
(NOTE: This article has been graciously provided by our partner, Viking River Cruises, one of the most knowledgeable sources of information on the Danube River region)
The Danube River is Europe’s second longest river, flowing from Germany’s Black Forest through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine and Moldova.

Taking a river cruise down the Danube is one of the best ways to see the cities and culture of the region at a manageable pace. Here’s a list of the must-see museums along the Danube River.
Lentos Museum of Modern Art
Located in Linz, Austria, the Lentos Museum of Modern Art sits right along the Danube and is filled with an excellent collection of modern works of art.
Visit the Official Lentos Museum Website>>
Varna Archaeological Museum
Located in Varna, Bulgaria, this museum famously holds the world’s oldest gold and a collection of artifacts pre-dating 4200 BC.
Visit the Official Varna Museum Website>>
Hungarian Museum of Water Administration and Environmental Protection
Also known as Danube Museum, this museum in Hungary has a collection of hydraulic structures and techniques that map out Europe’s water administration history.
Visit the Official Danube Museum Website>>
The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art
The CMNA is a quiet respite in a Viking River Cruise journey through Europe. Capturing the localized flavors of Croatia in art, this museum is the perfect place for a romantic escape.
Visit the Official Croatian Museum of Naive Art>>
The Danube Delta Eco-Tourism Museum Center
Located in Tulcea, Romania, this museum is the most visited in the region. It features a number of natural exhibits and an aquarium, focusing on the ecology of the Danube Delta.
Visit the Official Danube Delta Museum Website>>
Tulcea is also home to other important museums, including the History and Archaeology Museum, the Ethnography and Folk Art Museum, the Art Museum and the Natural Sciences Museum.
We hope this helps!
The Travel Relic Folks
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A NOTE FROM OUR PARTNER:
Viking River Cruises offer the perfect way to travel Europe. Frequent stops along the region’s most influential ports allow travelers the opportunity to experience this area at its best. Steeped in history, but with a finger on the pulse of tomorrow, the museums of Europe have something for everyone whether you are traveling by land or a Danube River Cruise.










Wed, Jan 20, 2010
Europe, Featured