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12-Night River Cruises (European Rivers)
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| Departure Port: |
St. Petersburg |
| Sailing Date: |
Tuesday, 07/16/13 |
| Return Date: |
Sunday, 07/28/13 |
| Nights: |
12 |
| Ship: |
River Victoria |
| Cruise Line: |
Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection |
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About The Cruise
Beautifully appointed riverview staterooms and suites have hotel beds draped in fine linens. Staterooms and suites on the Neva and Volga decks have full private balconies.
Stateroom and suite amenities include: individual climate-control thermostat, telephone, and flat-screen TV with satellite. The bathroom has high quality bath and body products.
Public areas include: Chagall Lounge with full-service bar and dance floor, Katarina Bar with outdoor patio, Pushkin Restaurant with panoramic views, sun deck patio with lounge chairs, fitness room, massage room, boutique, Internet corner, library/reading room, and elevator.
Additional ship amenities: 24-hour reception service, complimentary 24-hour specialty coffee and tea bar, doctor onboard, and wireless Internet access in public areas.
Note: While the River Victoria is one of the best ships to sail the Volga River, she may not have all the same amenities as a Uniworld company-owned ship.
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Tuesday, 7/16/13 |
About St. Petersburg
 What makes it Russian at heart is the overwhelming scale and opulence of its palaces. With 3 million items on exhibit you couldnt get through the Hermitage in a year! You may also explore more dazzling palaces like Petrovorets, Pushkin and Pavlovsk, shop in the newly opened designer stores along busy Nevsky Prospekt, shiver at the looming fortress of Peter and Paul and wonder at immense quantities of gold, polished marbles and precious gems lavished on St. Isaacs Cathedral.
St. Petersburg Attractions
While you're in St. Petersburg, take time to explore the Hermitage Museum. This museum is one of the world's greatest treasures and features more than 3 million exhibits. And that doesn't include the impressive building itself or its beautiful furnishings.
St. Petersburg Activities
- Explore the sights of St. Petersburg, including Peter and Paul Fortress, birthplace of modern St. Petersburg; St. Isaac Cathedral, the world's largest domed cathedral; and Palace Square, the rallying point of the 1917 Russian Revolution
- Visit Peterhof, the summer home of Peter the Great. Built under the supervision of the French architect Alexandre Le Blond, this town of palaces, fountains and parks rivals the great palaces of Versailles
St. Petersburg
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Wednesday, 7/17/13 |
About St. Petersburg
What makes it Russian at heart is the overwhelming scale and opulence of its palaces. With 3 million items on exhibit you couldnt get through the Hermitage in a year! You may also explore more dazzling palaces like Petrovorets, Pushkin and Pavlovsk, shop in the newly opened designer stores along busy Nevsky Prospekt, shiver at the looming fortress of Peter and Paul and wonder at immense quantities of gold, polished marbles and precious gems lavished on St. Isaacs Cathedral.
St. Petersburg Attractions
While you're in St. Petersburg, take time to explore the Hermitage Museum. This museum is one of the world's greatest treasures and features more than 3 million exhibits. And that doesn't include the impressive building itself or its beautiful furnishings.
St. Petersburg Activities
- Explore the sights of St. Petersburg, including Peter and Paul Fortress, birthplace of modern St. Petersburg; St. Isaac Cathedral, the world's largest domed cathedral; and Palace Square, the rallying point of the 1917 Russian Revolution
- Visit Peterhof, the summer home of Peter the Great. Built under the supervision of the French architect Alexandre Le Blond, this town of palaces, fountains and parks rivals the great palaces of Versailles
St. Petersburg
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Thursday, 7/18/13 |
About St. Petersburg
What makes it Russian at heart is the overwhelming scale and opulence of its palaces. With 3 million items on exhibit you couldnt get through the Hermitage in a year! You may also explore more dazzling palaces like Petrovorets, Pushkin and Pavlovsk, shop in the newly opened designer stores along busy Nevsky Prospekt, shiver at the looming fortress of Peter and Paul and wonder at immense quantities of gold, polished marbles and precious gems lavished on St. Isaacs Cathedral.
St. Petersburg Attractions
While you're in St. Petersburg, take time to explore the Hermitage Museum. This museum is one of the world's greatest treasures and features more than 3 million exhibits. And that doesn't include the impressive building itself or its beautiful furnishings.
St. Petersburg Activities
- Explore the sights of St. Petersburg, including Peter and Paul Fortress, birthplace of modern St. Petersburg; St. Isaac Cathedral, the world's largest domed cathedral; and Palace Square, the rallying point of the 1917 Russian Revolution
- Visit Peterhof, the summer home of Peter the Great. Built under the supervision of the French architect Alexandre Le Blond, this town of palaces, fountains and parks rivals the great palaces of Versailles
St. Petersburg
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Friday, 7/19/13 |
About St. Petersburg
What makes it Russian at heart is the overwhelming scale and opulence of its palaces. With 3 million items on exhibit you couldnt get through the Hermitage in a year! You may also explore more dazzling palaces like Petrovorets, Pushkin and Pavlovsk, shop in the newly opened designer stores along busy Nevsky Prospekt, shiver at the looming fortress of Peter and Paul and wonder at immense quantities of gold, polished marbles and precious gems lavished on St. Isaacs Cathedral.
