Ålesund, Norway
This picturesque fishing town at the entrance of the Geirangerfjord is renowned for its utterly charming art nouveau architecture, majestic mountains and shimmering waterways.
The birthplace of western civilization brims with contiguous cultures that have both collided and combined throughout history to produce the world’s most iconic monuments and masterpieces. Experience them for yourself as you sail from majestic fjords to quaint fishing villages.
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Bergen, Norway
Nestled between 7 magnificent mountains, this gateway to the fjords retains its medieval flavor with buildings as old as the 13th century, when Bergen became a major mercantile center.
Bilbao, Spain
Discover one of Spain’s most enchanting cities, offering art, architecture, delicious food and must-see landmarks like the Guggenheim Museum.
Cherbourg, France
A blissful retreat on the tip of the Cotentin Peninsula harbors a bounty of treasures for history buffs, nature lovers and pleasure-seekers alike.
Cobh (Cork), Ireland
The River Lee flows through this landmark destination where ships drop anchor to admire bonny hills, statuesque churches, bustling markets and romantic bridges.
Copenhagen, Denmark
An intriguing blend of Old World and cutting-edge, this departure point is one of Europe’s most visited port cities and the inspiration for Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid.
Gothenburg, Sweden
Anticipate countless cultural possibilities when you call upon this laid-back seaport—home to Sweden’s most popular amusement park, verdant parks and a burgeoning creative arts scene.
Greenock, Scotland
Along with its sister town Gourock on the River Clyde, Greenock is a small resort town frequented by day-tripping Glasgow families, with historic buildings and scenic firth views.
Hamburg, Germany
Germany’s biggest seaport and second-largest city, Hamburg has flourished as a cultural hub for the arts and international trade for centuries.
Haugesund, Norway
Discover the homeland of the Vikings in this cozy coastal town steeped in rich cultural traditions and majestic landscapes.
Hebrides, Scotland
Cruise through a fascinating chain of inner and outer isles, an unspoiled haven that has been an inspiration for myths and legends.
Helsinki, Finland
Finland’s largest city offers a captivating blend of cosmopolitan excitement and small-town charm as well as imposing neoclassical architecture modeled after that of St. Petersburg.
Invergordon, Scotland
Your gateway to the Highlands, this wee seaside town is situated on protected Cromarty Firth. By ferry, you can spot the many dolphins, seals and whales that migrate here seasonally.
Ísafjörður, Iceland
Explore Ísafjörður, a natural wonderland with colorful maritime houses, snowcapped mountains, deep blue fjords—and your gateway to the spectacular Westfjords region.
Kiel, Germany
Discover Europe’s “sailing city,” a lively maritime town brimming with picturesque canals, winding streets, scenic waterfronts and inspiring cultural attractions.
Kirkwall (Orkney), Scotland
Just beyond this town on the Orkney Islands, visit the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that includes the Standing Stones of Stenness and the Ring of Brodgar.
Kotka, Finland
This idyllic seaside town blends an enticing mix of international dining and specialty museums with colorful gardens, enchanting forests and rushing white-water rapids.
Kristiansand, Norway
Named for King Christian IV of Denmark, this easily walkable port city welcomes visitors with its charming marina, boardwalk and colorful town center, home to a neo-Gothic cathedral.
La Coruña, Spain
Experience the rich heritage, beautiful beaches and historic landmarks of this bustling port city on the coast of Spain’s Galician region.
La Rochelle, France
Located off the Atlantic coast of France, the sunny medieval port of La Rochelle is your gateway to the vineyards and delectable food and drink in nearby Bordeaux and Cognac.
Le Havre (Paris), France
France’s second-largest port city, completely rebuilt with modernist architecture after the 1944 Allied bombings, is one of Europe’s few contemporary UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Liverpool, England
Home of the Beatles, this northern city on the Mersey River gives London’s museums and art galleries a run for their money, while a sly wit and a mania for football colors its character.
Maloy, Norway
Far from the bustle of larger cities is Maloy, a friendly coastal town, rich in fishing culture, with one of Norway’s most beautiful beaches, fantastic hiking trails and delicious seafood.
Mekjarvik (Stavanger), Norway
The gateway to Stavanger, this prominent seaport is brimming with outdoor adventure, Viking history and coastal charm.
Molde, Norway
Nestled between the Romsdal Mountains and the coast, this “Town of Roses” treats guests to beautiful blooms and a spellbinding view of a majestic fjord and 222 snowcapped mountains.
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Industrial grit, Victorian elegance, urban sophistication and modern architecture characterize this northern city with a large student population and an impenetrable Geordie dialect.
Nordfjordeid, Norway
This port—near the biggest glacier in mainland Europe and the oldest stave church in the country—is home to Norway’s largest Viking ship as well as many delightful shops.
Norwegian Fjords, Norway
Be awed by dramatic cliffs, majestic waterfalls and incredible wildlife while sailing Norway’s deep-blue fjords, also known as “nature’s own work of art.”
