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18 night north sea odyssey london (southampton) to copenhagen

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Length of cruise: 18 nights
Ship: Seven Seas Mariner (details)
Cruise line: Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Departure port: Southampton
Ports of call: Honfleur, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Aarhus, Helsingborg, Warnemunde, Gdynia, Klaipeda, Visby, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn
Return port: Copenhagen

Day Location

1
Southampton
2
Southampton
3
Honfleur
4
Antwerp
5
Rotterdam
6
Cruising The North Sea
7
Aarhus
8
Helsingborg
9
Warnemunde
10
Gdynia
11
Klaipeda
12
Visby
13
Stockholm
14
Helsinki
15
Tallinn
16
Cruising The Baltic Sea
17
Copenhagen
18
Copenhagen

St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral in Brussels, Belgium.

Cafes in Brussels, Belgium.

Rosenborg Castle is a Renaissance style castle in Copenhagen that was originally built as a country summerhouse in 1606.

Kadriorg Palace in Tallinn, Estonia.

Porvoo, outside of Helsinki, Finland.

Cycling near Delft, between The Hague and Rotterdam in the Netherlands.

The Royal Danish Playhouse (Skuespilhuset in Danish) hosts performances for the Royal Danish Theatre.

The Grand Place, or Grote Market, is the central square of Brussels, Belgium.

Monastery Gate, Tallinn, Estonia.

Uspneski Cathedral in Helsinki, Finland.

The skyline of The Hague — not the official capital but the seat of government in the Netherlands.

Tivoli Arch at the entrance to Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen.

Grand'place - Grote Market in Brussels, Belgium.

Old town Tallinn in Estonia.

The massive stairs in front of the colossal Finnish parliament house were surrounded by 60,000 flowers for one week as an installation by artist Kaisa Salmi.

The modern skyline of Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Gefion Fountain, on the waterfront in Copenhagen, features animal figurines being driven by the legendary Norse goddess, Gefjun.

View of the Jardin Botanique in Brussels, Belgium.

Helsinki Cathedral, located in the center of Helsinki, Finland. The church was originally built from 1830-1852 as a tribute to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia, the Grand Duke of Finland, before Finland achieved independence in 1917.

Moonrise near Helsinki, Finland.

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