From Basel to Cologne · Europe (River) · 7 nights
Uniquely designed and decorated, with an exceptional attention to detail, S.S. Antoinette has been crafted to reflect the specific area in which she operates.
Introduced in 2011, the S.S. Antionette was the first of
Uniworld’s modern ‘Super Ships’ to be launched. Individually
decorated suites with cleverly designed French balconies open the
rooms to the outside, and the outrageously over the top décor of
the public spaces combines brilliantly with modern touches like the
indoor heated pool at the back of the ship.
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cathedral, which offers incredible views across the city. Basel
boasts a wealth of museums and galleries, and plays host to events
including the renowned Art Basel contemporary art fair, held during
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Cross the river to the right bank for the very best views of the city.
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cathedral, which offers incredible views across the city. Basel
boasts a wealth of museums and galleries, and plays host to events
including the renowned Art Basel contemporary art fair, held during
the summer, and Fasnacht, Switzerland's most famous winter
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Cross the river to the right bank for the very best views of the city.
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well preserved, best appreciated from the summit of the hilltop
cathedral, which offers incredible views across the city. Basel
boasts a wealth of museums and galleries, and plays host to events
including the renowned Art Basel contemporary art fair, held during
the summer, and Fasnacht, Switzerland's most famous winter
carnival.
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Cross the river to the right bank for the very best views of the city.
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well preserved, best appreciated from the summit of the hilltop
cathedral, which offers incredible views across the city. Basel
boasts a wealth of museums and galleries, and plays host to events
including the renowned Art Basel contemporary art fair, held during
the summer, and Fasnacht, Switzerland's most famous winter
carnival.
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Cross the river to the right bank for the very best views of the city.
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well preserved, best appreciated from the summit of the hilltop
cathedral, which offers incredible views across the city. Basel
boasts a wealth of museums and galleries, and plays host to events
including the renowned Art Basel contemporary art fair, held during
the summer, and Fasnacht, Switzerland's most famous winter
carnival.
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Cross the river to the right bank for the very best views of the city.
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Koblenz was founded by the Romans, who valued the city’s strategically important location where the Rhine and Moselle rivers meet. Rebuilt from the rubble of the Second World War, modern Koblenz has a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere, and serves as a gateway to the Romantic Rhine.
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