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GEMS of the DANUBE Aboard the Scenic Amber BUDAPEST to NUREMBERG AUGUST 19–27, 2020 GEMS OF THE DANUBE aboard the Scenic Amber BUDAPEST TO NUREMBERG AUGUST 19–27, 2020 OPPORTUNITY TO WITNESS THE 2020 PASSION PLAY! Featuring optional Munich & The Oberammergau 2020 Passion Play Post-Cruise Program Fly for $999 if booked by February 14, 2020 SPONSORED BY: GEMS OF THE DANUBE FOLLOW GO NEXT TRAVEL: aboard the Scenic Amber BUDAPEST TO NUREMBERG • AUGUST 19–27, 2020 Featuring optional Munich & The Oberammergau 2020 Passion Play Post-Cruise Program Fly for $999 if booked by February 14, 2020 R2 Statue ofJohann Strauss,Vienna, Austria PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE 505 George Bush Dr. PAID 282-3 Gemsof the Danube R2 College Station, TX 77840-2918 PERMIT #32322 TWIN CITIES, MN Above RightImage: Budapest, Hungary Cover Image: HOWDY, AGS! The Danube River has shaped not only the beautiful European landscape, but also the histories of the diverse regions it flows through. Stretching for hundreds of miles, the river links countries, cultures, people, and age-old traditions. From fairytale landscapes dotted with castles to grand hilltop cities and charming rural villages, there are treasures beyond each horizon. Board the Scenic Amber in Budapest and raise a glass to the journey ahead at your ship’s welcome reception. Discover Budapest on a tour that includes a piano concert or join a focused tour of the city’s Jewish heritage. Cruise to Vienna—the “City of Music”—and enjoy a concert at Palais Liechtenstein featuring the music of Austria’s favorite sons, Strauss and Mozart. The next day, see the massive Bratislava Castle or the imperial Habsburg residence of Schönbrunn Palace, tour Vienna’s wine cellars and enjoy a Sekt tasting, or visit Belvedere Museum, which houses one of the greatest collections of Austrian art, as well as works by Claude Monet and Vincent van Gogh. Continue your journey with a riverfront bike ride from Dürnstein to Melk, a Tastes of Wachau Valley tour or a schnapps tasting, or a visit to Melk’s magnificent eighteenth- century Benedictine abbey. Then tour the UNESCO-listed town of Cˇ eský Krumlov or venture to Salzburg to see Mozart’s birthplace and visit your favorite locations from the film The Sound of Music. Before your voyage concludes in Nuremberg, stroll through Regensburg or ferry to Weltenburg Abbey to tour one of world’s oldest monastic breweries. Join fellow Traveling Aggies and enjoy all these ports and more as we travel with a meticulously planned itinerary, unforgettable shore excursions, and all onboard drinks—beer, wine, and premium spirits—and dining included. There is no better way to experience the Danube River region and immerse yourself in the history and culture that line its banks. Gig ’em! Jennifer Bohac ’87, Ph.D. Marisa Liles Director of Travel–Outreach and Engagement Director of Travel–Operations and The Association of Former Students Customer Service The Association of Former Students P.S. Don’t miss your chance to book your spot to see the epic once-in-a-decade Oberammergau Passion Play, which has been staged in Germany since 1634. Enhance your experience with the four-night Go Next Munich & The Oberammergau Passion Play Post-Cruise Program and witness this exhilarating display of religious devotion and dedication to the arts. SPACE IS LIMITED. BOOK NOW! OFFERS EXPIRE FEBRUARY 14, 2020 CALL THE TRAVELING AGGIES: 800-633-7514 OR GO NEXT: 866-655-9070 FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT AGGIENETWORK.COM/TRAVEL www.GoNext.com/Gems20 Luxury Redefined. No credit card is required at cruise check-in, and Scenic’s River Cruise Guarantee insures against unforeseen disruptions during your cruise. 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