Danube River

In Vienna, there are actually many Danube rivers, including a real Danube, a parallel canal, an arc of the old Danube and a small river in the old town, and there is still a lot of room for development on the Danube!

We first arrived on the Danube, with the Vienna International Centre, one of the main United Nations offices around the world, where the International Atomic Energy Agency is headquartered, unlike the old city centre, where it is a modern city with towering modern buildings standing on the Danube. The Danube is very clear, blue as the sea against the blue sky, and there are no freight ships here except for cruise ships.

Traveling by car and taking a cruise to enjoy the Danube is completely two worlds, but it can't hide the beauty of the Danube at all, the blue sky and white clouds, the blue water and green mountains, the beautiful scenery is heartwarming.

As a winding ribbon through Europe's heart, the Danube River is a journey of enchantment and cultural immersion. Cruising its waters unveils a living tapestry of landscapes—quaint villages, ancient castles, and vibrant cities. Each bend in the river whispers tales of history, connecting the past and present.

Strauss' famous round dance song Blue Danube, let the Danube River flowing through many countries of continental Europe famous, especially Austria's Danube, because this song is famous, attracted the attention of fans around the world!

Europe's largest river passes through the Wahaus Valley in Austria, and the river is magnificent and spectacular. It is home to the ruins of Krems, Hallstatt, and large vineyards and crops. Very beautiful!

As for Vienna, the Danube is actually a transit river outside the city. There are not many buildings on the two sides, which are several bridges across the Danube River; but Vienna has an artificial river connecting the Danube River, just by the city, which is a bit special.