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Itineraries of the Viking Longships Magni

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Ship's attributes

Services And Amenities

  • Elevators
  • Self-service laundry room

Technical specifications

  • Classe:  Longship Class
  • Passengers:  240

History

  • 2013: Année de construction

Viking Magni: 40 departures, and the third of the trip nobody talks about

Measured on 25 August 2026: 40 departures, of which 10 from Amsterdam to Budapest and 9 from Budapest to Amsterdam.

The Main, between two celebrities

On the full crossing of Europe, everyone sells the Rhine and the Danube. Between them lie four or five days of the Main, and it is probably the best part of the trip.

Würzburg first, where the Prince-Bishops' Residence holds the largest unbroken painted ceiling in the world, made by Tiepolo between 1750 and 1753. The staircase has no supporting pillar: when the bombing of 1945 destroyed the city, the vault held.

Then Bamberg, built on seven hills and miraculously spared by the war, its entire centre a World Heritage site. They brew a smoked beer there, Rauchbier, whose malt is dried over beechwood: it tastes of ham and divides people sharply.

Many itineraries also offer an excursion to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a medieval town intact inside its walls, an hour by road from the river.

What that says about the route

The fifteen-day crossing does not sell on its ends, which can each be done separately in a week. It sells on the middle, which exists on no other format.

A 135-metre hull, like the other forty-nine

The ship holds 95 staterooms for 190 guests and 53 crew. The split is fixed from one Longship to the next: 25 Standard, 22 French Balcony, 39 Veranda, 7 Veranda Suites and 2 Explorer Suites.

The ratio of 3.58 guests per crew member belongs to this class. On Viking's Nile ships it falls to 1.71, and two of them carry more crew than travellers.

Viking Gefjon makes the same crossing with 76 departures, and Viking Vidar with 59.

Magni, stronger than his father at three days old

Thor, having killed the giant Hrungnir, finds himself pinned under the corpse's leg, and no Æsir can lift it. His son Magni, three days old, moves it with one hand and says aloud that he regrets not arriving sooner: he would have killed the giant bare-handed.

Getting there from Montreal

Amsterdam on a direct flight, Budapest on a connection. Viking Vili covers the same route with 37 departures.

What happens when you book with us

First a fact you can verify in 30 seconds: from a Quebec address, Viking's reservations site does not answer and sends you to a page inviting you to contact an agent. The agency is not an added intermediary, it is the only route open.

Then a method. A Viking River Cruises advisor confirms in writing the exact fare, what the package covers and what it does not, before any deposit. That is what Quebec consumer protection rules require, and we participate in the compensation fund for travel agency customers.

Frequently Asked Questions

40, measured on 25 August 2026, of which 10 from Amsterdam to Budapest and 9 the reverse.
The Main, four or five days between the Rhine and the Danube. It is the only portion of the route that cannot be done in a one-week format.
The Prince-Bishops' Residence, which holds the largest unbroken painted ceiling in the world, made by Tiepolo between 1750 and 1753.
It has no supporting pillar. When the bombing of 1945 destroyed the city, the vault held.
Because its entire centre was spared by the war. The town is built on seven hills and its medieval fabric remained intact.
A smoked beer brewed at Bamberg, its malt dried over beechwood. It tastes of ham and divides people sharply.
Many itineraries offer an excursion to that medieval town, intact inside its walls, an hour by road from the river.
For the middle, not the ends. The Rhine and the Danube can each be done separately in a week; the Main exists on no other format.
Magni is Thor's son. At three days old he lifts with one hand the leg of the giant Hrungnir pinning his father, when no Æsir can manage it.
190 guests in 95 staterooms: 25 Standard, 22 French Balcony, 39 Veranda, 7 Veranda Suites and 2 Explorer Suites.
53, or one for every 3.58 guests. That is the Longship-class ratio; it falls to 1.71 on Viking's Nile ships.
135 metres, the limit imposed by the Rhine, Main and Danube locks. That is why 50 Viking hulls measure exactly the same.
Viking Gefjon with 76 departures, Viking Vidar with 59 and Viking Vili with 37. The hulls are identical.
Viking states one included excursion per port of call, beer, wine and soft drinks with lunch and dinner, and Wi-Fi on board. Gratuities are not included.
Our advisors confirm the exact fare, inclusions and applicable conditions in writing. AquaTerra Travels follows Quebec consumer protection rules and participates in the compensation fund for travel agency customers.
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