Passau
Passau
Passau

Passau

Germany

Introduction to Port

Passau's port stands out for its dramatic river confluence and walkable Old Town that seems to rise from the water's edge, offering guests a distinctly Bavarian-Austrian discovery rather than just a port call. The confluence of blue, green and black currents creates a memorable backdrop as ships glide into the quay, setting the tone for immersive signature experiences: a climb to the fortress Veste Oberhaus for panoramic views, a visit to St Stephen's Cathedral home to one of Europe's greatest pipe organs, and explorations of the Mariahilf Pilgrimage Church and the Gothic Town Hall. The city also invites cultural immersion with museums like the Museum of Modern Art and the Glass Museum, cozy riverfront cafés, and evening performances at historic venues. For excursions, Passau serves as a gateway to Linz, Salzburg and the Wachau, with short, scenic shore trips that pair river panoramas with baroque architecture and alpine scenery. Onboard, river ships bring refined comfort and seamless service: panoramic lounges, dining venues featuring Bavarian and Austrian specialties, verandah suites with river views, and thoughtful programs from expert local guides, wine tastings and wellness offerings that ensure every moment on and off the ship feels like a crafted, memorable experience.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Three Rivers Confluence
See the meeting of the Danube, Inn and Ilz in Passau.
Historic Old Town
Stroll narrow streets and admire medieval architecture.
Iconic landmarks
Red Fort, Qutub Minar, India Gate, and more.
Cultural experiences
Local cuisine and festivals reflect Vorarlberg traditions.