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  1. Ladyshopper23 "Thanks to everyone that answered about dinner, definitely helps.

     

    Unfortunately we're one of those awkward couples, where we've both coeliac (gluten free) and I'm also vegetarian. We tend to like tables for 2 if possible - not because we don't want to speak to people, but just because it can feel a bit awkward having to talk about dietary restrictions when ordering food etc (I'm a lot more bothered about this than my husband is to be fair)."

     

    Gluten free is no problem on Uniworld and I am a foodie! Because a lot of travel agents recommend river cruises for Coeliac passengers, we have randomly been seated with other GF passengers. I am gf (not my husband), I am taking my 10th Uniworld cruise in May.

     

    I hope this helps.

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  2. I hope you can see two of my favorite museums, Museum Marmottan Monet, a little off the beaten path but a great museum.  The second one is the Rodin Museum, I would love to see it when all the roses are in bloom.  Have a great time!!!!

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  3. We normally to not need this on our trips but shoulder surgery earlier this month! I am not dealing with even light luggage on trains and buses in late April. Has anyone used a service in this area?  I found this one online Aix-en-Provence Taxi Service and it would work for our two trips.

    Thank you,

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  4. 4 hours ago, Second seating said:

    A few parts are uneven, wear good shoes.  This picture is from May 2022 and I was thankful it was raining!

     

    Correction: I was thankful it was not raining. If it was wet these rocks might be slick!!!!

  5. JP,

     

    Thank you I will contact Uniworld, the cruise start in Arles and we will be coming in from Marseille.  The tricky part is getting back to Marseille to catch a train to Cannes for my 5 night cooking class.  I also will start looking at ships locations when they start cruising in April.

     

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  6. 6 hours ago, Roz said:

    After walking around Gouda for several hours on uneven cobblestones and bricks,  I decided to take the option that was offered to skip the tours  in The Hague, and go back to the ship that was now docked in Rotterdam.  @Second seating, the Christmas market was one of the places passengers could visit in The Hague.  I believe the CD said yesterday was the last day of the market. 

     

    In Gouda we did a walking tour,  had lunch, and sampled stroopwafels, cheese (of course!) , and olieballen. 

     

    This morning I opted for the trip to the Royal Delft Factory in Delft.  It was interesting and a lot of fun.  We toured the factory and then painted a tile that we took with us.  Afterwards we were treated to a lunch of tomato soup, quiche, assorted sandwiches, and fruit.  And of course shopping in the factory's gift shop. 

     

    Tonight there will be a briefing about another change to our itinerary due to not being able to dock in Ghent and having to proceed on to Antwerp. Again,  if you're considering a river cruise,  you've got to remain flexible. The ship is at the mercy of the wind and water levels. 

     

    Gouda and 'Delft are beautiful places!

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  7. I tried some of the plant-based items that were GF on our cruise in May on the Legend, some were very good taste wise. Some the texture was lacking for the described item. Please note not all plant based items are GF.  I am an excellent cook and baker who now is gluten free (not vegan) so I am picky! Second seating

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