London is known for the British architecture and culture that they strongly uphold. Landmarks like the Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square are often frequented by tourists. Explore the city before heading to the port of Southampton in the evening to embark on your cruise.

The ship arrives in the City of Lights and the Romance Capital of the world, Paris. Explore cafes and restaurants to have French delicacies, visit the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre or take a Hop on Hop Off tour before coming back to the port to continue with the cruise.

Brussels is like a typical European city. Stroll the Old Town area to see St. Hubert Arcades and its shops, as well as Butchers Street with its plethora of restaurants and cafes and the Grand Place with its Baroque guild houses.

Known as the “Venice of the North” and the “Party Capital of the World”, Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands, built below sea level and full of canals. The Anne Frank House and the Hague are the most popular attractions.

The ship travels northwest, navigating through the North Sea. Explore the various on board facilities in the ship including swimming pools, casino, bars, restaurants, an entertainment zone and a special area for kids as well.

The ship arrives in Edinburgh, Scotland in the morning. This rustic city is filled with countryside landscaping and towering castles of the medieval era. Visit the St. Giles Cathedral where John Knox once preached before returning to the ship in the evening.

The ship continues heading east to leave the United Kingdom behind. Enjoy the sun on the top deck and marvel at the to-die-for sunsets.

The oldest Scandinavian city, Oslo sits at the head of a 60-mile fjord framed by lakes, woods, and moors. It was known as the land of Vikings and also contains a Viking Ship Museum, boasting its proud history. Visit the Akershus Castle, built in the 1300s before coming back to the ship.

The ship arrives in Sweden’s coastal city of Gothenburg. The Alvsborg Bridge here provides perfect opportunities to click panoramic views of the city. tour through the city’s cultural hub Götaplatsen – a square bordered by the Museum of Fine Arts and featuring the impressive Poseidon Fountain.

As the ship travels south, arrive in the capital city of Germany, Berlin. The ship docks here for a considerable amount of time for you to go and explore the city. Berlin is best known for the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag and Bavarian Quarters. Come back to the ship to continue with your voyage.

Kiel is a beautiful German city which displays the Kiel fjord, a breathtaking natural wonder. Shop in this lovely area and visit the St. Nikolai Church or the Naval Memorial before coming back to the ship.

Copenhagen is probably Scandinavia’s most cosmopolitan city, seconded by medieval Latin architecture and tradition at the same time. Disembark from the ship as the amazing experience of the Scandinavia and Northern Europe Cruise culminates.