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Europe Ports of Call
Bergen, Norway
The one-time capital of Norway, Bergen retains all the signs of its reign as its country’s most important seaport. A funicular ride provides spectacular vistas of this medieval city...home of the composer Edvard Grieg.
Copenhagen, Denmark
It’s hard to resist singing “wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen,” as you explore the fairy-tale city of Hans Christian Andersen. Magical castles abound here, including Elsinore, the setting of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Be sure to see the Tivoli Gardens and say “hello” to the world-renowned Little Mermaid.
Gdynia, Poland
Considered the “Riviera” of Poland, Gdynia’s pristine white beaches lie on the beautiful Gulf of Gdansk. Just a short trip away is Gdansk itself...revitalized and thoroughly modern. It is the birthplace of Solidarity, yet its rich history is evident in dozens of fascinating monuments, Medieval churches, and the Gothic Quarter.
Geiranger, Norway
From Hellesylt, an idyllic village set against Norway’s most pristine natural landscape, you can visit the famous “Seven Sisters” waterfall below Mount Dasnibba. Rejoin your ship at the dramatic Geirangerfjord, with its majestic glaciers and giant flumes of water.
Gudvangen & Flam, Norway
Who would think that the tiny fjord village of Flam would be home to Europe’s most thrilling train ride? Passing through 21 mountain tunnels, this train ascends a dramatic 2,800 feet, offering spectacular scenery on the way to Voss and Gudvangen.
Oslo, Norway
Norway’s hospitable capital, Oslo lies in a stunning setting and offers visitors a rich variety of art and history to explore. A museum holding Kon-Tiki, the raft in which Thor-Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific, as well as the Viking Ship Museum, give you a taste of Viking history.
St. Petersburg, Russia
Once capital of the Imperial Russian Empire, this regal city on the banks of the River Neva is filled with grand palaces and opulent cathedrals. It is also home to the magnificent Hermitage Museum, which houses one of the world’s greatest collections of art.
Stockholm, Sweden
One of Europe’s most beautifully preserved capitals, Stockholm is sometimes called the “Venice of the North.” In the narrow streets of Gamla Stan (the Old City) you can still trace Stockholm’s Viking beginnings. Be sure to see the Town Hall where Nobel Laureates are honored.
Tallinn, Estonia
This stately city has been restored to her pre-Iron Curtain glory. With its medieval roots, this vibrant city offers a feast of architecture and activities. See the 13th century Danish Toompea Castle, and the famous Kadriorg Palace which Peter The Great built for Empress Catherine. Also explore winding streets dotted with charming and yes, even trendy, shops.
Visby, Sweden
Located on the island of Gotland, Visby’s nickname “the City of Ruins and Roses” speaks of its historic stone ramparts and lovely Botanical Gardens. One of the most powerful cities of the Hanseatic League in the 12th century, Visby is still guarded by 44 dramatic stone watchtowers.
Barcelona, Spain
Few European cities are as exciting as Barcelona. Don’t miss the world- famous church spires of Antonio Gaudi’s masterpiece, La Sagrada Familia.
Canary Islands
A perfect climate and breathtaking landscapes await you in the Canary Islands. Visit Lanzarote, Las Palmas and Tenerife...each uniquely beautiful.
Casablanca, Morocco
French and Arabic cultures mix in colorful Casablanca. Explore the marketplace where souks offer bargains in leather, jewelry and artifacts.
Madeira, Portugal
From the Port of Funchal with its colorful markets, see the island that’s called the “Pearl of the Atlantic.”
Málaga, Spain
From Almeria...known as “Little Hollywood” after being used as the location for films such as “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Fistful of Dollars”...you can drive to Granada to see the Alhambra.
Naples, Italy
Set in a magnificent bay, the pastel-colored port of Naples is everything you expect of Italy. From here, you can also visit the fascinating ruins of Pompeii or exquisite Capri.
Palermo, Sicily
Exploring Palermo and Sicily’s scenery is a great way to spend Christmas morning before rejoining the festivities aboard your ship.
Rome, Italy
From the port of Civitavecchia, take a trip to the Eternal City, home of such world-renowned sights as the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain.
Tangier, Morocco
The “Gateway to Africa,” Tangier is the largest Moroccan port. To this day it retains all of its age-old mystery and excitement.
