Europe Cruises: Ports & Map
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Europe Cruises: Explore Our Port Cities
Discover the ports of Norwegian Cruise Line's Europe.
Funchal, Madeira
The mountainous isle of Madeira has been a popular European destination for years. The idyllic island is perfect for exploring with its beautiful beaches, stunning lava formed landscapes and lush, green forests. But sampling the famed Madeira wines is also an absolute must.
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Madeira's Breathtaking Beauty -
Eira Do Serrado & Monte -
Best Of Madeira
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Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland
Cruise ships follow the River Clyde into the center of one of the most exciting cities in Great Britain. Glasgow showcases a mixture of architectural gems, from ancient castles and a magnificent 12th century cathedral, to the urban chic of revitalized neighborhoods featuring cutting-edge bars and restaurants.
Granada (Malaga), Spain
The strategic position to the Mediterranean Sea has always made Malaga an attractive zone for foreign invasions. From Malaga, a trip to Granada showcases an intriguing blend of Arab and European cultures. Be sure to visit The Alhambra, one of the finest examples of Moorish art in Spain.
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Amazing Caves of Nerja -
Captivating Malaga -
Granada & The Magnificent Alhambra
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Haifa, Israel
Considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the Middle East, Haifa offers sweeping views of the sea with the Carmel Mountains as a glorious backdrop. Be sure to visit the Tikotin Japanese Museum, Stella Maris Monastery and the stunning gold-domed Bahai Shrine.
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Mount Carmel & Acre – City of Crusaders -
Nazareth & the Sea of Galilee -
Best of Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Masada & the Dead Sea (Double Occupancy)
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Helsingborg, Sweden
Historic Helsingborg, with its many old buildings, is a scenic coastal city and the newest port addition to our European destinations.
Helsinki, Finland
Welcome to Scandinavia’s “White City of the North,” a city defined more by its cool people and Art Nouveau architecture than its chilly climate (from October to April). Helsinki is a classic sea-city, with a dramatic coastline colored by bays and inlets. The city has a very well preserved history. There are dozens of museums and restaurants that transport you to very different time, but there’s also a state-of-the-art nightlife.
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Porvoo - Town & Country -
Helsinki by Land & Sea -
Traditional History & City Highlights
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Iraklion, Greece
Although it's on the Greek Island of Crete, Iraklion offers a wealth of Venetian architecture from their rule in the 13th century, including magnificent fortified walls. Don't miss the Minoan Palace of Knosos Knossos, immortalized in Greek Mythology by the legend of the Minotaur.
Istanbul, Turkey
There’s a new aura of excitement in Istanbul these days, as this center of the Ottoman empire has become one the world’s focal points for art, fashion, haute cuisine and nightlife. Of course there’s always an abundance of ancient monuments and grand mosques with stunning frescoes to see here, like the Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque. Head to any park and you’ll see why tulips have long been the symbol of this city.
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Ottoman Treasures -
Capital of Two Empires
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Koper, Slovenia
The largest town on the Slovenian coast, Koper boasts a colorful history dating back to Ancient Greece and Rome that springs to life in the Old Town. Here cruise guests can explore narrow intertwining streets lined with Istrian limestone facades. Enjoy open air festivals and plays, shop for local handicrafts, and savor the local favorites like jota soup, fish specialties and local wines.
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Scenic Countryside & Traditions -
Ljubljana City Highlights -
Ljubljana & Bled
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Kotor, Montenegro
Earthquakes nearly destroyed the secluded seaport of Kotor in 1573 and 1667. Situated on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, this port city historically has a strong Venetian influence which is clearly seen today in its architecture. Built in 1166, The Cathedral of Saint Typhoon is the city’s main tourist attraction. Inside Saint Typhoon, there’s an impressive collection of 14th century frescos and other artistic works. Popular destinations to also visit are the Gulf of Kotor and the well maintained medieval old town.
Things to Know
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Winter Europe Cruises
Traveling during fall & winter months will offer a unique perspective on Europe with less crowds at the most popular landmarks.
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Shopping in Denmark
In Copenhagen you can stroll Strøget, one of the longest shopping streets in Europe with everything from budget friendly outlets to high-end shops.
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Architecture in Barcelona
Barcelona's famed architect, Antoni Gaudí, inspired the term "gaudy" with his unique and highly individualistic designs.
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The Gondolas of Venice
After completing special training and passing a rigorous exam, Gondolier licenses are only issued annually.
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See the Sea
No part of Greece is more than 85 miles from the sea.
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Hair Affair
In ancient Egypt, pharaohs never let their hair be seen.
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Mouth Mouse
Spain has no 'tooth fairy," they have a "tooth mouse."
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Falling Down
The Saxons destroyed the historic London Bridge in 1014.
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Walk Talk
The width of Monaco could be walked in less than an hour.
