S.S. Victoria sailing on July 18th, 2026

14-Night River Cruises (European Rivers)

Departure Port: Zeebrugge Sailing Date:  Saturday, 07/18/26 Return Date:  Saturday, 08/01/26 Nights:  14 Ship:  S.S. Victoria Cruise Line:  Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection

Special Sale: Signature Exclusive Collection Offer (view details) 14-Night River Cruises (European Rivers) S.S. Victoria Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection Offer: €300 or $300 Shipboard Credit per couple on select sailings Offer Details:   $300 Shipboard Credit per couple on select 2025 sailings €300 Shipboard Credit per couple on select 2026 sailings Booking Window: Now - 12/31/25 Terms & Conditions: Shipboard credit is per couple. Singles will receive half the listed amount.

The S.S. Victoria, sister ship to the S.S. Elisabeth, joins our European fleet in 2024 with an ambiance of contemporary luxury and features the largest suites on the rivers of Europe. Two Royal Suites onboard offer an incredible 506 square feet each. Reserve the adjoining standard Suite next door, and that turns into 759 square feet total, with two bedrooms connected by a separate living room. All the Suites and Signature French Balconies offer abundant space—much higher than standard—with ultra-comfortable, water-facing beds dressed in Uniworld’s fine custom linens.

Relax amongst the soothing tones of the lounge and enjoy regionally inspired bites in one of three dining venues: a main dining room, a private venue for smaller groups, or our rooftop bar. Elsewhere on the ship, you’ll find a relaxing spa area with a pool, gym, and massage room. Tiny Noticeable Touches, such as the original artwork lining the walls and fresh flowers, add Uniworld’s boutique flair throughout the ship.