Tunis, Tunisia
For the most exotic Christmas Eve you’ve ever spent, our stay in Tunis gives you a day to explore the city’s many interests. Take a trip to the ancient ruins of Carthage and explore the market port of Sidi Bou Said.
Valletta, Malta
This is your chance to learn the colorful history of courageous Malta as you stroll around this walled city of the crusading Knights of St. John, and visit its many churches and fortresses.
Barcelona, Spain
The jewel of Catalonia, the city of Barcelona is home to the famous architecture of Gaudi as well as a vast collection of Miro’s and Picasso’s finest work.
Ibiza, Spain
Known around the world for its nightlife, Ibiza is one of Spain’s most elegant resorts...with some of the country’s most famous discos and a diverse collection of bars.
Lanzarote, Canary Islands
This extraordinary island surprises most visitors with the unique “lunar” landscape of the Timanfaya National Park, where many movies have been filmed. Arrecife offers delightful cafes where you can relax and watch the world go by.
Madeira, Portugal
The “Floating Garden” of Madeira is rich in spectacular scenery and unique charms...the local lace work, a street toboggan ride, and the celebrated Madeira wine!
Málaga, Spain
Moorish castles and palaces as well as Renaissance churches and cathedrals are yours to explore along Spain’s “Sun Coast,” before rejoining your ship in Málaga, one of Spain’s most exotic cities.
Black Sea
Corfu, Greece
The greenest of the Greek Islands, Corfu’s elegant architecture, charming Italian-style alleyways and early Venetian ruins explain why Shakespeare and Homer sang its praises.
The Corinth Canal, Greece
As your ship makes this breathtaking passage, it nearly touches the walls of the Canal, a remarkable feat of 19th century engineering.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Cross the age-old drawbridge into Dubrovnik and you’ll immediately see that this Medieval city has reclaimed its status of the “Jewel of the Adriatic.” Surrounded by a 1,000-year-old wall, Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities on earth.
Itea/Delphi, Greece
From the charming port town of Itea, it’s only 12 miles to Delphi, one of Greece’s most important sites of the classical period. Its wealth of ancient remains and the sheer beauty of its setting at the foot of Mt. Parnassus, make Delphi a high point of your trip.
Istanbul, Turkey
Whatever you call it...Istanbul, Byzantium, or Constantinople...you’ll call it unforgettable. Straddling the Golden Horn and two continents, your exploration of this magnificent city includes the Church of St. Sofia and the Blue Mosque.
Katakolon & Olympia, Greece
Within the wooded groves of Olympia you’ll find the dramatic remains of the first Olympic games, held in 776 BC! See the impressive ruins of the first Olympic stadium, training grounds and Museum of the Temples of Zeus and Hera.
Mykonos, Greece
Brilliant white, cube-shaped houses, charming windmills and a maze of narrow, winding cobblestone streets with fine boutiques and cafes all combine to make Mykonos one of Greece’s most appealing islands. Mykonos is also known for its many Byzantine churches, including the famous Paraportiani.
Odessa, Ukraine
The famous Odessa Steps...450 feet of them...are a dramatic welcome to this grand port. Founded by Catherine The Great, Odessa is still a regal and picturesque seaport. Visit the monument to Russia’s greatest poet, Alexander Pushkin.
Piraeus & Athens, Greece
Climb the Acropolis. Explore the Parthenon. Visit the Temple of Nike. And don’t miss the National Archaeological Museum of Athens, with one of the most extensive antiquities collections in the world.
Venice, Italy
The images of Venice will stay with you forever. The horses atop the Basilica of St. Mark’s. Gondolas drifting beneath the Bridge of Sighs. The colors of Venetian glass brilliantly reflecting the sun. Venice is truly unique and unforgettable.
Volos, Greece
From Volos you can visit Meteora with its medieval monasteries perched atop amazing rock pillars nearly 1,000 feet high. It is one of Greece’s most awe-inspiring sights.
Yalta, Ukraine
The prime resort of the beautiful Crimean Coast for centuries, Yalta made history in the 1945 conference between Stalin, Churchill and Roosevelt. The city still boasts many 19th-century villas as well as the Alupka Palace and Count Vorontsov Castle.




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