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College of the Canyons | Wednesday, Jan 6, 2016

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The College of the Canyons Foundation is offering a trip to the Danube River, Austria and Germany in December.

Begin your holiday season with a relaxing cruise along the scenic Danube River. Travel through Austria and Germany to explore the history and tastes of this region and to spend time browsing its famous Christmas markets.

Join a local guide to discover Innsbruck – you choose either historic or architectural perspectives. Be introduced to the exciting city of Munich on a panoramic tour. Venture by train into the mountains to the charming village of Seefeld to warm yourself with a glass of schnapps and enjoy a traditional horse and buggy ride. Journey to Salzburg for a walking tour with a local expert and a delightful dinner at the centuries-old St. Peter’s Restaurant. Relish the holiday season that adorns the region in lights, energizes it with activity, and decorates it with huts filled with handmade crafts. This trip offers a 2 night optional post tour visit to the magical Christmas markets of Prague.

Visit and shop in the famous Christmas markets of Vienna, Passau, Regensburg, Nuremberg and Rothenburg.

Unpack once for a relaxing six night Danube River cruise.

Explore Würzburg, Germany, known as “the jewel of the Main River,” and the lovely medieval town of Rothenburg.

Cruise through the Wachau Valley, the most picturesque region of the Danube River.

Experience an up-close look at the historic cities that sit along the banks of the Danube.

Experience the benefits of personal audio devices, designed for better communication between you and your guides.

To learn all about the trip and ask questions please attend an informational meeting conducted by Collette Travel on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2016 at 4:30 pm at College of the Canyons University Center in room 301.

This travel opportunity will benefit the COC Foundation
See pdf attachment or go our website (link below) for questions. Otherwise please feel free to call (661) 362-3435/(661) 362-3936

http://www.canyons.edu/Offices/Foundation/Pages/TravelOpportunities.aspx

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Frank Trejo says:

Sunday, Jan 10, 2016 at

Our family was planning a trip to Germany as a graduation present for my son. With all the rapes and crime going on there with Syrian refugees, we have a change of plans.

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