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European Cruise: Ports
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On your European cruise travel vacation, you can take a trip back in time on when you visit Tivoli Garden, which was like the father of all amusement parks. You can spend an entire day here walking through its lovely garden setting enjoying its puppet shows, games of chance, amusement rides and delicious restaurants. Stockholm, Sweden is another port city that has not lost its traditional appeal either. Be sure to visit the Vasa Museum, home to the warship that sunk itself due to his heavy armament.
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With so many incredible places to go, the hardest part about planning a European cruise is deciding which type is best for you. Most itineraries last between 7 and 14 nights and visit several ports of call in a few different countries. Unless you choose an extended cruise, you'll need to focus on one region. Cruises embark and disembark from within Europe (except for transatlantic voyages).
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A ship’s size directly affects your European cruise experience. The largest ships, or “mega ships” are not able to dock in as many ports as medium-sized or smaller ships. Mega ships can carry 2500 or more passengers, and have the feel of a traveling resort. With onboard shopping malls, movie theaters and a myriad of activities, you will certainly never be without something to do. However, with so many passengers on board, you will find yourself waiting in a lot of lines, especially when disembarking at port. Cruising Europe in a large ship is generally a smoother ride than smaller ships, and the atmosphere is more casual and relaxed.
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