MS Knyazhna Viktoria deck plans

Uniworld River Victoria (1982-built as “Aleksandr Griboyedov,” later acquired as “Knyazhna Viktoriya” and extensively refitted and refurbished in 2011) is a Uniworld river cruise ship operating in Russia. This Volga River vessel is owned by MosTurFlot, one of Russia’s largest cruise companies, which operates her under the name “Knyazhna Viktoriya.” Uniworld’s River Victoria belongs to the “Vladimir Ilyich” class, a series of 22 passenger ships originally ordered by the USSR for Volga River operations.

The Knyazhna Viktoriya / Uniworld River Victoria deck plan includes 104 staterooms accommodating 202 passengers, served by 110 English-speaking crew and staff. The ship features 5 passenger decks, 1 restaurant, 2 lounges with bars, fitness and spa massage rooms, and 1 glass elevator connecting all cabin decks. The vessel does not have a sauna, whirlpool/swimming pool, self-service laundry (launderette), or bicycles.

Constructed in East Germany during the Soviet era, the Aleksandr Griboyedov / Knyazhna Viktoriya is one of the largest river cruise ships in the world. The Uniworld River Victoria cruises the Volga River on itineraries between Moscow and St. Petersburg during the summer and fall seasons (May through October).