Departs UK
2010 • August 3†, 15, 27 • September 8

NCL Cruise only Includes:

12 nights NCL Freestyle Cruising aboard
Norwegian Sun

24 hour dining

All entertainment on board

Highlights:

No flying - cruise roundtrip from Dover for 12 nights

Overnight in St. Petersburg for two days of sightseeing and perhaps an evening at the Ballet

Visit six contrasting countries and unpack just once

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Norwegian Sun

Here comes the Sun and you’ll warm to her the minute you step aboard. You can choose when and where to dine from her 12 fabulous dining options and relax or live it up in 10 bars and lounges. Great leisure facilities include two pools, an oceanview gym and luxurious Body Waves Spa..

Pacific Heights	Le Bistro French Restaurant	Ginza Japanese Restaurant	Observation Lounge
Stardust Lounge	Golf Driving Net	Body Waves Spa	Swimming Pools

NCL Shore Excursions... The Fun Never Stops

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Some tours are available for pre-request no later than 5 days prior to your departure.

Cue for a song – but wonderful, wonderful it is and so choc-a-bloc with fairytale sights like the famous Little Mermaid, story book soldiers outside the Royal Palace and fun-filled Tivoli Gardens. The old harbour with its colourful gabled houses is a must and if you’re feeling adventurous, you can even explore the city by bike or kayak.

Just a hop from Warnemünde, you can visit medieval Rostock or tour the beautiful Mecklenburg countryside by train. But the big ticket here is an excursion to Berlin, where history comes alive in fantastic museums, Prussian palaces, grand monuments like the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag building, famed for its controversial architecture.

It’s time to write your own fairytale – Tallinn is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe with a distinctive skyline of steeples and turrets, ornate gables and onion domes. Wander the cobbled streets, shop in the craft workshops and galleries, or visit Rocca al Mare, an open-air museum with authentic 18th and 19th-century buildings from across Estonia.

Capital of Russia for over 200 years, the original city of St. Petersburg is a treasure house of magnificent palaces, museums and onion-domed cathedrals built on a network of canals, criss-crossed by bridges. It’s so amazing that the entire city centre is a UNESCO World Heritage site. And the great thing is, you’ve got two days to see it all.

They love their statues in Helsinki and in this compact city of wide avenues, eye-catching architecture and more than 200 parks, you’ll find sculptures everywhere. There’s a distinctly Russian look to the onion-domed Uspenski Cathedral, while a 20-minute boat ride takes you to Suomenlinna, said to be the world’s largest island fortress.

Built on 14 islands between Lake Malaren and the Baltic Sea, Stockholm is a surprising city with lovely parks, grand squares and a maze of shop-lined medieval streets in Gamla Stan, the old town. Don’t miss the State Apartments in the Baroque Royal Palace, or the Vasa Museum, housing a massive 17th-century warship that sank on its maiden voyage.