Ooohh that's a good question! I didn't actually eat much in most places as my time in port was quite limited and there was free food on the ship 😅. I did enjoy the Lángos in Hungary and am sure I would've enjoyed the goulash if they'd had a vegetarian option! I also loved the cakes in Bratislava and everywhere in Austria! And I also had a delicious meal (or should I say feast!) in Donji Milanovac where my Serbian colleagues ensured everything was totally vegetarian and the chefs prepared everything separately for me which was very sweet 🥰
I wish we'd seen this before our trip last month! We did "Diamonds on the Danube 2" and I'd agree with most of your ratings for that part of the Danube - though I'd probably place Melk a little higher. Sadly we didn't stop at Durstein and spent an afternoon at Weissenkirchen instead - which would probably fall into your "Don't need to go back" category; athough a quick trip across on the ferry to see the Wachau Nase was worthwhile. Good to get an "insider" view though.
Bratislava, I think - in spite of the fact it rained during our land-train trip! Melk was memorable not just for the abbey and a lovely little cafe where we watched the world go by - but also for the best geocache of the trip (there are Nuns as well as Monks in Melk!!). Linz didn't quite "do it" for us either. We were very fortunate to avoid all the flooding two weeks later... 😱
Intresting. Which place had the best food?
Ooohh that's a good question! I didn't actually eat much in most places as my time in port was quite limited and there was free food on the ship 😅. I did enjoy the Lángos in Hungary and am sure I would've enjoyed the goulash if they'd had a vegetarian option! I also loved the cakes in Bratislava and everywhere in Austria! And I also had a delicious meal (or should I say feast!) in Donji Milanovac where my Serbian colleagues ensured everything was totally vegetarian and the chefs prepared everything separately for me which was very sweet 🥰
I wish we'd seen this before our trip last month! We did "Diamonds on the Danube 2" and I'd agree with most of your ratings for that part of the Danube - though I'd probably place Melk a little higher. Sadly we didn't stop at Durstein and spent an afternoon at Weissenkirchen instead - which would probably fall into your "Don't need to go back" category; athough a quick trip across on the ferry to see the Wachau Nase was worthwhile. Good to get an "insider" view though.
Ah what a shame! But glad you had a nice time anyway - which place was your favourite?
Bratislava, I think - in spite of the fact it rained during our land-train trip! Melk was memorable not just for the abbey and a lovely little cafe where we watched the world go by - but also for the best geocache of the trip (there are Nuns as well as Monks in Melk!!). Linz didn't quite "do it" for us either. We were very fortunate to avoid all the flooding two weeks later... 😱
@@mullbydrone Aw amazing! Yeah I saw pictures from the floods - absolutely dreadful! You're very lucky to have missed them 🙏😅