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Stroll along a historic waterfront
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bryggen, the scenic wharf that played a central role in the Hanseatic League, and beyond to discover more of Bergen’s charms—labyrinthine cobblestone streets, beautifully preserved houses and fascinating museums.
Delve into history on ourInto the Midnight Sun cruise
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Get inside the Game of Thrones
In Dubrovnik’s Old Town, step back hundreds of years and into many of the locations in Game of Thrones. One of the most impressive buildings is the Dominican Monastery. Built in the 14th century, its interior is heavenly.
Jump into the past on ourEmpires of the Mediterranean cruise
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Salute Lord Nelson
Enjoy the beach in Antigua. Or 365 beaches to be precise. That’s one for every day of the year. Tear yourself away from the silky sand and visit English Harbor and Nelson’s Dockyard, a Georgian-era marina that’s full of charm.
Soak up the sun and more on ourWest Indies Explorer cruise
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Get designs on Helsinki
In and around Helsinki’s historic Art Nouveau buildings, you’ll find the city’s designer culture. The Design District brings together young local designers and artists, as well as established Finnish brands. It’s the home of cutting-edge jewelry, fashion and housewares.
Follow your creative spirit on ourViking Homelands cruise
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Raise your Glass to the Real Greek
With its picturesque whitewashed houses perched on the hillsides and sensational sunsets, few Greek islands are more inviting than Santorini. Pull up a chair at a welcoming bar or café and toast the view with a glass of chilled local wine.
Say cheers on ourEmpires of the Mediterranean cruise
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Go with the Gaudí flow in Barcelona
Dalí, Picasso and Miró all found inspiration in Barcelona, but it is Gaudí who has, quite literally, left the biggest impression. His ingenious and whimsical creations include the magical Güell Park with its amazing buildings, sculptures and tile work.
Fall in love on ourIconic Western Mediterranean cruise
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Taste gold in Gdańsk
Containing flecks of real gold, Goldwasser (gold water) has been brewed in Gdańsk since the 16th century. Legend has it that the city’s Neptune’s Fountain once flowed with Goldwasser, to the joy of the locals.
Drink it all in on ourViking Homelands cruise
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Lean towards Pisa
The famous Leaning Tower of Pisa took over 177 years to build. The tower began leaning during construction, due to weak foundations, and it has undergone several attempts to strengthen it, most recently between 1990-2001. Located in the city’s magnificent Square of Miracles, it’s a miraculous sight indeed
See Pisa from a different angleon ourIconic Western Mediterranean cruise
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Buy batik
As far from hippy tie-dye as you can imagine, watch St. Lucia’s craftspeople and women reveal the creative art of batik and silk-screen printing. You might even take away an original, handmade work of art.
Be inspired on ourWest Indies Explorer cruise
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Picture a puffin
Where Norway ends and Scotland begins, you’ll find lands, including the Shetland Islands, which have witnessed eons of exploration. Keep a lookout for the wonderful wildlife, including seals and puffins for whom these waters are home.
See it all on ourInto the Midnight Sun cruise
