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* Ports of call may vary based on itinerary and departure dates selected  Cabin PricingPortsTravemundeAn attractive beach resort set against a backdrop of dense pine forests, the German cruise port Travemunde is also your gateway to one of the country’s most fascinating cities, Hamburg. BinzBinz is the largest seaside resort on the German island of Rügen. RuegenOn the island Ruegen, the expert expedition: Hunting Lodge Granitz will take you to the style of the North Italian Renaissance castle. Caspar David Friedrich was thrilled by the beauty of the island of Ruegen. Bring your "Expedition Knowledge" to a close on the boardwalk with its view of the expansive Baltic Sea in the traditional sea resort Binz. GdanskEnter Gdansk from its gateway port of Gdynia and discover one of the oldest, most important and beautiful cities in the Baltic. Gdansk was once the nation's chief trading hub as well as its cultural center. 90% of the city was destroyed during World War II, but its architectural gems have been restored in great detail, reserving its place in history. KaliningradKaliningrad is the westernmost large city of Russia. The former Königsberg presents itself during a city tour as an example of Soviet reconstruction in which the restored cathedral stands out as a Gothic jewel. Visit the former Rauschen on the excursion Kaliningrad and Svetlogorsk. The historical building structure from the 19th century has been maintained here. Klaipedia
RigaFlat as a flounder, Riga's interest is in its old buildings and adventurous modern architecture—the two styles juxtaposed harmoniously within the confines of the compact downtown core. This is the proud capital of Latvia, a country that struggled against the Soviet Union for most of the past century to regain its independence, and won! St PetersburgSituated at the confluence of the Gulf of Finland and the mighty Neva River, this former imperial capital fascinates visitors with its strong European influences, grand residences, world-renown museums and extraordinary monuments to a glittering past gone by. With its elegant palace-lined waterways, gilded and domed skyline, and grand boulevards where Czars once traveled in golden carriages, the majestic city of St. Petersburg well-deserves its nickname as the "Empress of the Baltic." HelsinkiAdmire the city’s stunning modern architecture, visit its lovely parks and bustling open-air market. Take a harbor cruise past forests, beaches, villas and ruined Suomenlinna fortress spanning five islands for a completely different perspective. Or visit historic, colorful Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest town.  StockholmAn unbelievably beautiful city, Stockholm is surrounded by clear water and unspoilt countryside that stretches deep into urban areas. The largest part of the city lies in its medieval quarter, Gamla Stan, which was built across three bridge-linked islands. In its narrow streets you'll find countless bars, restaurants and boutiques, but if you still have time to spare, then there are over 150 museums and galleries to explore. For the ultimate experience, take a cruise past majestic buildings, tree-lined squares and spacious boulevards to capture the essence of this city of islands.
Country - Sweden Distance from port to City - 0kms Distance from port to Airport - 10kms Currency - Sweden Kroner (SEK) Places of Interest Gamla Stan, Royal Palace, Vasa Museum VisbyVisby is a city located on the island of Gotland, and is the largest city on the island. Visby is one of the best preserved, if not the very best, medieval towns, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to some of the most intriguing medieval attractions in Scandinavia, most notable is the stone wall that stretches for more than 2 full miles around the city. Country - Sweden Visby wall (Ringmuren), Powder Tower, Visby botanical gardens HamburgHamburg is a busy harbour city situated along the Elbe River in North Germany, most of its unique 19th and 20th century architecture has been restored after a few major fires and damage inflicted from the World War. The skyline features an extraordinary backdrop of church spires, architectural landmarks and towers, and the whole of the city serves as a gateway to the neighboring capital of Berlin.
Country - Germany Distance from port to City - 0kms Distance from port to Airport - 10kms Currency - Euro (EUR) Places of Interest Unter den Linden Strasse, Brandenburg Gate MapBremen Cabin InfoView Another Cabin: Cruise line info Hapag-Lloyd CruisesHapag-Lloyd Cruises - a passion Ship info    BremenOn a voyage of discovery aboard MS BREMEN. Our expedition ship steals you away to parts of the world that will quench your thirst for adventure. The BREMEN, furnished with the maximum ice class for passenger ships (E4), is designed for expeditions far from civilisa-
tion in the polar regions. Thanks to her shallow draught she can also sail into the smallest harbours and bays as well as winding rivers. In addition, our 12 expedition-worthy, motor-powered dinghies, called zodiacs, enable you to go ashore even in the remotest regions. The atmosphere on board is personal and familiar. The 164 guests are united by their excitement about their shared adventure and the friendly service crew enjoys working to make you feel at home. Worldly-wise experts enrich every expedition with their knowledge, experience and spirit of adventure and provide background inform- ation on the places we head for both on shore and on board. In addition, you can develop your knowledge further in the library. In the restaurant with its big panoramic windows your palate will be indulged with sumptuous fare; the open-air pool and the little gym with a sauna invite you to relax. In addition, the comfortable, 18 square metre cabins will soon become your home from home – with 24-hour sea view.
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