Cruises from London to Warnemunde, Berlin, Tallinn, Estonia; Helsinki, Finland; Stockholm.

Day	Port	Arrive	Depart
Cruise Itinerary
0	London (Dover), England	- -	4:00pm
1	Transit of the Kiel Canal	- -	- -
2	Warnemunde (Berlin), Germany	7:00am	9:00pm
3	Cruise Baltic Sea	- -	- -
4	Tallinn, Estonia	8:00am	5:00pm
5	St. Petersburg, Russia	8:00am	overnight
6	St. Petersburg, Russia	- -	7:00pm
7	Helsinki, Finland	8:00am	4:30pm
8	Stockholm, Sweden	8:00am	4:30pm
	Cruise Swedish Archipelagos	- -	- -
9	Copenhagen, Denmark	7:00pm	overnight
10	Copenhagen, Denmark	- -	12:00pm
11	Cruise North Sea	- -	- -
12	London (Dover), England	5:00am*

Information above subject to change, please confirm details at time of booking.

	St. Petersburg, Russia

Russian Military Legacy Tour: Get an insight into Russia's military history when you visit the Artillery, Engineers and Signals Museum. Then proceed to the State Museum of Russian Political History in the former mansion of Matilda Kshsinskaya, prima ballerina of the Mariinsky Theater. Finally, you'll visit the exhibition of 'The Memorial Halls of Lenin.'
Pushkin & The Hermitage Tour: Travel through the Egyptian gates to the Tsar's Village in Pushkin. Catherine's Palace ranks as one of the masterpieces of world art. Tour this magnificent palace then enjoy a lunch that is fit for royalty. A Hermitage Museum tour follows.
Grand St. Petersburg Tour: Start at The Spit of Vasilievsky Island, and let the Neva River guide you to historical landmarks including Peter the Great's log cabin and The Church on Spilled Blood. The coach adventures deeper to visit the fabulous Hermitage Museum.
Imperial St. Petersburg Tour: Made for Royalty, the town of Peterhof boasts the Grand Palace and is resplendent with fountains and gardens. A hydrofoil transfer lands you in Tour : where you explore famous churches and museums of grandeur.
Magnificent St. Petersburg Tour: Wisely, this multi-faceted tour begins at the city's center. All main historical attractions of this remarkable city are tapped. Start passing by St. Peter and Paul Fortress and end with a visit to Catherine's Palace and the parks of Pushkin.

Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal.

