In city dining opportunities
We will be taking the northbound cruise in December 2017. I was wondering how dinner and departure timing worked as we move from port to port. Will there be time to have dinner at a restaurant in a port city if we choose, forgoing the on-board dinner?
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Reading the itinerary it looks like you might be able to in Rudesheim/Day 8.
I'd also say that dinners on board are outstanding. If I was going to pass up a meal on a Tauck ship, it would be breakfast or lunch, never dinner.
On the Christmas Markets cruise, there is a lot of local food you can try at the markets. I wasn't aware of that, so was usually too full to try it. I did buy the gluwein at each market so I could save the cups/mugs as souvenirs, but I honestly liked the mulled wine in the ship's bistro better. I ended up tossing a lot of the wine I bought onshore and had a mug of wine on the ship when I got back. It wasn't until the end of the trip that I found a market stall with amaretto and hot chocolate.
I loved this cruise. I've been on 11 Tauck tours and it was one of my favorites. In 2018 I'm doing the Christmas Markets on the Danube. I can't wait.