Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

The Nordfjord is a well-known part of Norway’s western coast that provides excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation throughout the year. Near the Geirangerfjord and the Sognefjord, in the northern portion of Sogn og Fjordane County, is where you’ll find the[…]

A trip to Alesund, the “Adventure Capital of the Fjords,” will reveal why it was voted Norway’s Most Beautiful City. Alesund, a city of 45,000 people located on three islands between two azure fjords, is a major port for the[…]

Flam, a town in the heart of Norway’s fjord area, is home to some of the country’s most visited landmarks. The municipality of Aurland includes the communities of Aurland, Gudvangen, and Undredal, as well as the little picturesque village of[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

The Nordfjord is a well-known part of Norway’s western coast that provides excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation throughout the year. Near the Geirangerfjord and the Sognefjord, in the northern portion of Sogn og Fjordane County, is where you’ll find the[…]

A trip to Alesund, the “Adventure Capital of the Fjords,” will reveal why it was voted Norway’s Most Beautiful City. Alesund, a city of 45,000 people located on three islands between two azure fjords, is a major port for the[…]

Flam, a town in the heart of Norway’s fjord area, is home to some of the country’s most visited landmarks. The municipality of Aurland includes the communities of Aurland, Gudvangen, and Undredal, as well as the little picturesque village of[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

One of the most popular ways to see Norway is from the water, and the Geirangerfjord is a popular destination for cruise ships. Cruising the area known as the “jewel of the Norwegian fjords” will not leave you bored. Geirangerfjord[…]

Geiranger, which is located in the Geirangerfjorden and is the third largest cruise ship port in the country. Geiranger has one of the most beautiful settings in all of western Norway. It is home to some of the most breathtaking[…]

The historic Viking village of Hellesylt is located at the head of the Sunnylvsfjorden, a branch of the Storfjorden, from which the more famous Geirangerfjord branches nearby. Hellesylt is a little community of just over 500 people known for its[…]

Bergen is located between the longest fjord in Norway, the Sognefjord, and the lovely Hardangerfjord in the south. It is the best place in Norway to gain access to the fjords, making it one of the country’s top tourist destinations.[…]

The Norwegian city of Haugesund is snugly between the bigger metropolitan areas of Stavanger and Bergen, in the southwest of the country’s magnificent fjord coastline. Haugesund is the ideal short-stay destination due to its café culture, museums, galleries, and picturesque[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

One of the most popular ways to see Norway is from the water, and the Geirangerfjord is a popular destination for cruise ships. Cruising the area known as the “jewel of the Norwegian fjords” will not leave you bored. Geirangerfjord[…]

Geiranger, which is located in the Geirangerfjorden and is the third largest cruise ship port in the country. Geiranger has one of the most beautiful settings in all of western Norway. It is home to some of the most breathtaking[…]

The historic Viking village of Hellesylt is located at the head of the Sunnylvsfjorden, a branch of the Storfjorden, from which the more famous Geirangerfjord branches nearby. Hellesylt is a little community of just over 500 people known for its[…]

Bergen is located between the longest fjord in Norway, the Sognefjord, and the lovely Hardangerfjord in the south. It is the best place in Norway to gain access to the fjords, making it one of the country’s top tourist destinations.[…]

The Norwegian city of Haugesund is snugly between the bigger metropolitan areas of Stavanger and Bergen, in the southwest of the country’s magnificent fjord coastline. Haugesund is the ideal short-stay destination due to its café culture, museums, galleries, and picturesque[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

The capital and largest city of Iceland is Reykjavik, which may be found along the shore. As well as being a major tourist attraction, it serves as the heart of Icelandic culture and daily life. It houses the National and[…]

With a population of around 2.600 people, the port of Isafjordur is the largest of all the harbours in Iceland’s Westfjords region, and the headquarters of the Isafjardarbaer municipality, which includes the surrounding Hnifsdalur, Flateyri, Sudureyri, and ingeyri. Isafjordur is[…]

Akureyri is a lively and energetic town and important port and fishing centre is nicknamed the Capital of North Iceland. The area where Akureyri is located was settled in the 9th century but did not receive a municipal charter until[…]

A trip to Alesund, the “Adventure Capital of the Fjords,” will reveal why it was voted Norway’s Most Beautiful City. Alesund, a city of 45,000 people located on three islands between two azure fjords, is a major port for the[…]

Geiranger, which is located in the Geirangerfjorden and is the third largest cruise ship port in the country. Geiranger has one of the most beautiful settings in all of western Norway. It is home to some of the most breathtaking[…]

Geiranger, which is located in the Geirangerfjorden and is the third largest cruise ship port in the country. Geiranger has one of the most beautiful settings in all of western Norway. It is home to some of the most breathtaking[…]

Bergen is located between the longest fjord in Norway, the Sognefjord, and the lovely Hardangerfjord in the south. It is the best place in Norway to gain access to the fjords, making it one of the country’s top tourist destinations.[…]

Amsterdam is a popular vacation spot all year long, for both first-timers and people who have been there before. Because of its rich history, it is also a popular port of call for cruise ships. Passenger Terminal Amsterdam, where cruise[…]

Located in the Flanders region of northern Belgium, Bruges is the closest thing you’re likely to find in the real world to a fairytale city. Famous for its old cobbled streets, charming market squares, peaceful canals and Gothic towers, it’s[…]

There are four cruise ship terminals in Southampton, all of which are made for cruise ships. Visitors are able to stay in the city before or after embarking on their cruise by taking advantage of the cruise packages provided by[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

One of the most popular ways to see Norway is from the water, and the Geirangerfjord is a popular destination for cruise ships. Cruising the area known as the “jewel of the Norwegian fjords” will not leave you bored. Geirangerfjord[…]

