Cruise Itinerary Details

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Sailing Dates	Inside Cabin	Ocean View	Balcony	Suite
May 11-23, 2010	$1,939	$2,190	$3,083	$3,734	Select
May 23-Jun 4, 2010	$1,706	$2,004	$2,571	$3,269	Select
Jun 4-16, 2010	$1,567	$1,874	$2,664	$3,269	Select
Jun 16-28, 2010	$1,837	$2,153	Check Availability	Check Availability	Select
Jun 28-Jul 10, 2010	$1,697	$1,874	$2,460	$3,269	Select
Jul 10-22, 2010	$1,604	$1,874	$2,367	$3,455	Select
Jul 22-Aug 3, 2010	$1,558	$1,781	$2,367	$6,524	Select
Aug 3-15, 2010	$1,558	$1,827	$2,460	$3,269	Select
Aug 15-27, 2010	$1,511	$1,781	$2,274	$3,269	Select
Aug 27-Sep 8, 2010	$1,511	$1,818	$2,367	$3,455	Select
Sep 8-20, 2010	$1,595	$1,874	$2,367	$3,269	Select

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Ports of Call

Dover (London), England
In Canterbury's medieval cathedral, see where Thomas Becket met his tragic end. Tour on to London, shop in stylish Knightsbridge, hop aboard a double-decker.

Copenhagen, Denmark
Denmark's capital is sophisticated, saucy and friendly. Stroll the fairytale world of Tivoli Gardens to take in bright lights, castles that out-Disney Disney. See the city's 200- year-old Royal Palace, the lively Old Harbor—Hans Christian Andersen lived here. Salute the Little Mermaid, symbol of this light-hearted city.

Warnemunde (Berlin), Germany
Inseparable from its modern history, Berlin decidedly features it. In the former Soviet/American/British sectors are the Berlin Cathedral, Checkpoint Charlie, Unter den Linden Boulevard and the stunning Brandenburg Gate. In the Western sector, browse the lively Kurfurstendamm for snazzy clothing stores, delicate hand-painted porcelain and a snack of beer and bratwurst.

Tallinn, Estonia
Medieval walls and towers still stand tall in Tallinn's Old Town. Stroll and shop along cobblestone streets, walk up to the Baroque palace in the Upper Town, look out over the red roofs to the Baltic below, drop in at Alexander Nevsky Cathedral to find inspiration in the gleaming mosaics and icons. Crisp, gorgeous linen is a local specialty—find yours at a small store near the town hall square.

St. Petersburg, Russia
Peter the Great called St. Petersburg his "Window on Europe." For openers, there's the fabulous Hermitage Museum at the Winter Palace, with its renowned art collection from Raphael to Rembrandt, Titian to Tintoretto. Other musts are the babbling fountains of Peterhof, and the Amber Room at Catherine's Palace which words cannot touch.

Helsinki, Finland
Shaped by its bays and off-shore islands, Helsinki is one of Europe's most scenic capitals. Take an archipelago cruise, walk the esplanade shopping streets, hear a Sibelius concert, or tour across the Arctic Circle to Lapland, home of Santa Claus, reindeer and the Midnight Sun.