Things to do in Danube

Neuschwanstein Castle seems to exemplify the aesthetics of the European Middle Ages, which is always surprising given that the castle was built in the 19th century. The crown jewel of “Mad King” Ludwig II’s architectural exuberance, it is a masterpiece of Historicist Architecture, and is today one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations. Brave the crowds to visit Neuschwanstein Castle, a truly unique building.

Vienna's historic State Opera is known the world over as one of the most important opera houses in existence. Over 50 of the finest productions on the planet are staged every year within the walls of this impressive building.

Millions of visitors come to visit Schönbrunn Palace every year and, once you've set eyes on this extravagant piece of Rococo architecture and the vast estate that surrounds it, you won't wonder why. In a city of beautiful buildings, Schönbrunn stands apart and its unique attractions and beauty have earned it the status of world heritage site.

The needle-like tower of St Stephen's Cathedral is not only an important feature on the Viennese skyline, it is also home to a dazzling array of prominent art, emperors' tombs and breathtaking altars.

Visit Stephansplatz in the center of Vienna and enjoy a square that buzzes with activity day and night. Choose a café and spend an hour or so watching the world go by or visit two of the city’s most prominent buildings; St. Stephen’s Cathedral and the Haas-Haus.

The Hofburg Imperial Palace is a feast for the senses, a perfect opportunity to see the cream of Viennese and international culture amid the luxury of the former Habsburg Empire.