St. Petersburg Attractions
While you're in St. Petersburg, take time to explore the Hermitage Museum. This museum is one of the world's greatest treasures and features more than 3 million exhibits. And that doesn't include the impressive building itself or its beautiful furnishings.
St. Petersburg Activities
- Explore the sights of St. Petersburg, including Peter and Paul Fortress, birthplace of modern St. Petersburg; St. Isaac Cathedral, the world's largest domed cathedral; and Palace Square, the rallying point of the 1917 Russian Revolution
- Visit Peterhof, the summer home of Peter the Great. Built under the supervision of the French architect Alexandre Le Blond, this town of palaces, fountains and parks rivals the great palaces of Versailles
St. Petersburg
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Saturday, 7/20/13 |
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Sunday, 7/21/13 |
About Kizhi
 Situated at the north end of Lake Onega, Kizhi Island is home to the famed Open Air Museum of Architecture. Dozens of buildings, including wooden houses, windmills and two 18th-century wooden churches, portray the region's unusual and visionary architecture. Kizhi's most famous building is the three-tiered, fairy tale-like Transfiguration Church, dating from 1714. With its 22 domes, it rivals the splendor of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow. Within the same walled compound, see the 1862 octagonal bell tower and the Church of Intercession, built in 1764 without the use of a single nail.
Kizhi
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Monday, 7/22/13 |
About Goritsy
 A peaceful farming community where your cruise pauses for a tour ashore and a visit to the well preserved, fortress-like, Kirill Belosersk Monastery.
Goritsy
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Tuesday, 7/23/13 |
About Yaroslavl
 Stretching for 18 miles along both banks of the Volga amidst a region of forests, Yaroslavl was founded in 1010 by Prince Yaroslav the Wise of Kiev. During the next several centuries, Yaroslavl prospered as a trading port and textile-manufacturing center.
Yaroslavl Attractions
Many buildings and architectural monuments of Yaroslavl's colorful past highlight the city including the Governor's Palace, the magnificent 13th-century Spassky Monastery, a group of majestic 17th century cathedrals, and the Church of Elijah the Prophet situated in the central square. The artistry inside the church, including the frescoes on the walls and ornate vaulting create a museum-like atmosphere.
Yaroslavl
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Wednesday, 7/24/13 |
About Uglich
 Founded in 1148 along the Volga River, Uglich is a magnificent city to behold from the river. Its many colorful churches and cathedrals blanket the horizon, making Uglich one of Russia's most adored cities. The magnificent Church of St. Demetrius on the Blood was built on the site where the body of nine-year-old Ivan the Terrible's son, Dimitry, was found under mysterious circumstances. Other architectural monuments include the Kremlin Palace, Cathedral of the Resurrection, and St. John's Church.
Uglich Attractions
- The approach to Uglich is one of the most memorable sights of a cruise along the Volga.
- The usual screen of Kremlin walls, its especially fine churches and cathedral rise up from the horizon in a brilliant play of red, blue, and gold.
Uglich
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Thursday, 7/25/13 |
About Moscow
 Moscow's origins as a symbol of Russian spiritual and political power go back more than 850 years, so it's no surprise that today the city is the barometer and nucleus of the changes sweeping through Russia. Its vitality and chaos are a direct result of the collapse of communism and the efforts of its citizens to reinvent their lives. Nowhere are Russia's contrasts more apparent than here - ancient monasteries and ultra-modern monoliths stand side by side, and New Russian millionaires and poverty-stricken pensioners walk the same streets. The populace now prefer impromptu street markets to the huge state department stores, and churches which were destroyed or abandoned during the Soviet era are being lovingly restored. But the real flavour of this city is in its small nooks and crannies, each of them unique.
Moscow Activities
- At Moscow's heart is the Kremlin, and within the Kremlin is the Armory Palace, the country's richest and oldest museum, housing a staggering collection of treasures including the famed Faberge eggs.
- Explore Red Square and magnificent St. Basil's Cathedral.
- Wander through Arbat Street, or ride the world-famous Metro.
Moscow
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Friday, 7/26/13 |
About Moscow
Moscow's origins as a symbol of Russian spiritual and political power go back more than 850 years, so it's no surprise that today the city is the barometer and nucleus of the changes sweeping through Russia. Its vitality and chaos are a direct result of the collapse of communism and the efforts of its citizens to reinvent their lives. Nowhere are Russia's contrasts more apparent than here - ancient monasteries and ultra-modern monoliths stand side by side, and New Russian millionaires and poverty-stricken pensioners walk the same streets. The populace now prefer impromptu street markets to the huge state department stores, and churches which were destroyed or abandoned during the Soviet era are being lovingly restored. But the real flavour of this city is in its small nooks and crannies, each of them unique.