Nynäshamn (Stockholm), Sweden
Enjoy easy access to sunny Stockholm by train and delve into some of the city’s biggest draws—eclectic museums, fashion-forward boutiques and its stunning natural scenery.
Olden, Norway
This tiny town along the 66-mile Nordfjord ushers you into the Oldedalen river valley, where a glacier-fed lake, cascading waterfalls and towering mountains offer amazing photo opportunities.
Oslo, Norway
Norway’s capital is a high-culture, eco-friendly metropolitan port city where you can view Edward Munch’s Scream and stroll the central shopping district to the Royal Palace.
Peter Port, Guernsey
Dock at its capital, St. Peter Port, and admire soaring sea cliffs and sandy bays. Victor Hugo’s home during his 15-year exile, when he wrote Les Misérables, is also found on this island.
Ponta Delgada (Azores), Portugal
Explore one of Portugal’s best-kept secrets and discover unspoiled beauty, vibrant street markets, historic chapels, a renowned pineapple plantation and more.
Plymouth, England
Plymouth serves as the British “Ocean City,” boasting a rich history and featuring the Elizabethan House Museum, which showcases antiques and captures the lifestyle of the 1500s.
Portland, (Stonehenge), England
An island made of limestone in the English Channel is a central part of the Jurassic Coast and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is etched with natural beauty.
Reykjavik, Iceland
Part Old Norse and part modern city, Iceland’s capital charms visitors with its colorful driftwood houses, ruggedly beautiful coastline and world-renowned geothermal springs.
Riga, Latvia
The capital of Latvia, this beautiful city brimming with art nouveau architecture and home to many museums, bars and restaurants, is the biggest metropolis in the Baltic and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ringaskiddy (Cork), Ireland
The city of Cork offers travelers the chance to get swept away in the beauty of its verdant landscapes and to explore many historical landmarks including Blarney Castle—one of the most famous attractions in Ireland.
Rostock, Germany
Close to the Baltic Sea and beautiful beaches, Rostock features historic gates and churches as well as fine seafood restaurants.
Rotterdam (Amsterdam), Netherlands
Boasting Europe’s largest seaport, Rotterdam inspires with bold architectural designs, picturesque canals and a thriving arts and culinary scene.
Sandnes, Norway
Your gateway to Pulpit Rock and the enchanting city of Stavanger, Sandnes rewards travelers with breathtaking fjords, wandering cobblestone streets and incredible outdoor adventures.
Skagen, Denmark
Escape to Denmark’s “Land of Light,” a tranquil haven in the stunning North Jutland landscape that has long inspired artists with its pristine beaches and dramatic sand dunes.
Southampton, England
Explore maritime history and inspiring attractions in this inviting city that has served as a prominent seaport for centuries.
Stavanger, Norway
Historic Stavanger is home to Norway’s oldest cathedral, a Viking monument to Norway’s first king and Pulpit Rock, a dramatic cliff with sweeping views 2,000 feet above sea level.
Visby, Sweden
From Viking treasures to medieval ruins to charming seaside villages, experience the wonders of this unforgettable destination.
Warnemünde (Berlin), Germany
Originally a fishing village, Warnemünde is now a bustling port on the Baltic Sea and the “Gateway to Berlin,” offering shopping, restaurants and museums, as well as seaside delights.
Zeebrugge (Brussels), Belgium
A gateway to the enchanting city of Brussels, Zeebrugge welcomes visitors with historic architecture, cobblestone streets, stone bridges and scrumptious waffles.
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Ajaccio (Corsica), France
Celebrated for its dramatic beaches and sparkling aquamarine waters, this coastal capital city is also the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Barcelona, Spain
This port of departure is well worth exploring, with architecture from medieval to modernist, plentiful parks and museums, buzzing nightlife, beaches and Catalonian culinary delights.
Cádiz, Spain
With a history spanning 4 millennia, this ancient Andalusian town is known for its wild February Carnaval, summer beaches, narrow cobblestone streets and landmark plazas.
Cagliari, Italy
Be awed by the sights of Cagliari—the capital and largest city on the island of Sardinia, known as a hub of culture from its storied past to the present.
Cartagena, Spain
Roam the streets of a historically fascinating maritime city touted for its diverse beaches, museums and archaeological sites bearing remnants of ancient civilizations.
Catania, Italy
The second-largest city in Sicily, this captivating seaport is revered for its striking collection of baroque architecture and a treasure trove of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Chania, Greece
Known for its picturesque Venetian harbor and waterfront restaurants, this charming medieval city also boasts Venetian, Turkish and modern architecture, plus plenty of historical sites, museums and shops to visit.
Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
This “Port of Rome” is a major transportation hub, with connections to central Italy, Sardinia, Sicily, Tunis and Barcelona. The 16th-century Forte Michelangelo protects the harbor here.
