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day-by-day itinerary1. dayCopenhagen / Denmark (embarkation) / Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, enchants visitors with its unique combination of royal history, modern Scandinavian architecture, and a relaxed atmosphere. The colorful Nyhavn harbor, royal palaces, the famous Little Mermaid, and numerous cafes and bike paths make Copenhagen one of the most pleasant cities in Northern Europe. Thanks to its rich history, exceptional culture, and location on the shores of the Baltic Sea, Copenhagen is one of the most popular stops offered by cruises in Northern Europe.
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day-by-day itinerary2. dayLysekil / Sweden / On the coast of the picturesque Bohuslän region lies Lysekil, one of the most beautiful seaside towns in western Sweden. Visitors are enchanted by the dramatic granite cliffs, expansive archipelago, fresh sea air, and the relaxed atmosphere typical of the Swedish coast. During a cruise through Northern Europe, you can explore the beauty of the local nature here, stroll along the coastal promenades, and enjoy the charm of a town that has lived in close connection with the sea for centuries.
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day-by-day itinerary3. dayOslo / Norway / Oslo, situated on 40 islands in the Oslofjord bay with forested peaks in the background, truly has a unique location. It is a modern metropolis, an important Scandinavian port, and one of the most expensive cities in the world. Despite the absence of significant historical monuments, it impresses with its pleasant atmosphere, tranquility, and cleanliness, excellent museums, led by the Viking Ship Museum, and modern architecture. Every sports fan surely knows the famous Holmenkollen ski complex with its huge ski jump, which also serves as a lookout point. Oslo is definitely one of the most beautiful Nordic cities that no one should miss on their travels.
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day-by-day itinerary4. dayMandal / Norway / Mandal, a pleasant seaside town in southern Norway, is known for its tranquil atmosphere, white wooden architecture, and proximity to the long sandy beach of Sjosanden. In the center lies the Mandal Church, surrounded by well-kept streets and a waterfront with typical Nordic simplicity. The town maintains an intimate character and offers a relaxed pace without much hustle, yet with an authentic view of life on the Norwegian coast. The combination of the sea, nature, and traditional buildings makes Mandal an unobtrusive but very pleasant destination.
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day-by-day itinerary5. dayHamburg / Germany / Hamburg, the historic Hanseatic city nicknamed "Germany's gateway to the world," is one of the most interesting metropolises in Germany. Situated on the Elbe River, it is the largest port in the country and combines rich history with modern architecture. Visitors are attracted by its unique atmosphere, top-notch museums, and the iconic Speicherstadt district – a former warehouse complex from the 19th century listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Besides the center, dominated by the neo-Renaissance town hall, the bustling port, which gives the city its unmistakable character, is also worth a visit.
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day-by-day itinerary6. dayHamburg / Germany / Hamburg, the historic Hanseatic city nicknamed "Germany's gateway to the world," is one of the most interesting metropolises in Germany. Situated on the Elbe River, it is the largest port in the country and combines rich history with modern architecture. Visitors are attracted by its unique atmosphere, top-notch museums, and the iconic Speicherstadt district – a former warehouse complex from the 19th century listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Besides the center, dominated by the neo-Renaissance town hall, the bustling port, which gives the city its unmistakable character, is also worth a visit.
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day-by-day itinerary8. daySouthampton / United Kingdom / On the southern coast of Great Britain lies the significant English port and the largest city of Hampshire county – Southampton. The city became famous as the gateway to England and the place from which the legendary Titanic set sail in 1912. It has retained a rich historical heritage, evidenced by some of the best-preserved medieval walls in England and the Tudor House Museum, which showcases life in a 16th-century house. The city's atmosphere is complemented by maritime tradition, a cultural scene, and the Mayflower Theatre, one of the most important outside of London.
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day-by-day itinerary13. dayAkureyri / Iceland / Akureyri, nicknamed the capital of northern Iceland, will enchant you with its picturesque location on the shores of Eyjafjörður, Iceland's longest fjord. Colorful houses, a botanical garden, cozy cafes, and a relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal starting point for exploring Iceland's natural beauty. Just a short distance from the city, the majestic Goðafoss waterfall, geothermal areas, and the unique opportunity to observe whales in their natural habitat await you.
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day-by-day itinerary14. dayIsafjordur / Iceland / The picturesque fishing town of Isafjordur lies in the heart of the wild landscape of the western fjords of northwest Iceland. It is one of the oldest inhabited places on the island – its history dates back to the 9th century – and it still retains an authentic atmosphere far from the tourist crowds. In the vicinity, you can also find the island of Vigur, where you can glimpse into the traditional life of the local inhabitants. However, the biggest attraction is the surrounding nature – dramatic fjords, waterfalls, and remote islands that give this area an almost mystical atmosphere. Among the most sought-after places are the "Troll's Throne" or the beautiful Dynjandi waterfall, one of the most beautiful in Iceland.
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day-by-day itinerary15. dayReykjavík / Iceland / Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, is a place where modern architecture naturally blends with untouched nature. Colorful houses, cozy cafes, geothermal baths, and the unique atmosphere of the world's northernmost capital create an ideal starting point for exploring the land of fire and ice. Just a short distance from the city, you will find powerful waterfalls, geysers, volcanoes, and black lava plains, making Iceland one of the most breathtaking destinations in Northern Europe.
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day-by-day itinerary16. dayReykjavík / Iceland / Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, is a place where modern architecture naturally blends with untouched nature. Colorful houses, cozy cafes, geothermal baths, and the unique atmosphere of the world's northernmost capital create an ideal starting point for exploring the land of fire and ice. Just a short distance from the city, you will find powerful waterfalls, geysers, volcanoes, and black lava plains, making Iceland one of the most breathtaking destinations in Northern Europe.
