Itinerary
Shielded from the frequent storms of the English Channel by the Isle of Wight, Southampton has survived quite a turbulent history to become one of the UK's leading ports today. Pay your respects and discover of the most famous ships to ever have sailed these coasts at the Mayflower Memorial. Known as the cruise capital of Europe, Southampton is 75 miles southwest of London, while also being Hampshire's largest city on the south coast of England. Did you know? Jane Austen, the famous novelist, lived in Southampton between 1806 and 1809. Do not forget to visit Bargate and the renowned Tudor House.
You should know about Southampton
Known to be Europe´s cruise capital, stroll down the beautiful streets of Southampton and enjoy all it has to offer. This is Hampshire´s largest city and is located 75 miles to the southwest of London. Did you know? Jane Austen, the renowned writer, lived briefly in Southampton between 1806 and 1809.
Considered a great business, cultural and scientific center, Copenhagen is also an incredible tourist destination. Its most important attractions can be found between Stroget Street and the residential area of Osterbo. The Parliament, the Tivoli Gardens, and the world-famous sculpture of The Little Mermaid are just some of its highlights. The picturesque Norrebro neighborhood displays a rich multicultural ambiance, as its streets get flooded with products and traditions from many corners of the world. Vesterbro hosts multiple hotels, entertainment venues, and the famous Carlsberg brewery. Though Osterbro has a very quiet and peaceful residential area to walk around, the city also has an intense nightlife with many bars and discos.
What you should know about Copenhagen
While being considered as a great cultural, scientific, and business center; Copenhagen is also a marvelous tourist destination. The city center is great spot for tourists, from Stroget Street to the Osterbo residential area, you will find the most important tourist attractions in town such as: The Parliament, the Tivoli Gardens ((a 169-years-old amusement park), and the world-famous sculpture of The Little Mermaid! The Norrebro neighborhood is the most picturesque one, as it is clearly multicultural, if constantly overflows the streets with products and traditions from many other countries. Vesterbro is home to numerous hotels, entertainment venues, and the Carlsberg brewery. On the other hand, in Osterbro you will find a very quiet residential area to walk around. With a large number of available bars and discos, its nightlife is also quite intense.
Considered a great business, cultural and scientific center, Copenhagen is also an incredible tourist destination. Its most important attractions can be found between Stroget Street and the residential area of Osterbo. The Parliament, the Tivoli Gardens, and the world-famous sculpture of The Little Mermaid are just some of its highlights. The picturesque Norrebro neighborhood displays a rich multicultural ambiance, as its streets get flooded with products and traditions from many corners of the world. Vesterbro hosts multiple hotels, entertainment venues, and the famous Carlsberg brewery. Though Osterbro has a very quiet and peaceful residential area to walk around, the city also has an intense nightlife with many bars and discos.
What you should know about Copenhagen
While being considered as a great cultural, scientific, and business center; Copenhagen is also a marvelous tourist destination. The city center is great spot for tourists, from Stroget Street to the Osterbo residential area, you will find the most important tourist attractions in town such as: The Parliament, the Tivoli Gardens ((a 169-years-old amusement park), and the world-famous sculpture of The Little Mermaid! The Norrebro neighborhood is the most picturesque one, as it is clearly multicultural, if constantly overflows the streets with products and traditions from many other countries. Vesterbro is home to numerous hotels, entertainment venues, and the Carlsberg brewery. On the other hand, in Osterbro you will find a very quiet residential area to walk around. With a large number of available bars and discos, its nightlife is also quite intense.
Located on the southern peninsular region of the Gulf of Finland, Helsinki is coastal city made up of beautiful islands and large tracts of urban green areas. This place perfectly combines gastronomy, design, architecture, and relaxation so, everyone is bound to found something that catches their eye. Admire the imposing House of Parliament and the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, on Mannerheimintiese. Less than two hours away you will find its 6 national parks and a vast array of natural attractions. The Brunberg Chocolate Factory, the National Railway Museum, the medieval castle of Häme, the mines of Tytyri, and Raseborg Castle are some of the museums we recommend you check during your time on port. Suomenlinna Maritime Fortress is a declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO which you simply cannot miss. The shores of Lake Tuusula are ideal for you to cool off after a hot sauna session too so, let us go for a swim!
You should know about Helsinki
Being a city with a palpable connection with nature, Helsinki´s best spots are its beaches, forests, green streets, and small ponds. Its central avenue, Mannerheimintie, is lined with institutions such as the National Museum, which traces the history of Finland from the Stone Age to the present day. Here you will also find the imposing Parliament House and the Kiasma museum of contemporary art. With 6 national parks and a vast number of natural places, do not forget to visit these museums: the Brunberg chocolate factory, the National Railway Museum; the mines of Tytyri; Raseborg Castle, Suomenlinna Maritime Fortress (declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO), and the medieval castle of Häme.
Tallin was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997, so, strolling through the streets of its historic center is a visual delight. Discover its charm along its many attractions such as the Alexander Nevskide Tallinn Cathedral and Toompea, the limestone hill where Kalev, a mythical character from Estonia, rests. Toompea Castle is now the Estonian Parliament’s main venue. The Lutheran Cathedral of Saint Mary, also known as the Church of the Dome, dating from 1219 is the oldest one in Tallin. The Patkuliy Kohtuotsa viewpoint is ideal for those looking forward to contemplating the wall and towers with the Baltic Sea as a background. Other must-visit spots are the gardens of the Danish King, Kök's Kiekin museum, located in the Artillery tower, the tunnels of the Tallinn Bastion, the Viru gate and the town hall square.
