Viking Odin Review

Viking Danube Waltz

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Willybill
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Apr 2012
Cabin: Veranda Stateroom

Our Viking Danube Waltz cruise started April 7 in Budapest. This was only the second week of cruising on the brand new Viking Odin.

Ports of call included Budapest, Bratislava, Vienna, Linz (where we got off for a day trip to Salzburg,) Durnstein, Melk, and Passau, plus we did the three-day Prague post-cruise excursion. We thoroughly enjoyed the itinerary! This was our first trip to Central/Eastern Europe. We found the each of our stops to be very interesting and educational.

Included with the Viking cruise was a guided tour of most of the ports where we stopped (in Durnstein we were on our own.) Each of the tours was quite good, but we appreciated some of the tour guides more than others. One of the things we most enjoyed was the beauty of the churches we visited in most every stop. The abbey in Melk was phenomenal, but the cathedral in Passau was also beautiful. Prague was also extremely interesting, especially Prague Castle. We were in Prague at Easter, and the Easter market was fun.

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Veranda Stateroom

Cabin B

211 was quite nice. It was slightly larger than the cabins on the opposite side of the aisleway, and had a small "French Balcony." There was enough room for two chairs on the balcony, but not much more. We listened to classical music on the entertainment system while in the room and enjoyed that.

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