Corfu, Greece
The greenest island in Greece with an unsurpassed natural beauty, Corfu is the birthplace of Greek mythology and boasts a rich, fascinating history.
Dover, England
This historic port is famed for its dramatic white cliffs, a focal point of defense and attack during WWI and II. Explore its subterranean tunnels and spy France across the Channel!
Dubrovnik, Croatia
A thriving tourist destination in southern Croatia on the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is best known for its medieval walls and fortresses.
Genoa (Milan), Italy
Traverse the cobbled streets of an ancient city that fizzes with opulent palaces, designer shops, Italian cuisine and meaningful history.
Gibraltar, U.K.
Where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, this British territory on the Iberian Peninsula boasts panoramic views, unspoiled greenery, unique wildlife and of course the famed Rock.
Heraklion (Crete), Greece
Heraklion is the capital city of Crete—the largest island in Greece—and is abundant with lively Greek culture and spectacular island scenery.
Ibiza, Spain
Journey to Ibiza—a quintessential island refuge and holiday hotspot for jet-setters. Here, you’ll discover limestone caves, underground lakes and an archeological site unearthing relics from ancient civilizations.
Katakolon, Greece
A charming port, Katakolon serves as the gateway to Olympia—the ancient site where the Olympic Games were originally staged.
Kefalonia, Greece
This largest and most magnificent of the Ionian islands beckons you with vibrant coastal villages, shimmering beaches and archaeological splendors.
Kusadasi, Turkey
Escape to this Mediterranean paradise overflowing with ancient wonders, stunning beaches and modern luxury on the Turkish coast.
La Spezia (Florence, Pisa), Italy
Explore La Spezia's natural beauty and relative proximity to Pisa and Florence and seek out a refreshing change of pace at this quiet seaside village.
Lisbon, Portugal
Perched atop hills overlooking the Tagus River, this capital city charms with cobblestone streets, broad boulevards, early Gothic and Manueline architecture, and artisanal shopping.
Livorno (Florence, Pisa), Italy
A Renaissance city with ancient forts and lovely canals is your gateway to romantic destinations like Florence and Pisa.
Málaga, Spain
This enticing escape on Spain's Costa del Sol is replete with palm-lined beaches and stimulating culture. Discover Moorish Castles and the historic quarter or sip sangria as you stroll through the lush gardens of a seaside park.
Marseilles, France
An eclectic mix of multiculturalism, historic relics, local shopping and artistic institutions await exploration at this vibrant port city in the south of France.
Messina (Sicily), Italy
In addition to stunning views of the Mediterranean, this storied, cliff-top town offers a variety of shops, gorgeous churches and medieval architecture.
Mykonos, Greece
A picturesque Greek island in the middle of the Aegean Sea, Mykonos is a popular tourist destination, renowned for its whitewashed buildings and beautiful beaches.
Naples (Pompeii), Italy
Italy’s third-largest city, Naples entices with sunny weather, soaring castles and cathedrals, Roman ruins and a distinguished culinary tradition including its famous thin-crust pizza.
Olbia (Sardinia), Italy
This beautiful island town is teeming with beaches, museums, monuments and restaurants.
Palermo (Sicily), Italy
Sicily’s eclectic melting pot—Palermo—is home to historic relics, awe-inspiring cathedrals, inviting outdoor markets and much more.
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
This island city, once ruled by the ancient Romans, is brimming with historic sites, art museums, stunning beaches and a 13th-century cathedral.
Piraeus (Athens), Greece
Piraeus is Greece’s largest port and is located in the capital city of Athens—once the center of Ancient Greece, which still houses 5th-century BC buildings including the Acropolis and the Parthenon.
Porto, Portugal
Discover Portugal’s second largest city, a charming and beautiful destination—famed for its port wine, sumptuous food and old-world architecture.
Rhodes, Greece
Discover Rhodes—the capital and most dominant of the Dodecanese islands—home to a unique blend of modern features with ancient and medieval history.
Santorini, Greece
With its rugged cliffs overlooking the bright blue waters of the Aegean Sea, Santorini boasts majestic mountains, lava-sand beaches and charming villages.
Toulon (Provence) France
Get swept up in the authenticity of a Provencal city that boasts a mild climate, picturesque fishing harbors, and streets buzzing with food markets and trompe l'oeil wall murals.
Valencia, Spain
Spain’s third-largest metropolis, Valencia is a gem of the Mediterranean boasting gorgeous beaches, ancient wonders and an enduring artistic heritage.
Valletta, Malta
Discover the rich cultural legacy of this this impressive seaport, home to the biggest concentration of historic monuments in the world.
Vigo, Spain
This fishing port deposits you on the doorstep of Old Town, where you’ll find artisanal wares, fresh seafood, medieval forts, and friendly locals of Roman, Celtic, French and Spanish descent.
Villefranche (Monte Carlo / Nice), France
This perfectly preserved medieval city on the French Riviera puts you within striking distance of the playgrounds of the rich and famous while possessing its own unique old-world charm.
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