Day # Date Port Arrive Depart 1 Saturday, 7/18/26 About Zeebrugge Belgium´s medieval port of Zeebrugge leads the way to Bruges, the capital of the Belgian province of West Flanders. As you walk around this city of bridges and canals, you will be captivated by the dignity of the Gothic architecture and the unpretentious display of works of art. Zeebrugge Attractions Zeebrugge is a portal to the many facets of Belgium, the dazzling diamonds of Antwerp, the romance of Bruges' intricate canals, the medieval marvels of Ghent, and most importantly, the divine, the sublime - the chocolate! Zeebrugge, Belgium --   --   2 Sunday, 7/19/26 About Antwerp A cosmopolitan city, Antwerp is one of the world's major seaports. Its unique atmosphere is derived from the contrast between commitment to commerce and love of the arts. The old city area is filled with narrow, winding streets and historic buildings. Here stands the Cathedral of Notre Dame, one of Belgium's finest and largest gothic buildings as well as the Grand Palace. Antwerp was also home to 17th-century painter Peter Paul Rubens. Rubens' works may be seen in the Royal Museum of Fine Arts, in the Cathedral of Our Lady, and in many other Antwerp churches such as the Church of St. James, where the painter is buried. Antwerp, Belgium --   --   3 Monday, 7/20/26 About Maastricht The capital of Limburg and one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, Maastricht is a harmonious blend of past and present. Relive the days of you're with a stroll through the city´s historical center, or take a fascinating tour of the famed limestone caves of Mount St. Peter. Maastricht is also famous for the "Treaty of Maastricht," which laid the foundation for the political and economic reunification of Europe. Maastricht, Netherlands --   --   4 Tuesday, 7/21/26 About Geldrop Geldrop, Netherlands --   --   5 Wednesday, 7/22/26 About Dusseldorf Dusseldorf is the lively provincial capital and the centre of the Rhineland. It is home to the seat of government and the Knigsallee, one of the most beautiful German shopping avenues. The enchanting Altstadt (Old Town) is known as the world's longest bar! Dusseldorf Attractions This European metropolis is home to a renowned university, fabulous museums and is the German fashion capital, with many glittering shops. Dusseldorf, Germany --   --   6 Thursday, 7/23/26 About Cologne The largest city on the Rhine, its commercial importance was already established as long ago as the Middle Ages. In the time of the Roman Empire, Cologne was the most important trading and manufacturing centre north of the Alps. Cologne Attractions Founded by the Romans, Cologne is more than 2,000 years old. Its Gothic cathedral, which dominates the skyline, is a top attraction. Construction took place over a 600-year period, and the cathedral is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Toast the town with Kolsch, Cologne's own beer style. Cologne, Germany --   --   7 Friday, 7/24/26 About Cochem Following the course of the Moselle river for more than 100 miles is the beautiful Moselle Valley. The prettiest town in this popular wine-producing region, Cochem occupies the site of one of the valley´s earliest settlements. The medieval-style Reichsburh Castle, which dominates the town from atop a hill, is worth seeing, as is the Old Town with its cobblestone streets and halftimbered houses. Cochem Attractions A favorite respite amid the splendor of the Moselle Valley, Cochem offers an idyllic setting amid vine-clad hills, and a neo-Gothic castle. The little town is graced by three fortified gates, quaint narrow alleys and half-timbered houses. Visit Reichsburg Castle, perched high above the town. Originally built in the 11th century, the castle was destroyed by French soldiers in 1689 and reconstructed in the 19th century. Cochem, Germany --   --   8 Saturday, 7/25/26 About Trier In the 4th century, Trier was the capital of Gaul. The 3rd century Porta Nigra is the finest Roman relic in Germany. There are the remains of an Amphitheatre and Baths. Later monuments include the Gothic Church of Our Lady and an early Romanesque Cathedral incorporating remains of a Roman structure. Trier, Germany --   --   9 Sunday, 7/26/26 About Bernkastel A well known wine growing centre situated on the Mosel River. In the centre is the Market surrounded by color-washed half-timbered houses and the remains of medieval walls including the Ender Gate built in 1332. The well-restored castle which looms above the town was severely damaged in 1689 during the "Orleans War" of 1688-97. Bernkastel, Germany --   --   10 Monday, 7/27/26 About Koblenz This 2,000-year-old city at the confluence of the Moselle and Rhine rivers is the cultural and business center of the Middle Rhine region. History buffs can explore the Neoclassical Residence Schloss, the Prince Elector´s palace; the Deusches Eck, a settlement founded by the German Order of Knights in 1216; and Ehrenbreitstein, the oldest fortress in Europe. Koblenz, Germany --   --   11 Tuesday, 7/28/26 About Boppard Welcome to Boppard on the Rhine. In the Valley of the Loreley as well as on the heights of the nearby Hunsrck Hills, Boppard has a lot to offer in many respects both to residents and guests. In the course of history, all kinds of people have felt at home here, whether Celts, Romans or Franconians. All of them have left their mark on the 2000 year-old history of the town and at every turn there is witness in stone of their presence. Boppard, Germany --   --   12 Wednesday, 7/29/26 About Speyer The quiet German town of Speyer lies peacefully on the western bank of the Rhine. The city boasts a large imperial Romanesque cathedral, burial place of eight emperors including some of the most famous Holy Roman Emperors. Speyer was once a major Celtic center that has traded hands several times between the Romans and the Huns. Six majestic towers still dominate the city's skyline. Speyer, Germany --   --   13 Thursday, 7/30/26 About Strasbourg The multicultural city of Strasbourg exhibits both French German influence due to its location along the Rhine River at the border of both countries. The old streets of "Petit France" with wooden houses and picturesque canals seem to make time stand still. The carefully restored Cathedral of Notre Dame contains a combination of architectural styles, and is most recognized for its 465-foot tall, graceful spires. Another landmark is the 18th century Chateau des Rohan, which houses three of the city's major museums. Strasbourg, France --   --   14 Friday, 7/31/26 About Basel Gateway to the Swiss Rhineland, Basel is ideally situated on the Rhine at the crossroads of France, Germany, and Switzerland. As you walk the cobblestone streets of the Old City, retrace the steps of the brilliant scholar Erasmus of Rotterdam. Visit the Museum of Fine Arts, where you´ll see the paintings of Picasso, Dali, Kandinsky, and Mondrian, among others. Basel, Switzerland --   --   15 Saturday, 8/1/26 About Basel Gateway to the Swiss Rhineland, Basel is ideally situated on the Rhine at the crossroads of France, Germany, and Switzerland. As you walk the cobblestone streets of the Old City, retrace the steps of the brilliant scholar Erasmus of Rotterdam. Visit the Museum of Fine Arts, where you´ll see the paintings of Picasso, Dali, Kandinsky, and Mondrian, among others. Basel, Switzerland --   --   Number of Nights: 14