Amsterdam to Budapest River Cruise

The museum and lookout are in district of Overhoeks, Amsterdam. Film museum was founded in 1946 and moved to the present site in 2012. On top of the A'Dam lookout is fine dining and a swing that swings over the edge of the building.

One of the many low bridges spanning the canel river ways in the old part of the city.

The sun going down over the river Amstel in the centre of Amsterdam.

Meaning "Old Market" it is just away from the main shopping precinct and over looked by City Hall.

Construction started in 1248 and halted in the 15th century. Construction started again in the 1814, with the project being completed in 1880.

The right hand side Nave with it's 43m high vaulted ceilling and glass stained window panels.

It sits high above the town of Braubach in the Rhine Gorge. This fortification constructed in the year of 1117 to protect the town.

The town of Boppard is in the upper middle Rhine. The town is very well known for it's good quality wines, Riesling and Pinot noir.

A toll castle on Falkenau island in the Rhine river on the outskirts of Kaub. It was built by King Ludwig IV of Bavaria in 1326 to collect river tolls.

These street organs are played by a person called a Organ Grinder. Miltenberg is known for it's number of street organ festivals throughout the year.

The church is located in Miltenberg on the River Main. Inside a collection of historic art, including 1624 Alabaster alterpiece, A pulpit carved by Zacharias Juncker the Elder in 1635.

The old town of Miltenberg with it 15th to 18th century half timber framed buildings. The inn "Zum Riesen" was a gothic house around 14th Century was replaced by the current building in 1590.

In the area of Heidingsfeild,Wurzburg, is a listed Basilica dating back to the 12th century. Heavilly damaged during WWII and rebuilt from 1947.

The grand entrance staircases leading to the main rooms on the second floor. The ceiling is fresco painted by the Venetain master Glovanni Battista Tiepolo and his sons between 1752 and 1753.

The old bridge open to the public in 1703 and has a span of 185m. Today it is only used for foot traffic to the old town of Wurzburg.

Founded in 1339 in the old free imperial city of Nuremberg. It is partly built over the Pegnitz river and today it is serves as a restaurant and seniors home.

A late Renaissance bridge in the centre of Nuremberg linking the districts of St Sebald and St Lorenz. Built around 1596 to cross the Pegnitz river.

White Asparagus is sold across Germany by many market traders. It is sold fresh or in jars depending on the time of year and is very popular with all walks of life.

Goldener Turm is a 12th century landmark nestled in the old town of Regensberg. It was built by a wealthy patrician family with it's impressive clock tower. Today it is used as 43 student residences. '

This defence tower was built in the 13th century and located where the river Inn meets the Danube in the city of Passau. Today the tower hosts many events throughout the year.

13th cenury hilltop fortress over looking the old town of Passau. Housing the city museum and observation tower.

The old town of Passau is made up of lots of cobbled alleyways to get to different locations within the old town.

Melk is located on the Danube river in lower Austria. It is famous for the site of a baroque Benedictine monastery known as Melk Abbey, sitting high in the hillside above the city.

The bronze age castle watches over the Danube, Morava rivers and part of the Amber road. It stands just inside Slovakia between Slovakia and Austria.

This patio is in the old town of Bratislava the capital city of Slovakia.

The fountain is found in the courtyard of Primates Palace and portrays the struggle of St George slaying the dragon.

Found displayed on a wall outside a shop in Bratislava, old town.

The home to Hungarian National Gallery, Historical museum and the National library. The first part of this fine building dates back to 1265 by King Bela IV of Hungary and extended over the years by other Kings.

Designed by Imre Steindi in neo-Gothic style and opened in 1902. The reason Imre Steidi plans were chosen due to the resemblance of the Palace of Westminister in London. At that time it was extremely important that the building should symbolise their commitment to western Eiurope.

A view from Budapest Castle looking through a resturant set in the castle walls over looking to the Pest side of the city. Can you spot the hot air balloon??.