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Port Information for Embarkation/Debarkation PORT INFORMATION FOR EMBARKATION/DEBARKATION Information about many of our docking locations is provided here for your convenience. Please note: The ship’s docking location is at the discretion of port authorities, and your ship’s Captain can be ordered to move the ship without notice. Do not dismiss your taxi until you have positively located the ship. AMSTERDAM AVIGNON BAMBERG BASEL BORDEAUX BUCHAREST/GIURGIU BUDAPEST CHALON-SUR-SAÔNE FRANKFURT KIEV MAGDEBURG MELNIK MOSCOW NUREMBERG ODESSA PARIS PASSAU PORTO ST. PETERSBURG AMSTERDAM The ship is most often located at De Ruijterkade (A), a 10-minute walk from the Central Train Station. Alternate locations are the PTA Terminal (B) or Javakade (C) Amsterdam Pier AVIGNON Docking place: Quai de l’Oulle Pont Edouard Daladier Place D2 du Palais Railroad P B de L'Oulle AVIGNON D2 N100 Place Saint-Didier Square Agricol Perdiguier St Dominique P Blvd Saint-Roch N570 P Ave St-Rue Railroad Brocade C de Gaulle Ave Eisenhower Blvd J Ferry B J Place Ave Monclar Monod Robert Bailly Place Jules BAMBERG The pier area is located in the Bayernhafen, Regnitzstrasse. Approximate cost for a taxi from the airport is 100 euros. BASEL The ship is most often located at Dreiländereck (A). Alternate locations are Klybeckquai (B), which is located along the Uferstrasse, about a mile upstream from the Dreiländereck or at St. Johannspark (C) (Sankt Johann, 4056 Basel) BORDEAUX Docking Place: Quai des Chartons; opposite of the Course de la Martinique BUCHAREST/ GIURGIU The ship’s docking location is Portului St.1, Giurgiu, Giurgiu County; a taxi ride of two hours from the Bucharest Airport. Approximate taxi fare is 150 euros. BUDAPEST Your ship is docked at the Viking Pier located between the Elizabeth Bridge and the Chain Bridge on the Pest side of the city. CHALON-SUR-SAÔNE The ship is docked at Quai Gambetta CHALON-SUR-SAONE FRANKFURT The ship will be docked underneath the iron bridge (Eiserner Steg) at the Main Kai KIEV Docking Location is Stanziya Metro “Dnepr” (just northwest of Metro bridge) In Russian: СТАНЦИЯ МЕТРО "ДНЕПР" MAGDEBURG The docking location is at Magdeburg Pier. MELNIK Dock Location: Melnik Rybare, below the bridge. MOSCOW Moscow port address in English Northern River Boat Station Leningradsky Prospekt, Khimki Moscow port address in Russian (to show taxi driver) Северный Речной Вокзал Ленинградский Проспект СтанцияМетро – Речной Вокзал NUREMBERG The pier area is located in the Gibitzenhof, about four miles due south of Nuremberg city center and the central train station. Take a taxi to Nuremberg-Hafen Ost, and find the ship located on Hafenstrasse. Nuremberg City Center Schweinau Gibitzenhof Kreuz Stein Nurnberg-Hafen Maiach NUREMBERG ODESSA Primorskaya Street No. 6, Sea Terminal PORTO PARIS Please note that each ship has a different docking location. Viking Spirit dock: Pont de Grenelle/Quai de Grenelle Viking Pride and Viking Neptune dock: Port de Javel Bas, 75015 Paris Approximate taxi fare from Charles de Gaulle Airport for one person with two suitcases is 50-60 euros; two people, each with two suitcases, can expect to pay approximately 70 euros. PASSAU The ship is located at either Fritz-Schäfer-Promenade in Passau or Donaustrasse near the bridge Kräutelsteinbrücke in Passau-Lindau. The ports are nearly a 2-hour drive from the airport and will cost approximately 210 euros by taxi. ST. PETERSBURG St. Petersburg Port Address in English Salt Pier Oktiabrskaya Nab. 29 193079 St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Port Address in Russian (to show taxi driver) СОЛЯНОЙ ПРИЧАЛ Октябрьская набережная дом 29 193079 Санкт-Петербург .
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