What you should know about Tallinn, Estonia
Tallin was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997 so, walking through the streets of its historic center is nothing less than a visual delight. Discover the charms that the many attractions have to offer such as: the limestone hill in the center called Toompea (where Kalev, a mythical character from Estonia rests); Toompea Castle (nowadays main venue of the Estonian Parliament); the Tallinn Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (an Orthodox cathedral); The Lutheran Cathedral of Saint Mary (also known as the Dome Church which dates back to 1219 and is the oldest in town); or the Patkuli and Kohtuotsa viewpoints Other places to visit are the Danish King´s gardens, the Kiek in de Kök Museum (located in the Artillery tower); the tunnels of the Tallinn Bastion, the Viru gate, and the town hall square among many others.
Depending on the season, the weather in the city can vary greatly. During winter, the days are short, with only 6 hours of light at 0ºC. In the Spring, the days tend to get brighter, and the daytime duration is also longer. Though summer has the largest number of hours of sunshine and clarity; Autumn provides refreshing clean and serene air. Designated in 1998 as “the European Capital of Culture”, Stockholm has hundreds of museums, among which, we recommend the Vasa Museum, the Skansen, the Historical Museum, the Stockholm Museum of Modern Art, the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Science and Natural History Museum, and the Nordic Museum. Many of its theaters, operas, and buildings have been inscribed on the World Heritage list.
What you should know about Stockholm
Weather on the city varies a lot according to the season of the year. With only 6 hours of light at 0ºC, the days are short in winter. During spring, the days are brighter, and the daytime duration is also longer. Summer is the time with the greatest number of hours of sunshine and clarity while Autumn provide clean, fresh air to the area. Designated as the European Capital of Culture back in 1998, Stockholm has a hundred of museums; amongst the most famous, you will find the Vasa Museum, the Skansen, the Historical Museum, the Stockholm Museum of Modern Art, the National Museum of Fine Arts, the Science and Natural History Museum and the Nordic Museum. It also offers a large number of theaters, operas and buildings, many of which have been inscribed in the World Heritage List.
The island of Gotland, surrounded by the cold waters of the Baltic Sea, is home to Visby, a wall-protected medieval port that was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site back in 1995.
You should know about Visby
Its majestic Ringmuren, the Botanical Garden, St. Mary's Cathedral, Gallows Hill, the Högklint nature reserve, St. Nicolai Ruin and its historic center are just a few couple of attractions you must definitely add to your “to-do list”. Looking to try some Scandinavian delicacies? Order a sweet saffranspankaka (pancake with berries and cream) or a mouthwatering hot fisksoppa (fish stew) at any of the local cafes, bars, and restaurants you will find in Stora Torget, the main square.
Imagine to sail one of the incredible long-length Viking ships at the Viking Ship Museum. Worth a thousand photographs, the oldest city in Scandinavia is located on the head of a 60-mile fjord surrounded by lakes, forests and moors. Visit Akershus Castle, built in 1300 on a cliff and enjoy the great views.
You should know about Oslo
It is fair to say that Norway is most famous for its winter-wonderland landscapes. The Geirangerfjord, the NÆrøyfjord, and the Aurora Borealis! A natural phenomenon in northern region of the country. Every December 10, Oslo´s City Hall hosts the annual award ceremony of the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize. DID YOU KNOW? During the Norwegian summer season, the sun never sets on the Arctic Circle and, during that time, the sun can be seen 24 hours a day!
In Norway, hot summer days are enjoyed in Kristiansand. Stroll through the old Posebyen neighborhood and admire its historic streets. Kristiansand Zoo is filled with elk, wolves, lynxes, gluttons so, it is a great attraction if you are traveling with kids. Do not miss the Adger Natural History Museum and Botanical Gardens, with its 19th century rose garden and an extensive collection of succulents.
You should know about Kristiansand
Founded back in 1641 near the southern tip of Norway, Kristiansand was once home to the largest fleet of ships in the world! Including the Adger Museum of Natural History and the Botanical Garden (opened in 1828), museums are plentiful here. Try traditional dishes such as poached salmon accompanied with a glass of white wine or a filet served with wild mushrooms.
Shielded from the frequent storms of the English Channel by the Isle of Wight, Southampton has survived quite a turbulent history to become one of the UK's leading ports today. Pay your respects and discover of the most famous ships to ever have sailed these coasts at the Mayflower Memorial. Known as the cruise capital of Europe, Southampton is 75 miles southwest of London, while also being Hampshire's largest city on the south coast of England. Did you know? Jane Austen, the famous novelist, lived in Southampton between 1806 and 1809. Do not forget to visit Bargate and the renowned Tudor House.
You should know about Southampton
Known to be Europe´s cruise capital, stroll down the beautiful streets of Southampton and enjoy all it has to offer. This is Hampshire´s largest city and is located 75 miles to the southwest of London. Did you know? Jane Austen, the renowned writer, lived briefly in Southampton between 1806 and 1809.
| IMO: | Year of construction: | Year of remodeling: | Tonnage: | Registro: |
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| 9838383 | 2020 | - | 129500 t. | - |
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| 306 meters | 910 passengers | 1320 crew | 455 cabins | - suites |
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| 176 balconies | 148 outdoor cabins | 131 interior cabins | 6 months |
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All travel documents (Passport, DNI, NIE, Visas, etc.) must be valid and valid six months after the date of travel. It is essential to carry valid passports and visas (including Multiple Entry Visas, when applicable), to board. Check the entry requirements for your destination at your local passport office or contact the Embassies (Consular Services) of each country on your Cruise travel itinerary. If you are not sure which country a port belongs to, check with your Vacation Advisor.
*** Passenger Boarding Restrictions: Persons with the following conditions face significant restrictions: • Women pregnant more than 24 weeks • Children aged 0-6 months • Children aged 6 months to 12 months on Cruises of longer than 7 nights, or to Alaska.
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