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day-by-day itinerary17. dayReykjavík / Iceland / Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, is a place where modern architecture naturally blends with untouched nature. Colorful houses, cozy cafes, geothermal baths, and the unique atmosphere of the world's northernmost capital create an ideal starting point for exploring the land of fire and ice. Just a short distance from the city, you will find powerful waterfalls, geysers, volcanoes, and black lava plains, making Iceland one of the most breathtaking destinations in Northern Europe.
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day-by-day itinerary21. dayQaqortoq (Greenland) / Autonomous Territory of Denmark / Already 4,000 years ago, what is now the largest city and a significant trading port in southern Greenland was settled. Qaqortoq offers beautiful colonial architecture, fascinating remnants of ancient Norse settlements, and countless opportunities for active leisure. Admire the colorful houses set in the rugged landscape of the Greenland fjord and the island's oldest fountain. At the Quaqortoq Museum, learn about the history and culture of the region, and then visit the local tannery for processing seal skins. Take a walk to the village of Igaliku, explore the 12th-century church on the island of Hvalsey, and then just relax in the hot springs with a view of floating icebergs.
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day-by-day itinerary26. daySydney (Nova Scotia) / Canada / On the island of Cape Breton in the eastern Canadian province of Nova Scotia lies Sydney. The former center of steelmaking and coal mining is now the gateway to an island with stunning nature and an interesting past. Explore the Cossit and Jost houses from 1787 and learn about life in the area in the 18th century. Discover the mining history of the city and descend into a former coal mine at the museum in Glace Bay. Take the Cabot Trail, an almost 300-kilometer-long road winding across the island, and enjoy one of the many hiking trails in Cape Breton National Park.
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day-by-day itinerary27. dayHalifax (Nova Scotia) / Canada / On the very eastern coast of Canada lies the capital of the province of Nova Scotia and the second largest natural harbor in the world. Halifax was founded in the mid-18th century by the British, who built a citadel here for defense against enemies, also known as Fort George. Visit the Canadian Museum of Immigration and learn about the history of immigration to the country. At the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, view an interesting exhibition on the theme of the famous Titanic. Stroll along the waterfront promenade, visit one of the oldest farmers' markets in Canada, and take home a crystal souvenir.
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day-by-day itinerary29. dayNew York / USA / In the western part of New York, on the Hudson River in an area known as Hell's Kitchen, lies the Manhattan terminal, the gateway to the Big Apple. View the symbol of the United States, the 93-meter-high Statue of Liberty. Enjoy the view of the city from the 430-meter-high Empire State Building. Experience Times Square after dark and enjoy the miles of tree-lined paths of Central Park. Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA, the largest museum of modern art in the world. Shop, taste, and dance until dawn in the "city that never sleeps."
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day-by-day itinerary30. dayNew York / USA / In the western part of New York, on the Hudson River in an area known as Hell's Kitchen, lies the Manhattan terminal, the gateway to the Big Apple. View the symbol of the United States, the 93-meter-high Statue of Liberty. Enjoy the view of the city from the 430-meter-high Empire State Building. Experience Times Square after dark and enjoy the miles of tree-lined paths of Central Park. Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA, the largest museum of modern art in the world. Shop, taste, and dance until dawn in the "city that never sleeps."
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day-by-day itinerary32. dayPortland (Maine) / USA / Portland, the capital of the state of Maine, is situated in the picturesque Casco Bay and is a significant port on the east coast of the USA. The historic center with its cobblestone streets and Victorian houses offers a unique atmosphere where history blends with the modern life of the city. Be enchanted by the grand Victoria Mansion, the Portland Museum of Art, and the traditional farmers' market, which has been operating continuously since 1768. You can enjoy Casco Bay from the water on a cruise around the islands or head to the lookout from the Portland Observatory. Portland is an ideal destination for lovers of history, culture, the sea, and good food – a city where everyone can find something that excites them.
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day-by-day itinerary33. daySaint John (New Brunswick) / Canada / On the Atlantic coast of Canada in the Bay of Fundy lies the country's third-largest port and one of the oldest Canadian cities. The first Europeans to arrive in Saint John were the French in 1604, but soon after, the British took over. Today, the city is a blend of French and British influence, interesting architecture, historic churches, and unique natural phenomena. Observe the world's highest tides and a river rushing against the current. Admire the magnificent Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and the billion-year-old rock formations of the Stonehammer Geopark. Visit the New Brunswick Museum and get acquainted with the area's rich cultural tradition and nature.
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day-by-day itinerary35. dayCharlottetown (Prince Edward Island) / Canada / The capital of Prince Edward Island, the smallest province of Canada, is renowned as the cradle of the Canadian nation and the gateway to the island made famous by the novel Anne of Green Gables. Visit the Province House, where the famous conference that led to the Canadian Confederation took place in 1864. In the Founders' Hall, learn about the country's history through an interactive exhibition. Enjoy the stunning views from the Point Prim lighthouse, the oldest on the island, and don't miss a visit to the Anne of Green Gables Museum or a taste of local potatoes and the freshest seafood.
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day-by-day itinerary39. dayQuebec / Canada (disembarkation) / The cradle of the Francophone population in Canada was established as early as 1608, making it one of the oldest cities in North America. As the only city north of Mexico, Québec still has preserved walls, and its historic center is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Peek into the colonial past of the city at Place Royale. Visit the citadel, built by the British in 1820 to defend against the Americans, and in Battlefields Park, recall the famous Battle of Québec. In the Huron-Wendat reservation, get acquainted with the culture of the original indigenous inhabitants and end the day with a cider tasting on the picturesque Ile d'Orleans.