Hilton Berlin

On school or national holidays, this hotel offers a bespoke Family Experience for travellers below the age of 12. Children enjoy a Kids Welcome and a dedicated Kids Breakfast experience. Enjoy your family meals by selecting dishes from the Kids Menu. The hotel has kids amenities available on request. Hilton Berlin, located in the center of the city and only a short drive from the main airports, is also on historic Gendarmenmarkt and within walking distance of attractions such as the Berlin Wall, Brandenburg Gate, Humboldt Forum, Checkpoint Charlie and the Reichstag. Discover excellent shopping at Mall of Berlin and Friedrichsstrasse, only steps away. Hilton Berlin is the perfect location to discover the rich culture and entertainment landscape of this metropolitan city. The hotel provides 601 beautifully furnished guest rooms including 29 individually designed executive suites. All suites overlook the Gendarmenmarkt and come with access to the Executive Lounge. The spacious 360 square meter Executive Lounge offers complimentary breakfast and free WiFi. Additional on-property restaurants are breakfast restaurant Beletage and Listo, featuring regional and international specialties. Listo also serves freshly brewed coffee, tasty pastries and selected wines and spirits. Unwind in the 800 square meter wellness and fitness center featuring a heated indoor pool, massage center and air conditioned 24-hour gym.

Berlin

Berlin is a vibrant Northern European city, packed with iconic sights including the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie and the Reichstag. Its lively nightlife, café culture and diverse restaurants make it ideal for a memorable city break. After World War II, Berlin was divided into four occupation zones controlled by the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union. The Berlin Wall later separated East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Today, Potsdamer Platz is a bustling public square, around 1km south of the Brandenburg Gate, combining history with modern city life.

ICE train from Berlin to Nuremberg Direct

Travel south from Berlin Hbf to Nuremberg Hbf on Germany’s high‑speed ICE network, covering approximately 235 miles (378 km) on a direct route through central Germany into Bavaria. The journey typically takes around 3h 26m, with the fastest ICE services completing the trip in as little as 2h 44m.

On board, passengers enjoy modern ICE comforts, including spacious seating, quiet carriages, Wi‑Fi access, air‑conditioning, and ample luggage storage—ideal for both long‑distance travellers and business passengers seeking a smooth, efficient ride. Most trains run direct, providing a seamless experience from Berlin’s central hub to the heart of Nuremberg without needing to change trains.

With frequent daily departures and reliable Deutsche Bahn service, this route offers a fast, comfortable, and environmentally friendly way to connect two of Germany’s most important cultural and economic cities.

S.S Emilie

Launched in 2026, the luxurious Uniworld S.S. Emilie combines elegant Art Nouveau design inspired by Gustav Klimt with exceptional all-inclusive river cruising. Accommodating just 154 guests in 77 beautifully appointed staterooms and suites, this boutique Super Ship offers personalised service and refined comfort. Enjoy fine dining at Gustav’s Restaurant, relax in the Serenity River Spa, unwind in the stylish Belvedere Lounge, or admire Europe’s stunning scenery from the panoramic Sun Deck. Perfect for an unforgettable luxury Danube cruise, the S.S. Emilie blends artistic elegance, wellness and exceptional hospitality.

Nuremberg

Nuremberg, a historic Bavarian city along the Main‑Danube Canal, is a highlight of many river cruises thanks to its medieval Old Town, imposing Imperial Castle, and vibrant cultural heritage. Visitors can wander cobbled lanes, half‑timbered houses, and the lively Hauptmarkt, or delve into profound WWII history at the Documentation Center and rally grounds. With its blend of medieval architecture, museums, and Franconian cuisine, Nuremberg offers a rich and memorable cruise stop.

Regensburg

Regensburg, a UNESCO‑listed medieval gem on the Danube, is one of Bavaria’s most captivating river‑cruise ports. Just steps from the dock, visitors can explore its beautifully preserved Old Town, stroll across the 12th‑century Stone Bridge, and admire the soaring Gothic spires of St. Peter’s Cathedral.
Roman ruins, charming squares, and traditional Bavarian eateries add to its historic appeal. With its walkable streets, rich heritage, and iconic riverfront views, Regensburg offers an unforgettable stop on any Danube itinerary.

Vilshofen

Vilshofen an der Donau, known as the “Little Town with a Great Heart,” is a charming Bavarian gateway to the Danube River and a popular embarkation port for river cruises. This picturesque town blends historic architecture, inviting riverfront promenades, and a relaxed Bavarian atmosphere - making it an ideal starting point for travelers exploring Europe by water.
Conveniently, Vilshofen Train Station (Vilshofen Bahnhof) is located approximately 1 km from the river cruise quays, making it easily walkable for most visitors.

Passau

Passau, often called the “City of Three Rivers,” is one of Bavaria’s most picturesque destinations and a major hub for Danube River cruises. Set at the confluence of the Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers, the city enchants visitors with its baroque Old Town, pastel‑colored architecture, and the magnificent St. Stephen’s Cathedral, home to one of the world’s largest church organs.
Most multi-day river cruises dock along the Fritz‑Schäffer‑Promenade or the Untere Donaulände, both of which offer easy access to Passau’s attractions. From the waterfront, travellers can quickly walk into the Old Town, explore cafés, browse boutiques, or hike up to Veste Oberhaus for spectacular panoramic views of the three rivers.
With its compact layout, rich heritage, and riverfront charm, Passau is not only a transit point but a destination worth savoring before or after your Danube cruise.

Wachau Valley

The Wachau Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage stretch of the Danube between Melk and Krems, is famed for its terraced vineyards, medieval castles, and charming riverside towns like Dürnstein and Weissenkirchen. River cruisers enjoy scenic sailing past rolling hills, ancient ruins, and picturesque villages, with opportunities for wine tasting, abbey visits, and exploration of this storybook landscape. A highlight of any Danube itinerary, the Wachau offers breathtaking beauty and rich cultural heritage.

Vienna

Experience the elegance and charm of Vienna, a city renowned for its imperial architecture, world-class museums, and vibrant music scene. Stroll through historic streets, visit the majestic Schönbrunn Palace, and indulge in authentic Viennese coffee culture. Perfect for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and foodies, Vienna offers a unique blend of tradition and modern sophistication. Book your Vienna city break today and explore one of Europe's most beautiful destinations!