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Explore Northern Europe
Follow in the footsteps of Vikings, gaze at scenic fjords, cliffs, glaciers, waterfalls, and lakes; explore fascinating culture, history, and archaeology; and experience some of world’s most liveliest and beautiful cities on a Northern Europe cruise. Wander Stockholm’s Gamla Stan (Old Town) and Copenhagen’s Tivoli Gardens, Visit St Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum and Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum. Admire Bruges’ medieval buildings and winding canals, Rotterdam’s unique Cube Houses, and Tallinn’s opulent Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Cruises to Northern Europe often sail from a UK port such as Southa...
Overview
Follow in the footsteps of Vikings, gaze at scenic fjords, cliffs, glaciers, waterfalls, and lakes; explore fascinating culture, history, and archaeology; and experience some of world’s most liveliest and beautiful cities on a Northern Europe cruise. Wander Stockholm’s Gamla Stan (Old Town) and Copenhagen’s Tivoli Gardens, Visit St Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum and Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum. Admire Bruges’ medieval buildings and winding canals, Rotterdam’s unique Cube Houses, and Tallinn’s opulent Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Cruises to Northern Europe often sail from a UK port such as Southampton or Dover with a couple of sea days to relax before a busy itinerary. Another option is to fly and meet your ship in either Copenhagen or Amsterdam before departing on a week’s cruise.
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Ambition
Sailing from London Tilbury, UK
07 Dec 2026
2 Nights
Ports
Zeebrugge, Belgium
The modern port of Zeebrugge features a pretty marina, beach, and lively seafront promenade with cafes, hotels, and easy access to Brussels — Belgium's vibrant capital city. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Grand Place, the city's central square, and see the 15th-century city hall or relax with a drink in a laid-back cafe. Take a romantic horse and carriage ride along the cobbled streets, passing local markets and winding canals. Known as the chocolate capital of the world — stop by some of the country's oldest and most-famous chocolatiers to sample traditional Belgian chocolate and take away some sweet treats.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark's capital city, is your next port of call. Ride the old-style amusement rides at Tivoli Gardens or get up close to colourful marine life at National Aquarium Denmark. Shop 'til you drop along the world's longest pedestrian shopping street - Strøget. A tour of the Carlsberg Brewery is a popular choice or enjoy family-fun at Dyrehavsbakken amusement park. Kronborg Castle and Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen Island are a must-see for culture fans. If you fancy something different, why not head out to the workshops, galleries and organic eateries at Freetown Christiania? No trip to Copenhagen would be complete without a photo opportunity at the world-famous Little Mermaid statue.
Le Havre, France
A major port in northern France's Normandy region, Le Havre is situated at the mouth of the River Seine. A visit to Le Havre Art Museum with its impressive collections of paintings is a must; perhaps admire the beautiful 'Water Lilies' by Monet? Cathedral Notre-Dame, which has been extensively restored, also offers spectacular sights. Architecture is fascinating in this town; it mainly comprises post-war modern structures, the work of Auguste Perret. The Church of Saint Joseph is a tall building, over 100 metre high, and represents the town’s architecture perfectly. The beach here attracts visitors; the broad promenade is frequently occupied by people soaking up the sunshine. Le Havre is also gateway to the famous sights and attractions of Paris and the Normandy region.
Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavik — the world's most northern capital — is Iceland's cultural hub. Sundahöfn is a modern harbour just minutes from the city centre that welcomes large ships from around the world, while smaller ships dock in the Old Harbour at the heart of town. Famous for its vibrant nightlife and vast array of cafes, bars and restaurants this diverse setting also boasts natural beauty in the unspoilt countryside. Away from the bustling centre, discover a small piece of paradise at the Nauthólsvík geothermal beach. Golden sand meets a fusion of cold sea and hot geothermal water, which produces warmer temperatures perfect for swimming. Visit in winter and catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis - The Northern Lights.
