Specifications
Year1941
Length39 m
Beam5 m
Gross tons70 GT
Decks2
Cabins3
Passengers6
Crew6
Crew ratio1:1.00
FlagFR
Description
The barge Fleur de Lys was built in 1941 in Belgium as a cargo ship. Shortly thereafter, during World War II, the ship was requisitioned by the German military. The ship was converted into a passenger riverboat in 1986. Its equipment and furnishings include items from 22 countries.
The barge has a length of 39 meters and a width of 5 meters and has 3 cabins. On the sun terrace, there are a Jacuzzi and sunbeds. The ship has a lounge where you can enjoy a drink and also carries 6 bicycles for passenger use, free of charge, along the route of the itinerary.
Giorgia Lombardo
The barge has a length of 39 meters and a width of 5 meters and has 3 cabins. On the sun terrace, there are a Jacuzzi and sunbeds. The ship has a lounge where you can enjoy a drink and also carries 6 bicycles for passenger use, free of charge, along the route of the itinerary.
Giorgia Lombardo