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Royal
Caribbean Cruise Destinations
Baltic, Europe & Mediterranean
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Stand in awe before the works of Michelangelo in Italy or Gaudí's distinctive architecture in Spain. Wonder at delicate masterpieces in Oslo's Hadeland Glassworks. Witness the remains of ancient civilizations in Greece and Turkey. Tour Palace Square in St. Petersburg, Russia. From the fjords of Norway to the waterways of Venice to the ruins of the Mediterranean, explore the richness and beauty of Europe in a totally new way. You can also bring your adventure inland on a Europe Cruisetour - a unique combination of cruise vacation and land tour by luxury motorcoach
or train.
Click here for
Europe Cruise
Schedules
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Highlights |
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Stand
atop
the
Rock
of
Gibraltar.
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Follow
the
path
of
the
Grand
Prix
circuit
along
the
French
Riviera.
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Visit
St.
Patrick's
Cathedral,
Ireland's
largest
church.
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Stroll
through
George's
Square
in
Glasgow.
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Take
a
boat
ride
to
the
spectacular
island
of
Capri.
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Areas of
Interest |
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Great
Britain
and
Ireland
Away
from
the
bustle
and
excitement
of
London,
Great
Britain
and
Ireland
can
be
beautiful
places
to
discover
the
past.
Explore
grand
castles
and
sprawling
country
estates.
And
tour
the
countryside
with
its
charming
villages
and
natural
wonders.
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The
Mediterranean
The
Mediterranean
has
always
been
celebrated
for
its
sunlit
beauty
and
its
mouth-watering
cuisine.
You
won't
be
disappointed
by
this
beautiful
region.
Its
cities
and
towns
are
as
charming
as
its
people.
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Scandinavia
From
the
natural
beauty
of
Norway's
fjords
to
the
awe-inspiring
grace
of
Scandinavian
architecture,
you'll
discover
a
culture
and
history
like
no
other.
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What to Pack
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Days
onboard
are
casual
and
you'll
be
most
comfortable
in
sport
clothes
and
resort
wear.
Shoes
should
be
low-heeled
for
deck
activities.
Bring
a
few
swimsuits
so
you'll
always
have
a
dry
one.
You
don't
have
to
bring
towels,
as
they
are
provided.
And
don't
forget
your
camera
and
binoculars,
so
you
don't
miss
a
thing.
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For
evening
wear,
count
on
three
basic
types
of
attire:
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Casual:
Dresses
or
slacks
and
blouses
for
women,
sport
shirts
and
trousers
for
men
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Smart
Casual:
Dresses
or
pantsuits
for
women,
jackets
for
men
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Formal:
Cocktail
dresses
for
women,
suits
and
ties
or
tuxedos
for
men
(you
can
arrange
to
rent
a
tuxedo
onboard)
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Ashore,
if
you
plan
to
visit
the
museums
and
cathedrals
of
Europe,
it's
always
wise
to
dress
conservatively.
Sleeveless
tops
and
shorts
are
generally
not
allowed.
If
you
are
cruising
to
Northern
Europe,
remember
that
nights
on
deck
can
be
cool.
Bring
sweaters,
jackets
and
long
pants.
You
may
also
want
to
bring
a
raincoat,
hiking
shoes
and
a
travel
umbrella.
And
don't
forget
your
swimsuit
- it
may
be
cool
outside
but
it's
always
warm
in
our
Solarium.
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