Danube Collection (page 49)

Stone Bridge (Steinerne Brucke), Regensburg, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Tourist boat, Danube River Delta, Romania, Europe

SNP Bridge spans Danube River, a rare example of tasteful 20th century Communist era architecture, Bratislava, Slovakia, Europe

Iron Gates area of the River Danube (Dunav), Serbia, Europe

Chain Bridge over Danube with Royal Palace beyond, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Boats on the Danube moored in front of the Calvinist Church, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Boats on River Danube with Matyas Church and Castle District illuminated in distance, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Chain Bridge over Danube with Royal Palace beyond in the evening, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Chain Bridge over Danube in the evening, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Chain bridge over the Danube River, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

River Danube, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Chain Bridge over the river Danube, Embankment buildings, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Parliament Buildings and River Danube, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

The River Danube and the Parliament Building in Budapest, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hungary, Europe

Danube Bend, Hungary, Europe

The Parliament Building from across the River Danube, Budapest, Hungary

River Danube and city, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Chain Bridge over the River Danube and St. Stephens Basilica, Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Tourists on a boat on the River Danube pass the Parliament Building in Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Houses and church in Buda with the River Danube beyond and the Parliament Building in Pest in Budapest, Hungary

Szechenyi Lanchid (Chain Bridge), Budapest, Hungary, Europe

Weissenkirchen pfarrkirche and vineyards, Wachau, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lower Austria, Austria, Europe

Durnstein, Stiftskirche, Burgruine and River Danube at dusk, Wachau, Austria

Stiftskirche and River Danube, Durnstein, Wachau, Austria

Schloss Aggstein with River Danube, Wachau, Austria

Krems an der Donau, Wachau, Austria, Europe

Meander in the River Danube at Schlogen, Austria, Europe

Budapest 1930S
The River Danube and the Elizabeth Suspension Bridge, Budapest, Hungary, on a lovely day, showing moored boats and two women pushing a pram along the riverbank

Trajan Goes to War
Trajan enjoys victories in in the East - here he is camped on the Danube receiving tribute from defeated tribes. His successes will be honoured by Trajans Column at Rome. Date: 53 - 117

Crossing the Danube
Napoleon supervises the crossing of the Danube

Romans on Danube 176
Cavalry of emperor Marcus Aurelius Antoninus in action against the Quadi and Marcomanni of the Danube region

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The majestic Danube, flowing through time and history, holds the secrets of Europe within its waters. As I gaze upon a Budapest city map from 1895, I am transported back to an era where horse-drawn carriages roamed the streets and grand buildings lined the riverbanks. In the enchanting darkness, Budapest's Chain Bridge comes alive with shimmering lights that dance upon the Danube's surface. The bridge stands as a symbol of connection between Buda and Pest, uniting two halves of a magnificent city. Tracing my fingers over a map depicting the Dacian Empire and Roman provinces, I imagine ancient civilizations flourishing along this mighty river. From conquerors to traders, they all left their mark on these shores. From high above in Central Hungary, Matthias Church and Fishermen's Bastion offer breathtaking views over the Danube. The ornate spires of Matthias Church reach towards the heavens while Fishermen's Bastion stands as a testament to Hungary's rich architectural heritage. Journeying westward along this iconic waterway brings me to Durnstein in Austria's Wachau Valley. Here, vineyards cling to steep hillsides overlooking the Danube River - a picturesque scene straight out of a postcard. As evening falls once again, I marvel at how effortlessly cities like Passau reveal their beauty alongside the tranquil flow of the Danube. Lights twinkle on both sides of this international border as if celebrating unity amidst diversity. Standing proudly against Budapest's skyline is Parliament building - an architectural masterpiece overlooking its faithful companion: The Danube River. Together they create an awe-inspiring panorama that captures hearts from every angle. At sunset, when golden hues paint Budapest’s sky behind Szechenyi Lanchid (Chain Bridge), it becomes clear why this city is called "the Pearl of the Danube. " Hungarian National Gallery shines brightly nearby; together they illuminate both artistry and engineering brilliance.