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Christian Cruises to Germany

There is 1 Christian cruise to Germany open for booking right now, listed by 1 independent advisor. It departs in December 2026. The trip lasts 7 days and is priced from $3,197 per person, leaving from Nuremberg.

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Christmastime on the Danube (Eastbound)Cruise

Dec 11 – 17, 2026 · 7 days

Christmastime on the Danube (Eastbound)

A seven-day Advent river cruise from Nuremberg to Vienna through Regensburg, Passau, Melk and the Wachau Valley, with Christmas markets at every stop.

From Nuremberg · Debbie Jones · Covenant Retreats

from$3,197

Germany is the homeland of the Reformation, from Luther's Wittenberg and the Wartburg to Worms and Eisenach, and in December its medieval towns fill with Advent markets. River cruises on the Danube, Rhine and Main start in Nuremberg, Regensburg and Passau, with cathedral visits and carols along the way. Where Martin Luther posted his theses and translated the New Testament, and where many of the Advent and Christmas traditions Christians keep today began.

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