Advent on the Danube

Passau is a city in the Federal Republic of Germany. It is located in the Land of Bavaria, on the border with Austria. It is also known as the "city of the three rivers" because the Danube receives the waters of the Ynn from the south and the Ilts from the north. Tourism in the city is mainly focused on the three rivers, the Cathedral of St. Stephen and the "old town". The cathedral is a masterpiece of the Italian Baroque, built by the Italian architect Carlo Lurago and decorated mainly by the Fruitful Tencala. Several river cruises that cross the Danube start at Passau and there is a cycling trail that starts from the city and reaches Vienna. The Gothic and Baroque architecture is remarkable in Passau.

Vienna is the capital of Austria with a population of 1,897,491 inhabitants. It is the largest city as well as the political, cultural and economic center of the country, and an important economic and political center of the region. A very important economic factor for the city is tourism, as Vienna with its great wealth of works of art, monuments, museums is an attraction for many tourists. It also has a great variety in historical monuments of various emperors such as Maria Theresia, Francis Joseph I, Marie Antoinette, the wife of Francis Joseph, Sissy and others.

Budapest is the capital and most populous city of Hungary and the ninth largest city in the European Union in terms of population within the city limits. Budapest is a global Beta + city (Athens is Beta) with opportunities in commerce, fashion, art, research, technology, education and entertainment. Budapest has architecturally remarkable buildings of a wide range of rhythms and periods, from antiquity as the Roman City of Aquincum in Obunda (District III), dating from around 89 AD, to the all-recent Palace of Arts (2005). the contemporary art museum and concert hall. [Budapest is represented in the entire chronological order of architectural rhythms, starting with the Roman city of Aquincum, which represents ancient architecture.

Melk is a town in Austria, in the federal state of Lower Austria, along the Danube. Melk has a population of 5,257. It is better known as the site of a huge baroque Benedictine monastery called Melk Abbey. Melk Abbey is one of the buildings that made the city so famous. The interior of the Abbey is designed by Josef Mungenast. The city of Melk is amazing but its streets are picturesque with an aura of time.

Passau is a city in the Federal Republic of Germany. It is located in the Land of Bavaria, on the border with Austria. It is also known as the "city of the three rivers" because the Danube receives the waters of the Ynn from the south and the Ilts from the north. Tourism in the city is mainly focused on the three rivers, the Cathedral of St. Stephen and the "old town". The cathedral is a masterpiece of the Italian Baroque, built by the Italian architect Carlo Lurago and decorated mainly by the Fruitful Tencala. Several river cruises that cross the Danube start at Passau and there is a cycling trail that starts from the city and reaches Vienna. The Gothic and Baroque architecture is remarkable in Passau.