The historic Viking village of Hellesylt is located at the head of the Sunnylvsfjorden, a branch of the Storfjorden, from which the more famous Geirangerfjord branches nearby. Hellesylt is a little community of just over 500 people known for its[…]

Molde is a city in Molde Municipality in More og Romsdal county, located on the north side of the vast Moldefjord. The municipality sits on the Romsdal Peninsula, which is surrounded by the Fannefjord and Moldefjord. The city is situated[…]

Flam, a town in the heart of Norway’s fjord area, is home to some of the country’s most visited landmarks. The municipality of Aurland includes the communities of Aurland, Gudvangen, and Undredal, as well as the little picturesque village of[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

Warnemunde is known as a majestic port for cruise ships, delicious Baltic Sea seafood, and a beautiful beach, all of which make for an unforgettable trip. With its tower stretching 37 meters into the air, the Warnemunde Lighthouse offers summertime[…]

Bergen is located between the longest fjord in Norway, the Sognefjord, and the lovely Hardangerfjord in the south. It is the best place in Norway to gain access to the fjords, making it one of the country’s top tourist destinations.[…]

Eidfjord is a municipality in the county of Hordaland, located at the end of Norway’s second-longest fjord, the Hardangerfjord. Eidfjord is located in the heart of a region along the RV 7 route, which connects Oslo and Bergen and passes[…]

Kristiansand is one of the largest cruise ship ports in Norway, and the port sees a significant number of cruise ship arrivals throughout the summer months. The city center, the boardwalk, the bus terminal, the ferry terminal, and the train[…]

Oslo, Norway’s capital, is located between the Oslofjord and the woodlands. Oslofjord which is actually a lake, not a fjord, is one of Europe’s most sparsely populated capital cities, despite being one of the largest in terms of population. This[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

Warnemunde is known as a majestic port for cruise ships, delicious Baltic Sea seafood, and a beautiful beach, all of which make for an unforgettable trip. With its tower stretching 37 meters into the air, the Warnemunde Lighthouse offers summertime[…]

Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany, is on both sides of the Elbe River and is fondly referred to as the “Gateway to the World” due to its historic maritime past and status as one of Europe’s most important ports.[…]

There are four cruise ship terminals in Southampton, all of which are made for cruise ships. Visitors are able to stay in the city before or after embarking on their cruise by taking advantage of the cruise packages provided by[…]

Considering it was bombarded 146 times during WW2, you might think there’d be little left to see in Le Havre – France’s second-largest port (after Marseille). The rebuilt city, with its uncompromising recourse to reinforced concrete and open spaces, is admittedly short[…]

Located in the Flanders region of northern Belgium, Bruges is the closest thing you’re likely to find in the real world to a fairytale city. Famous for its old cobbled streets, charming market squares, peaceful canals and Gothic towers, it’s[…]

Rotterdam is renowned as a cultural hub with a rich maritime history and a vibrant student community thanks to Erasmus University. It was virtually entirely rebuilt after World War II, and as a result, the city is now famous for[…]

Rotterdam is renowned as a cultural hub with a rich maritime history and a vibrant student community thanks to Erasmus University. It was virtually entirely rebuilt after World War II, and as a result, the city is now famous for[…]

Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany, is on both sides of the Elbe River and is fondly referred to as the “Gateway to the World” due to its historic maritime past and status as one of Europe’s most important ports.[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

One of the most popular ways to see Norway is from the water, and the Geirangerfjord is a popular destination for cruise ships. Cruising the area known as the “jewel of the Norwegian fjords” will not leave you bored. Geirangerfjord[…]

The historic Viking village of Hellesylt is located at the head of the Sunnylvsfjorden, a branch of the Storfjorden, from which the more famous Geirangerfjord branches nearby. Hellesylt is a little community of just over 500 people known for its[…]

Måløy, perched on Norway’s rugged northwestern coastline, stands as a beacon of maritime culture and tradition. Located on the island of Vågsøy, it is enveloped by the wild embrace of the North Sea on one side and the serene beauty[…]

Flam, a town in the heart of Norway’s fjord area, is home to some of the country’s most visited landmarks. The municipality of Aurland includes the communities of Aurland, Gudvangen, and Undredal, as well as the little picturesque village of[…]

Kiel has a rich history in the maritime industry, but these days the city is more known for its lively student population, casual atmosphere, and urban vibe. The city’s picturesque location on the Kiel Fjord, its contemporary and roomy downtown,[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]

The Nordfjord is a well-known part of Norway’s western coast that provides excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation throughout the year. Near the Geirangerfjord and the Sognefjord, in the northern portion of Sogn og Fjordane County, is where you’ll find the[…]

Bergen is located between the longest fjord in Norway, the Sognefjord, and the lovely Hardangerfjord in the south. It is the best place in Norway to gain access to the fjords, making it one of the country’s top tourist destinations.[…]

Eidfjord is a municipality in the county of Hordaland, located at the end of Norway’s second-longest fjord, the Hardangerfjord. Eidfjord is located in the heart of a region along the RV 7 route, which connects Oslo and Bergen and passes[…]

Kristiansand is one of the largest cruise ship ports in Norway, and the port sees a significant number of cruise ship arrivals throughout the summer months. The city center, the boardwalk, the bus terminal, the ferry terminal, and the train[…]

Oslo, Norway’s capital, is located between the Oslofjord and the woodlands. Oslofjord which is actually a lake, not a fjord, is one of Europe’s most sparsely populated capital cities, despite being one of the largest in terms of population. This[…]

Copenhagen is famed for more than just its beautiful waterfront; the city is also home to Stroget, a pedestrian promenade that stretches from Town Hall Square to Kongens Nytorv and is known the world over. An variety of restaurants, cafes,[…]