Mannheim Germany Baden-Wurttemberg

1283 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

CroisiEurope (312 Cruises)

Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Gerard Schmitter ship

MS Gerard Schmitter

172 Passengers
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Cruise CE Croisieurope MS La Bohème ship

MS La Boheme

154 Passengers
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Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Leonard de Vinci ship

MS Leonard de Vinci

139 Passengers
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Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Mona Lisa ship

MS Mona Lisa

92 Passengers
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Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Monet ship

MS Monet

158 Passengers
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Cruise CE Croisieurope MS Victor Hugo ship

MS Victor Hugo

86 Passengers
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Emerald Waterways (336 Cruises)

Emerald Destiny.

Emerald Destiny

227 Passengers
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12 September 10 days One-way from Basel to Amsterdam
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12 September 14 days One-way from Basel to London-Greenwich
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15 September 8 days One-way from Basel to Amsterdam
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20 September 13 days One-way from Amsterdam to Basel
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22 September 11 days One-way from Amsterdam to Basel
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29 September 8 days One-way from Basel to Amsterdam
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Emerald Luna .

Emerald Luna

227 Passengers
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Emerald Sky.

Emerald Sky

227 Passengers
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Emerald Star.

Emerald Star

227 Passengers
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Emerald Sun

Emerald Sun

227 Passengers
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Scenic Cruises (271 Cruises)

Scenic Jewel.

Scenic Jewel

169 Passengers
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Scenic Opal.

Scenic Opal

169 Passengers
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Scenic Pearl.

Scenic Pearl

159 Passengers
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Scenic Ruby

Scenic Ruby

169 Passengers
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Uniworld Boutique River Cruise (275 Cruises)

S.S Audrey.

S.S Audrey

154 Passengers
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S.S Elisabeth.

S.S Elisabeth

110 Passengers
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s.s. antoinette.

S.S. Antoinette

211 Passengers
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S.S. Victoria.

S.S. Victoria

151 Passengers
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SS Antoinette

Uniworld SS Antoinette

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Viking River Cruises (89 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

Near the Neckar, about fifteen minutes walk from the grid centre. The baroque palace is roughly twenty minutes on foot from the quay.
Because the centre follows a grid plan laid out in the seventeenth century. Addresses are written with a letter and a number: C1, Q7, N2. Disorienting for five minutes, then remarkably efficient: you cannot get lost.
The baroque palace, a walk across the grid to Friedrichsplatz and its water tower, then a break at the Marktplatz. Anyone drawn to machinery should add the Technoseum.
Yes. Some of the state rooms are open, including the monumental staircase and restored galleries, and the main courtyard is freely accessible. The rest of the building houses the University of Mannheim, which gives the place an energy unusual for a palace.
A monumental pink sandstone reservoir crowned by a dome, the city emblem, at the centre of Friedrichsplatz. Pools, pergolas and flower beds surround it in a very 1900 composition, lit at night.
Yes. Karl Benz drove his motorised tricycle here in 1886, regarded as the first automobile, and Baron Karl von Drais rode his running machine, ancestor of the bicycle, here in 1817. The Technoseum tells both stories with working machines.
Not necessarily, but be realistic about time. Heidelberg is about twenty kilometres away and the excursion takes half a day. Mannheim lacks its neighbour romantic skyline and does not try to imitate it: this is a city that works, invents and rebuilds.
Yes. The Technoseum and its demonstrations appeal strongly to children, Friedrichsplatz offers open space, and the grid makes navigating simple even with young walkers.
The euro. Cards work in shops, museums and brasseries, but keep cash for the Marktplatz market and small counters.
May to September, when the grid terraces are outdoors and Friedrichsplatz is at its best late in the day. The Marktplatz market runs several mornings a week, worth checking before going ashore.