Cruises sail through history, culture & endless horizons

Arrive in Helsinki, the vibrant capital of Finland, known for its elegant neoclassical buildings, striking modern architecture, spacious boulevards, parks and strong connection to design and the arts. Often referred to as the “Daughter of the Baltic,” Helsinki beautifully combines Finnish culture, history and architecture. Explore the city’s historic centre and discover the influence of renowned Finnish creative figures such as Sibelius, Eliel Saarinen, Eero Saarinen and Alvar Aalto.

• Temppeliaukio Rock Church
• Senate Square & Helsinki Cathedral
• Market Square & Sibelius Monument
• Suomenlinna Fortress

Discover Tallinn, the historic capital and cultural heart of Estonia. Shaped by centuries of influence from the Teutonic Knights, Polish rulers and Russian Tsars, the city preserves its rich European heritage and historic connection with the Hanseatic League. Explore the charming Old Town, medieval landmarks and architectural treasures that reflect Estonia’s fascinating past.

• Toompea Hill & Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
• Lower Old Town & Town Hall Square
• Kadriorg Palace
• Stout Margaret Tower

Explore Stockholm, often described as the “Capital of Scandinavia,” a historic city spread across 14 islands connected by waterways, bays and channels. Founded more than seven centuries ago, Stockholm combines the medieval charm of Gamla Stan with its distinctive skyline, cultural institutions and historic landmarks. The city is also an important centre of Swedish art and culture.

• Gamla Stan & Royal Palace
• Vasa Museum & Armoury
• Stockholm City Hall
• Canal cruise & Sigtuna

Continue exploring Stockholm and experience more of its historic, cultural and scenic character. With its historic Old Town, royal heritage, museums and waterways, the city offers a distinctive blend of Scandinavian culture, architecture and history.

• More of Gamla Stan & the Royal Palace
• Vasa Museum & City Hall
• Stockholm Ice Bar
• Canal-side neighbourhoods

Explore Klaipeda, a historic port city formerly known as Memel, with roots dating back to the era of the German Knights and its history as part of the Prussian Kingdom. Today, Klaipeda blends historic character with modern architecture, creative design and a vibrant cultural scene, and is known for its annual Jazz and Sea Festivals along with museums, galleries and a welcoming atmosphere.

• Old Town Klaipeda & Castle Bastion
• Amber Museum & Sea Museum
• Curonian Spit
• Zemaitija National Park & Kretinga

Discover Bornholm, an idyllic Baltic island known for its scenic countryside, sandy beaches, charming fishing ports and rugged coastline. The island is home to historic landmarks including the ruins of Hammershus, one of Northern Europe’s largest medieval fortresses, and is celebrated for its local food culture of smoked fish, sausages, award-winning beer and blue cheese.

• Gudhjem & Svaneke fishing ports
• Round Church & Hammershus Castle ruins
• Bornholm Museum & Baltic Sea Glass
• Bornholm Distillery & local food culture

Discover Kiel, the maritime capital of Schleswig-Holstein and a major city on Germany’s Baltic coast. Located along the Kiel Fjord, the city is closely connected to the sea and is known as the gateway to the Kiel Canal, which links the Baltic Sea with the North Sea. Explore Kiel’s maritime surroundings, historic landmarks and nearby destinations while experiencing the distinctive character of northern Germany.

• Kiel Fjord & Holtenau Lock
• Laboe Naval Memorial
• St. Michael’s Church & Eutin Castle
• Optional time in Hamburg

Explore Copenhagen, Denmark’s historic capital, renowned for its royal heritage, canals and beautiful late Renaissance and Rococo architecture. Often referred to as the “Venice of the North,” the city combines elegant palaces, historic harbour districts and vibrant cultural attractions. Discover Nyhavn, the iconic Little Mermaid, royal residences, Tivoli Gardens and the charming streets of central Copenhagen.

• Nyhavn & the Little Mermaid
• Amalienborg & Christiansborg Palaces
• Tivoli Gardens
• Kronborg, Rosenborg & Frederiksborg Castles