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2021 CRUISE & RAIL: VENICE & THE SWISS ALPS 12 Days · Zurich to Venice · Golden Eagle Danube Express & S.S. La Venezia DAY PORT FEATURED EXCURSIONS MASTERPIECE COLLECTION* ONBOARD Day 1 Zurich Transfer from Zurich Airport to the hotel Day 2 Zurich Transfer from the hotel to the luxury train Embark Train Vaduz Gutenberg Castle and Liechtenstein’s capital city of Vaduz [AM] St. Anton St. Anton–year-round Alpine resort [PM] Day 3 Innsbruck Tyrolean City of Innsbruck [AM] Train glides through Brenner Pass Lienz Medieval town of Lienz with Schloss Bruck vist [PM] Day 4 Lake Bled Lake Bled visit with plenta rowing trip to Bled Island [AM] Ljubljana Ljubljana visit with river boat cruise [PM] Postojna Postjona private evening tour of the caves [PM] Day 5 Trieste Triest Tour [AM] Venice (San Basilio)† Transfer from the luxury train to the ship Disembark Train Embark Ship Day 6 Venice A morning walk in Venice with Doge’s Palace visit [AM] (Riva Sette Martiri)† Private after-hours visit of Saint Mark’s Basilica [PM] Day 7 Venice (Padua) Choice of Welcome Dinner † (San Basilio) , a: Venice morning walk with gondola shipyard visit [AM] ** Chioggia b: Padua walking tour with drink like an Italian (no lunch) [AM] c: “Let’s Go” biking Chioggia with Ca’zen visit and tasting [PM] d: Bragozzo ride with Ca’zen visit and tasting [PM] Porto Viro Polesella Day 8 Polesella Choice of (Bologna or Ferrara) a: Private pasta making and Italian lunch in Bologna [AM] b: Ferrara–Renaissance, elegance and Italian lifestyle town walk [AM] Porto Viro Day 9 Porto Viro** Chioggia market visit [AM] Chioggia Burano Evening stroll of Burano [PM] Day 10 Burano Magic Island Day–hidden treasures of the lagoon [AM] (Torcello, Mazzorbo, and Burano) Venice (San Basilio)† Day 11 Venice (San Basilio)† Choice of “Venetian Painters at the Accademia” Farewell Dinner a: “Do as the Locals Do” Venice walking tour [AM] Tour with Art-Historian Guide [PM] b: Rialto walking tour with Casanova [AM] c: Ca Macana Mask Atelier [AM] Day 12 Venice Transfer from the ship to Venice Marco Polo International Airport Disembark Return Home PLEASE NOTE: Itinerary and hotel subject to change. Visit Uniworld.com for the latest information. *Masterpiece Collection are optional experiences that go above and beyond our daily selection of included excursions and can be booked for an additional fee. Masterpiece Collection excursions may not operate if they occur on a holiday or if they require a minimum number of participants and that minimum is not met. *We are obliged to comply with Italian Maritime Authorities who require that the ship is only manned by crew during the Adriatic Sea passage. Therefore, our guests must disembark the ship and partake in the featured excursions. †If this port is not available, an alternate port in Venice will be provided..

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