▲ Melk Abbey is one of Austria's renowned Benedictine monasteries and a core component of the Wachau Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. - Reservation: Book 3 days in advance, essential during peak season. Opt for a Chinese audio guide for convenience. - Note: Dress appropriately (knee-length clothing, sleeves required). Photography is prohibited in certain areas. Be cautious as there are many stairs.
▲ Dürnstein – this small town surrounded by green hills and river valleys has become the iconic image of the Wachau Valley, one of the most beautiful stretches of the Danube in Central Europe. A striking Baroque blue-and-white church stands prominently among the red rooftops along the Danube, creating a breathtaking view from afar. - Reservation: Wine tasting at local wineries requires a one-day advance booking. - Note: Wear anti-slip shoes for the cobblestone paths. The blue-and-white abbey is only open for exterior viewing, and most shops close after 17:00.
▲ The history of Krems dates back a thousand years, with its squares, streets, churches, and monasteries serving as timeless witnesses to the passage of time. - Reservation: Advance booking is required one day prior for visiting the Wachau Museum. - Notes: Commercial vehicles must park in the outer parking lot. Tax refunds are available for purchases over 30 euros. Restaurant reservations are recommended during peak season.
