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Located in the state of Bavaria in Germany, Vilshofen is known as the ‘Little Three Rivers Town’ as it is where the rivers Vils and Wolfach flow into the Danube. The city has only a few attractions, yet some of them are definitely worth visiting. The church of St John the Baptist is one of them as it has outstanding architecture, even after its reconstruction in 1803/4. The town also has an art museum and gallery.
Itinerary: Vilshofen - Passau, Germany - Linz, Austria - Melk, Austria - Bratislava, Slovakia - Budapest, Hungary - Esztergom, Hungary - Vienna, Austria
Includes: Complimentary select fine wines, premium spirits, champagnes, dining in each speciality restaurant once per cruise, All gratuities for dining room and wait staff, 60 minutes...
Itinerary: Nuremberg, Germany - Regensburg, Germany - Straubing - Deggendorf - Vilshofen, Germany - Vilshofen - Passau, Germany - Weissenkirchen - Melk, Austria - Vienna, Austria - Vienna,...
Includes: Unlimited drinks & included gratuities*, Sail with Uniworld, as seen on Channel 5's Cruising with Jane McDonald, Included shore excursions & free wi-fi*, 5★ all-inclusive...
Itinerary: Nuremberg, Germany - Regensburg, Germany - Straubing - Deggendorf - Vilshofen, Germany - Vilshofen - Passau, Germany - Weissenkirchen - Melk, Austria - Vienna, Austria - Vienna,...
Includes: Unlimited drinks & included gratuities*, Sail with Uniworld, as seen on Channel 5's Cruising with Jane McDonald, Included shore excursions & free wi-fi*, 5★ all-inclusive...
Vilshofen, Germany
Located in the state of Bavaria in Germany, Vilshofen is known as the ‘Little Three Rivers Town’ as it is where the rivers Vils and Wolfach flow into the Danube.
The city has only a few attractions, yet some of them are definitely worth visiting.
The church of St John the Baptist is one of them as it has outstanding architecture, even after its reconstruction in 1803/4.
The town also has an art museum and gallery.
