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A-Rosa Clea, 7 Night Main & Middle Rhine Experience 2025 ex Frankfurt, Germany Return

Cruise A-Rosa Clea, 7 Night Main & Middle Rhine Experience 2025 ex Frankfurt, Germany Return
Cruise Line A-Rosa Cruises
Ship A-Rosa Clea
Destination EU Rivers
Brief Description 7 Night Cruise sailing from Frankfurt, Germany onboard A-Rosa Clea
Type of Cruise River
Departure Date 25 Jul 2025
Cruise Description 7 Nights from Frankfurt to Cologne, Königswinter, Koblenz, Loreley Valley, Rüdesheim and Mainz to Frankfurt.

Day 1: Frankfurt
Welcome to Goethe’s birthplace! Here’s another historical fact while we’re at it: this is where the first German national assembly met in 1848. Today, the metropolis on the Main is home to the headquarters of major banks and is also one of Germany’s most important centres of business and commerce. Frankfurt is also known for its many futuristic-looking high-rises. You’ll get a closer view of them when your Rhine cruise takes you along the Main river.

Day 2: Cologne
We will set off on our exciting Rhine cruise from here, heading for the northern or the southern Rhine. But you shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to explore this cathedral city, with its wealth of monuments and attractions. The best way is to arrive the day before your cruise departs, so that you can relax – or simply extend your stay in Cologne after the cruise has ended.

Day 3: Cologne
We will set off on our exciting Rhine cruise from here, heading for the northern or the southern Rhine. But you shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to explore this cathedral city, with its wealth of monuments and attractions. The best way is to arrive the day before your cruise departs, so that you can relax – or simply extend your stay in Cologne after the cruise has ended.

Day 3: Königswinter
Königswinter is a city that is rich in history. Set at the foot of the Siebengebirge mountains, the mystical beauty of this region is already on display from the river. A particular highlight is the Drachenburg Castle, which towers majestically over the Rhine. Not far from it, a little way up the mountain, you will find the Drachenfels castle ruins and the accompanying dragon's cave - a place shrouded in legend.

Day 4: Königswinter
Königswinter is a city that is rich in history. Set at the foot of the Siebengebirge mountains, the mystical beauty of this region is already on display from the river. A particular highlight is the Drachenburg Castle, which towers majestically over the Rhine. Not far from it, a little way up the mountain, you will find the Drachenfels castle ruins and the accompanying dragon's cave - a place shrouded in legend.

Day 4: Koblenz
Discover Koblenz during your Rhine cruise. Its history dates back over 2,000 years, making it one of Germany’s oldest cities – and one of its most picturesque, with a wealth of sights and cultural attractions. Marvel at Koblenz’s palaces, stately homes, grand townhouses, narrow lanes and romantic corners. And watch as our A-ROSA ship sails close to the famous Deutsches Eck headland.

Day 5: Koblenz
Discover Koblenz during your Rhine cruise. Its history dates back over 2,000 years, making it one of Germany’s oldest cities – and one of its most picturesque, with a wealth of sights and cultural attractions. Marvel at Koblenz’s palaces, stately homes, grand townhouses, narrow lanes and romantic corners. And watch as our A-ROSA ship sails close to the famous Deutsches Eck headland.

Day 5: Loreley Valley
The Ijsselmeer is an inland lake that was created by diking the Wadden Sea and the Zuiderzee bay. This is where you’ll find the lovely little town of Hoorn – make sure you explore it during your cruise along the northern Rhine.

Day 5: Rüdesheim
The town describes its biggest attraction, the world-famous Drosselgasse, as ‘144 metres of joie de vivre’. This centre of Rhine Romanticism once inspired poets and musicians – it was here that Brahms composed his Symphony No. 3. Rüdesheim is the best-known spot in the Rheingau and has plenty of cultural attractions, including stately homes and fortifications. And no visit to the towns and countryside of this area of the Rhine would be complete without a Rüdesheim coffee, which was invented here.

Day 6: Rüdesheim
The town describes its biggest attraction, the world-famous Drosselgasse, as ‘144 metres of joie de vivre’. This centre of Rhine Romanticism once inspired poets and musicians – it was here that Brahms composed his Symphony No. 3. Rüdesheim is the best-known spot in the Rheingau and has plenty of cultural attractions, including stately homes and fortifications. And no visit to the towns and countryside of this area of the Rhine would be complete without a Rüdesheim coffee, which was invented here.

Day 6: Mainz
Mainz bleibt Mainz (or ‘Mainz is always Mainz’) is more than a carnival motto. It is an expression of the easy-going way of life that makes the locals proud of their city, makes it easy for non-locals to settle in and helps visitors to enjoy their stay here. With 2,000 years of history, Mainz is not just one of the oldest cities in Germany – it is also a place where you can see history come alive wherever you turn.

Day 7: Mainz
Mainz bleibt Mainz (or ‘Mainz is always Mainz’) is more than a carnival motto. It is an expression of the easy-going way of life that makes the locals proud of their city, makes it easy for non-locals to settle in and helps visitors to enjoy their stay here. With 2,000 years of history, Mainz is not just one of the oldest cities in Germany – it is also a place where you can see history come alive wherever you turn.

Day 7: Frankfurt
Welcome to Goethe’s birthplace! Here’s another historical fact while we’re at it: this is where the first German national assembly met in 1848. Today, the metropolis on the Main is home to the headquarters of major banks and is also one of Germany’s most important centres of business and commerce. Frankfurt is also known for its many futuristic-looking high-rises. You’ll get a closer view of them when your Rhine cruise takes you along the Main river.

Day 8: Frankfurt
Welcome to Goethe’s birthplace! Here’s another historical fact while we’re at it: this is where the first German national assembly met in 1848. Today, the metropolis on the Main is home to the headquarters of major banks and is also one of Germany’s most important centres of business and commerce. Frankfurt is also known for its many futuristic-looking high-rises. You’ll get a closer view of them when your Rhine cruise takes you along the Main river.
Sailing Dates
25 Jul 2025
15 Aug 2025
Pricing
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Cruise Itinerary
Date Port Arrive Depart
25 Jul 2025 Frankfurt, Germany 9:00 PM
26 Jul 2025 Cologne, Germany 11:00 AM
27 Jul 2025 Cologne, Germany 10:00 AM
27 Jul 2025 Konigswinter, Germany 2:00 PM
28 Jul 2025 Konigswinter, Germany 3:00 AM
28 Jul 2025 Koblenz, Germany 7:00 AM
29 Jul 2025 Koblenz, Germany 8:00 AM
29 Jul 2025 Lorelei, Germany 8:00 AM 12:00 PM
29 Jul 2025 Rudesheim, Germany 3:00 PM
30 Jul 2025 Rudesheim, Germany 6:00 AM
30 Jul 2025 Mainz, Germany 8:30 AM
31 Jul 2025 Mainz, Germany 8:00 AM
31 Jul 2025 Frankfurt, Germany 1:00 PM
1 Aug 2025 Frankfurt, Germany
All itineraries and ports of call at the discretion of the cruise line subject to local weather conditions and may change without notice.

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