Moscow Activities
- At Moscow's heart is the Kremlin, and within the Kremlin is the Armory Palace, the country's richest and oldest museum, housing a staggering collection of treasures including the famed Faberge eggs.
- Explore Red Square and magnificent St. Basil's Cathedral.
- Wander through Arbat Street, or ride the world-famous Metro.
Moscow
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Saturday, 7/27/13 |
About Moscow
Moscow's origins as a symbol of Russian spiritual and political power go back more than 850 years, so it's no surprise that today the city is the barometer and nucleus of the changes sweeping through Russia. Its vitality and chaos are a direct result of the collapse of communism and the efforts of its citizens to reinvent their lives. Nowhere are Russia's contrasts more apparent than here - ancient monasteries and ultra-modern monoliths stand side by side, and New Russian millionaires and poverty-stricken pensioners walk the same streets. The populace now prefer impromptu street markets to the huge state department stores, and churches which were destroyed or abandoned during the Soviet era are being lovingly restored. But the real flavour of this city is in its small nooks and crannies, each of them unique.
Moscow Activities
- At Moscow's heart is the Kremlin, and within the Kremlin is the Armory Palace, the country's richest and oldest museum, housing a staggering collection of treasures including the famed Faberge eggs.
- Explore Red Square and magnificent St. Basil's Cathedral.
- Wander through Arbat Street, or ride the world-famous Metro.
Moscow
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Sunday, 7/28/13 |
About Moscow
Moscow's origins as a symbol of Russian spiritual and political power go back more than 850 years, so it's no surprise that today the city is the barometer and nucleus of the changes sweeping through Russia. Its vitality and chaos are a direct result of the collapse of communism and the efforts of its citizens to reinvent their lives. Nowhere are Russia's contrasts more apparent than here - ancient monasteries and ultra-modern monoliths stand side by side, and New Russian millionaires and poverty-stricken pensioners walk the same streets. The populace now prefer impromptu street markets to the huge state department stores, and churches which were destroyed or abandoned during the Soviet era are being lovingly restored. But the real flavour of this city is in its small nooks and crannies, each of them unique.
Moscow Activities
- At Moscow's heart is the Kremlin, and within the Kremlin is the Armory Palace, the country's richest and oldest museum, housing a staggering collection of treasures including the famed Faberge eggs.
- Explore Red Square and magnificent St. Basil's Cathedral.
- Wander through Arbat Street, or ride the world-famous Metro.
Moscow
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| Number of Nights: 12 |
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Ship: River Victoria
Beautifully appointed riverview staterooms and suites have hotel beds draped in fine linens. Staterooms and suites on the Neva and Volga decks have full private balconies.
Stateroom and suite amenities include: individual climate-control thermostat, telephone, and flat-screen TV with satellite. The bathroom has high quality bath and body products.
Public areas include: Chagall Lounge with full-service bar and dance floor, Katarina Bar with outdoor patio, Pushkin Restaurant with panoramic views, sun deck patio with lounge chairs, fitness room, massage room, boutique, Internet corner, library/reading room, and elevator.
Additional ship amenities: 24-hour reception service, complimentary 24-hour specialty coffee and tea bar, doctor onboard, and wireless Internet access in public areas.
Note: While the River Victoria is one of the best ships to sail the Volga River, she may not have all the same amenities as a Uniworld company-owned ship.
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| Year Built |
2011 |
Capacity |
206 |
Meeting Rooms |
No |
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| Year Refurbished |
N/A |
Elevators |
1 |
Casino |
No |
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| Registry |
N/A |
Restaurants |
1 |
Disco |
No |
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| Tonnage |
N/A |
Bars |
1 |
Fitness Center |
Yes |
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| Cabins |
93 |
Pools |
N/A |
Children's Program |
No |
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| Handicap Cabins |
N/A |
Theaters |
N/A |
Internet Cafe |
No |
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| Shops |
No |
Library |
Yes |
Spa |
No |
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Cabin Categories | Decks
- Balcony
- Deluxe Suite
- Junior Suite
- Presidential Suite
- Riverview
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| Cabin Details |
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Balcony stateroom category: 1
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Balcony stateroom category: 1 Balcony stateroom category: 2 Balcony stateroom category: 3 Riverview stateroom category: 4 Riverview stateroom category: 5 Riverview stateroom category: 6
- Volga Deck
- Neva Deck
- Moskva Deck
- Onega Deck
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| Departure Port: |
St. Petersburg |
| Sailing Date: |
Tuesday, 07/16/13 |
| Return Date: |
Sunday, 07/28/13 |
| Nights: |
12 |
| Ship: |
River Victoria |
| Cruise Line: |
Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection |
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