Wine Tasting Tours & Trips in Vienna Budapest Prague

Sip wines in Germany's Franconia region when you visit Würzburg's vineyard-laden hills, one of the country's largest wine-producing areas. Try traditional Hungarian dishes paired with local wines during an onboard folklore performance after boarding in Budapest. Sample Czech brews and regional spirits during a coffee and cake stop at Lobkowicz Palace within Prague Castle's walls.

Take photos of Prague's Baroque quarter in Josefov, Bratislava Castle perched above the Danube, and Budapest's UNESCO-listed cobbled medieval quarter. Get shots of Slovak National Theatre, Passau's hilltop Mariahilf church, and ancient St. Severin from the Ottonian dynasty.

Taste wines at a Franconian winery in Wertheim where local vintners walk you through their craft, then head to Austria's Wachau Valley to sample Rieslings and Grüners at a family-run estate. Check out authentic 16th-century windmills in Schermerhorn before meeting the Baron and Baroness.

Sail through Europe's top wine regions with tastings in the UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley near Dürnstein and Melk, where you'll sample famous Austrian whites at local vineyards. Visit Siegfried's Mechanical Music Cabinet Museum in Rüdesheim, located in Germany's Rheingau wine region.

Take a Danube steamboat from Krems to Dürnstein, a historic village in the UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley where vineyards slope down to the river. After checking out the medieval ruins of Dürnstein Castle, head to town to sample locally produced wines at traditional Heuriger wine bars.

Cruise the Danube on the MS Vivaldi or MS Douce France with French cuisine and complimentary wine at meals, plus an Austrian dinner in Vienna and a gala night in Bratislava. Stop at Vienna's Rathausplatz Christmas market for mulled wine and gingerbread, then Bratislava's festive market.

Sample beers brewed since 1050 at Weltenburg Abbey during a Bavarian brewery tour, then taste bold red wines in the historic cellars of Villány wine village near the Croatian border. Slovakia's wine region offers tastings in Bratislava's underground cellars, where you'll find flavors shaped by Danube soils and cold-weather viticulture praised across Central Europe.

Toast with local wines in Vienna's Grinzing district, an 18th-century wine village known for its traditional taverns and vineyards. Cruise the Danube between Budapest and Bratislava, sampling regional varietals from Hungary and Slovakia. Find Czech beer culture in Pilsen's historic brewing district, home to the original Pilsner Urquell brewery, before continuing through Bohemia's wine country.