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Sweden is known worldwide for its simplistic style and futuristic vision, and whilst here you’ll be able to enjoy just that as well as rich history. The countries adoration of design and style means that from beautiful art installations in subway stations to a well-known furniture brand, beauty lies in everything. It’s not just modern design that is beautiful, with stunning Old Towns and fascinating museums you can also enjoy Sweden’s remarkable past.
Itinerary: London Tilbury - Rotterdam - Copenhagen, Denmark - Rostock - Tallin, Estonia - St. Petersburg, Russia - Helsinki (Finland) - Stockholm, Sweden - Aarhus, denmark - London Tilbury
Includes: Incredible late deal*, Just a deposit required*, Traditional british no-fly cruising, Incredible Savings of Over 55%*
Itinerary: London Tilbury - Kristiansund, Norway - Oslo, Norway - Gothenburg - Skagen (Denmark) - London Tilbury
Includes: Free car parking*, Buy one get one free*, Exclusive free on board spend*, Pound sterling on board*
Itinerary: Portsmouth, England - Holtenau - Wismar, Germany - Ronne - Visby - Klaipeda - Gdynia (Poland) - Fredericia - Portsmouth, England
Includes: Incredible late deal*, Just a deposit required*, Traditional british no-fly cruising, Incredible Savings of Over 55%*
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Stockholm is an enigmatic city with its mind set to the future. Enjoy the otherworldly subway stations each individually decorated or visit Hammarby Sjöstad, the cities hub of innovation and energy efficiency. If you prefer to explore a cities past, then Stockholm can provide that as well, in its enchanting Old Town. The Old Town is the area of Gamla Stan and around every corner, you’ll find an architectural gem to wonder at and a new story to listen to.
Known as Sweden’s second city, Gothenburg may not be as well-known as Stockholm, but it certainly packs a punch. With bright coloured buildings, scenic waterways and trams traversing the streets, this city is a European gem. Whilst in Gothenburg enjoy the Southern Archipelago to get close to nature, the Liseberg Amusement Park for nostalgic fun or the Volvo Museum if you are a petrol head.
The Vasa ship sank in Stockholm in 1628. Then, after 333 years the ship arose again from the seabed and was salvaged and used once more. Today, it sits in the Vasa Museum, the most visited museum in Sweden, and is on display for all to see. One of the most interesting ships in the world, come here to learn about its history and legacy.
Only an hour outside of Stockholm, the small-town of Nynäshamn is a foodie’s delight. A great way to explore Sweden outside of the city, the small town feel here wraps you up and takes you in. There is plenty to do here but enjoying the food and drink scene is a must. Whether you choose to visit the fish market to try some of the best-smoked salmon available or the Steam Brewery to try some national brews, you’re sure to be impressed.