wachau and enjoy excellent Wachau wines during a wine tasting in the enchanting ambience of the 5-star Hotel Schloss Dürnstein: Find out here how you can win this great wine ...