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Cities

The Danube flows through the following countries and cities (ordered from the source to mouth):

  • Germany
    • Donaueschingen in the State of Baden-Württemberg – Brigach and Breg rivers join to form the Danube river
    • Möhringen an der Donau in Baden-Württemberg
    • Tuttlingen in Baden-Württemberg
    • Sigmaringen in Baden-Württemberg
    • Riedlingen in Baden-Württemberg
    • Munderkingen in Baden-Württemberg
    • Ehingen in Baden-Württemberg
    • Ulm in Baden-Württemberg
    • Neu-Ulm in Bavaria
    • Günzburg in Bavaria
    • Donauwörth in Bavaria
    • Neuburg an der Donau in Bavaria
    • Ingolstadt in Bavaria
    • Kelheim in Bavaria
    • Regensburg in Bavaria
    • Straubing in Bavaria
    • Deggendorf in Bavaria
    • Passau in Bavaria
  • Austria
    • Linz, capital of Upper Austria
    • Krems in Lower Austria
    • Tulln in Lower Austria
    • Vienna – capital of Austria, where the Danube floodplain is called the Lobau, though the Innere Stadt is situated away from the main flow of the Danube (it is bounded by the Donaukanal – 'Danube canal').
  • Slovakia
    • Bratislava – capital of Slovakia
    • Komárno
    • Štúrovo
  • Hungary
    • Győr
    • Komárom
    • Esztergom
    • Visegrád
    • Vác
    • Szentendre
    • Budapest – capital of Hungary
    • Százhalombatta
    • Ráckeve
    • Dunaújváros
    • Paks
    • Kalocsa
    • Baja
    • Mohács
  • Croatia
    • Vukovar
    • Ilok
  • Serbia
    • Apatin
    • Bačka Palanka
    • Futog
    • Veternik
    • Novi Sad
    • Sremski Karlovci
    • Zemun
    • Belgrade – capital of Serbia
    • Pančevo
    • Smederevo
    • Kovin
    • Veliko Gradište
    • Golubac
    • Donji Milanovac
    • Kladovo
  • Bulgaria
    • Vidin
    • Lom
    • Kozloduy
    • Oryahovo
    • Nikopol
    • Belene
    • Svishtov
    • Ruse
    • Tutrakan
    • Silistra
  • Moldova
    • Giurgiuleşti
  • Ukraine
    • Reni
    • Izmail
    • Kiliya
    • Vylkove
  • Romania
    • Moldova Nouă
    • Orşova
    • Drobeta-Turnu Severin
    • Calafat
    • Bechet
    • Dăbuleni
    • Corabia
    • Turnu Măgurele
    • Zimnicea
    • Giurgiu
    • Olteniţa
    • Călăraşi
    • Feteşti
    • Cernavodă
    • Hârşova
    • Brăila
    • Galaţi – largest port on Danube
    • Isaccea
    • Tulcea
    • Sulina – last city through which it flows

The Danube flows through four capital cities (shown in bold), more than any river in the world.

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