Uniworld River Cruises

Find adventure and inspiration on the Nile as you sail past pyramids and ancient relics during an Egypt cruise.

Whether it’s a two week cruise, or three week voyage, you’ll be amazed and intrigued by the architectural wonders, culinary delights, and cultural excursions available on a Europe River Cruise.

Immerse yourself in the Volga—the longest and largest of Europe River Cruises, filled with incredible sights and rich royal history.

With Amsterdam’s beautiful canals and an open attitude you’ll find no shortage of interesting attractions in the capital of The Netherlands.

Uncover Belgium’s sparkling jewel: Antwerp, home of famed painter Peter Paul Reubens, amazing architecture and the country’s all important diamond trade center.

Avignon, France offers a peek into one of the most contentious times in European history, when the Pope moved to France and created the Western schism.

Explore the beautiful city of Basel which is home to several varied attractions, from extensive art collections, Roman ruins and an acclaimed zoo known to breed endangered species.

Come for the wine and stay for the culture. Bordeaux is a lively city in Western France known for its beautiful vineyards, incredible wines and enriching heritage.

Brussels offers a wonderful European charm in a city that’s not too bustling to enjoy. Make sure to take in the many attractions and get a beer, a waffle, some mussels and, of course, chocolate.

Bucharest, the beautiful capital of Romania and the “Paris of the East”, is now undergoing a major revival that’s restoring the city to its former glory.

With striking architecture, Budapest is a beauty both above ground and underneath, where the city has a network of caves and thermal springs.

Ancient myths, stories of pharaohs and artifacts of the gods all come to life when you cruise to Cairo, a gateway to the stunning pyramids of Giza and the rest of Egypt.

Cologne is one of the most vibrant cities in all of Germany, offering beautiful buildings, delicious cuisine and, of course, hearty local beers.

Frankfurt is the most economically important city in Germany with several major businesses and banks headquartered here, but you’ll find lots of museums and historic buildings as well.

The gastronomical capital of France offers delightful cuisine within a city full of interesting history and beautiful architecture.

Discover the charms of Spain with a cruise to Madrid. The city is steeped in European history and features some of the most stunning artwork in the world.

Milan stands as a global city and a thriving hub for fashion, design, business and media.

Explore the riches of Russia on a cruise to Moscow, where old meets new as the beautiful cathedrals and diamonds of the former monarchy mesh with the modern skyscrapers and streets full of designer clothes.

Munich is a big city that attracts visitors the world over for its annual Oktoberfest celebrations. The city is also a major metropolis offering cruisers lots of museums, performances and attractions to enjoy.

Filled with history at every turn, Nuremberg has always been an important city in Germany and one you don’t want to miss out on when river cruising through Germany.

See what all the buzz is about when you visit Paris, the city of light, with its riveting history, enchanting landscapes and rich cuisine.

The Bavarian town of Passau is a beautiful place to visit to experience daily life in the region and learn about Germany’s roots to the Holy Roman Empire.

Like Paris and Rome, Prague is a must-see city. You can spend days exploring the medieval buildings and nights enjoying hearty Czech food and pilsner beer. 

St. Petersburg, known as the cultural capital of Russia, has had a short history but packs a punch with its well preserved palaces and amazing art collections.

Experience the serene, romantic splendor of Venice, but don’t forget to check out its wonderful museums and neighborhoods located off the Grand Canal.

Vienna is a bustling city filled with amazing history from the Habsburg Empire. The city is also filled with music, with everything from contemporary sounds to the historical sounds of Mozart and Beethoven.