Lisbon & The Rocky Peaks Of Pena Tour: Combine the beautiful village of Sintra and the mysterious Pena Palace with important highlights of Lisbon and the Estoril Coast on this full day tour. After lunch at a regional restaurant you will have some free time to explore the narrow cobbled lanes of this quaint village and browse through the various shops.
Medieval Obidos & Alcobaca Tour: Visit the most romantic village in the entire country, Obidos, a perfectly preserved 13th-century village. This village enjoys a hilltop setting above a peaceful valley of vineyards. When you enter its crenelated walls through its arched gates, it is like walking back into the Middle Ages. You'll then head to Nazare, Portugal's most famous fishing village.
Fatima & Batalha Tour: Visit the village of Fatima, the scene of the purported religious sightings where the Virgin Mary 'appeared' before three peasant children in May 1917. You will visit the imposing modern basilica and its square, which is larger than St. Peter's Square in Vatican City. Lunch will be served in Fatima at a local restaurant, followed by a short drive that will take you to the honey-colored Gothic monastery of Santa Maria da Victoria in Batalha, a World Heritage Site built in the 14th-century.
Charming Evora Tour: Take a tour of the region of Alentejo, characterized by flat landscapes sprinkled with yellow wheat fields. You'll visit the walled city of Evora which during the Middle Ages, flourished as one of the most dynamic cities in the Portuguese Kingdom. The city, a living museum in itself, has retained most of its splendor and has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Splendors Of Sintra Tour: Two of Portugal's great attractions are its ancient towns and magnificent palaces. Another is its fine coastline. This tour combines all three: the Estoril beaches, the centuries-old village of Sintra and a visit to the exquisite National Palace.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Roskilde - Vikingland Tour: Drive through the Danish countryside to Roskilde, the former capital of Denmark and home of the spectacular Viking Ship Museum. It was here in the fjord that five original 11th-century Viking ships were excavated in 1962. The museum offers an opportunity to experience the ships, the Viking age, and life at sea. Visit Roskilde Cathedral, located on the ridge of Roskilde Fjord and added to UNESCO's list of the world's most precious cultural assets, in 1995.
Funen - Hans Christian Andersen Tour: This tour takes you on a delightful visit to Denmark's garden, the island of Funen, with its orchards and hop gardens, flowers along the roadside, stately manor homes, and market towns. Continue to Odense, the hometown of the beloved and world-famous poet and writer of fairy tales, Hans Christian Andersen. Visit both his childhood home and museum which exhibits his letters and manuscripts, editions of all his books and personal effects.
Castles Of North Zealand Tour: This full day excursion will take you through the beautiful countryside of North Zealand to visit the famous castles of Kronborg and Frederiksborg. Stop in the town of Elsinore for an exterior visit of Kronborg Castle better known as 'Hamlet's Castle'and immortalized when Shakespeare chose it as his setting for the tragedy of Hamlet. Continue to the charming village of Fredensborg for a short photo stop at Fredensborg Palace, the spring and autumn residence of the Royal Family. You'll then continue and visit the magnificent Renaissance-style Frederiksborg Castle, serving as the National Museum of History.
Charming Copenhagen Walk & Cruise: Take a walking tour of this beautiful city, taking in the sites of Langelinie Marina, the world-famous 'Little Mermaid', and the modern, but elegant Amaliehaven Square, with the Queen's Palace, Amalienborg right behind the square. Arrive to the Nyhavn Canlas, an area previously known as the sailors' quarter but which is today a fashionable promenade with bars and restaurants. Proceed into medieval Copenhagen with its cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses and narrow courtyards, then pass the Christiansborg Castle, housing the Danish Government. At Gammel Strand, board a local canal boat for a leisurely cruise through the canals of Christianshavn.
Copenhagen Brewery Tour: Enjoy a guided tour of the Carlsborg Brewery Visitor's Center, located in the 1847 building which housed the original brewery. You'll then continue on to one of Copenhagen's latest additions to the microbreweries in the district of Vesterbro and taste the five different beers brewed there. The last stop is at N�rrebro Bryghus, a brewery makes its own Belgian white beer, dark New York lager (brewed as it was before prohibition), Bombay Pale Ale and a malt, sweet, English-style stout with a 7.5% alcohol content as well as many others.

Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm Art & Sculpture Tour: Tour Millesgarden, the garden and villa of Sweden's most famous sculptor, Carl Milles, and a work of art in its own right. You'll continue to the Museum of Modern Art, located on the isle of Skeppsholmen and housing one of Europe's best collections of 20th-century art. Then proceed to Waldemarsudde, originally the home of Prince Eugen and now one of Sweden's most popular art galleries.
Rooftop Walk Tour: Try something sensational and unique to Stockholm a guided walk conducted along the roofs of the city. You'll be stunned by the fantastic views and the fascinating stories that your guide will narrate. Then, continue to the Old Town for a walk on ground in Stockholm's oldest and coziest quarter, Gamla Stan.
City Hall, Royal Palace & Old Town Tour: Stockholm's City Hall marks your first stop. Here, the Nobel Prize banquet is housed. Next, off to Gamla Stan where you explore the richly decorated Baroque Royal Palace. Finally, poke around 15th and 16th century houses for something new.
Panoramic Stockholm & The Vasa Museum Tour: Be swept away by a viewpoint stop of the city at Fjallgatan. More photo opts ahead, see sights like Gamla Stan and the Royal Dramatic Theater en route to Djurgarden Island and the Vasa Museum -- built around a 17th century warship.
The Best Of Stockholm Tour: From its roots as a fortress in the mid-13 century where Lake Malaren meets the Baltic Sea, Stockholm now boasts many landmarks. Two standouts you'll visit are the imposing City Hall with its remarkable courtyards and the Vasa Museum built around the famous 17th century war ship.

Berlin (Warnemunde), Germany

Visit the beautiful Baroque palace of Schloss Charlottenburg, the grand boulevard of Unter den Linden, the fabulous Pergamon-Museum and the famed urban center of Potsdamer Platz.

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