Highlights der Nord- und Ostseeküste 1

The seaside resort of Warnemünde, a district of the Hanseatic city of Rostock, was mentioned in a document as early as 1195. The name of the place is derived from the Warnow River, which flows into the Baltic Sea here. With its 150 m wide sandy beach, Warnemünde has the widest beach on the German Baltic Sea coast. At the same time, you can experience the flourishing life of the Baltic Sea metropolis and discover numerous sights before you get on your ship and set sail. Because Warnemünde cruises is, like Hamburg, a gateway to the world. With the AIDAmar and the AIDAdiva you can set off from here to exciting destinations: with Northern Europe cruises, for example to Scandinavia, the Baltic States or the British Isles. Transatlantic cruises also start or end here.

Before entering the port of Stockholm on a cruise through the Baltic Sea, your ship travels for several hours through the offshore archipelago. You should definitely experience this special experience on deck. The city has 14 islands that are shielded by the archipelago and countless islets from the open sea. So it is not surprising that Stockholm is also known as the “Venice of the North”. The Swedish capital is rich in sights and presents itself to visitors as a cosmopolitan and modern metropolis. Go ashore and capture the flair of the Nordic metropolis yourself.

Before entering the port of Stockholm on a cruise through the Baltic Sea, your ship travels for several hours through the offshore archipelago. You should definitely experience this special experience on deck. The city has 14 islands that are shielded by the archipelago and countless islets from the open sea. So it is not surprising that Stockholm is also known as the “Venice of the North”. The Swedish capital is rich in sights and presents itself to visitors as a cosmopolitan and modern metropolis. Go ashore and capture the flair of the Nordic metropolis yourself.

Gotland gehört nicht nur zu den größten, sondern auch zu den schönsten Inseln der Ostsee – die Naturlandschaft bietet zahlreichen Vogelarten ein Zuhause. Lassen Sie sich vom Charme unberührter Steilküsten und blühender Orchideenwiesen begeistern. Die Hansestadt Visby glänzt als Weltkulturerbe mit zahlreichen mittelalterlichen Bauten, umgeben von einer fast vollständig erhaltenen Stadtmauer. Das vielleicht berühmteste Haus Schwedens können Sie im Vergnügungspark Kneippbyn besichtigen: das Originalgebäude der Villa Kunterbunt aus den Pippi-Langstrumpf-Verfilmungen.

Wenn Sie die Schönheit Danzigs erkunden möchten, wählen Sie am besten den „Königsweg“. So heißt die touristische Route, die Sie zu den wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der alten Hansestadt führt. Entdecken Sie das Goldene Tor mit seinen allegorischen Figuren, den Artushof auf dem Langen Markt, den Neptunbrunnen mit seinen kunstvoll geschmiedeten Gittern und die Marienkirche. Kaum zu glauben: Das historische Zentrum wurde im Zweiten Weltkrieg völlig zerstört und danach Stein für Stein wiederaufgebaut. Erleben Sie ein echtes Meisterwerk der Restaurationskunst!

The Danish capital is one of the most attractive cities in Northern Europe: This is not only due to its numerous sights and the beautiful location on Øresund, but also to its urban lifestyle and the warm hospitality of its residents. This makes Denmark’s largest city a popular port on Baltic cruises. Go ashore during your cruise in Copenhagen and discover the Scandinavian metropolis, which has been named “the most liveable city in the world”, up close.

The seaside resort of Warnemünde, a district of the Hanseatic city of Rostock, was mentioned in a document as early as 1195. The name of the place is derived from the Warnow River, which flows into the Baltic Sea here. With its 150 m wide sandy beach, Warnemünde has the widest beach on the German Baltic Sea coast. At the same time, you can experience the flourishing life of the Baltic Sea metropolis and discover numerous sights before you get on your ship and set sail. Because Warnemünde cruises is, like Hamburg, a gateway to the world. With the AIDAmar and the AIDAdiva you can set off from here to exciting destinations: with Northern Europe cruises, for example to Scandinavia, the Baltic States or the British Isles. Transatlantic cruises also start or end here.

Am majestätischen Byfjord gelegen, verzaubert die charmante Hafenstadt Bergen mit einer lebendigen Fischertradition und einer gemütlichen Altstadt. Dicht gedrängt, reihen sich bunte mittelalterliche Holzhäuser aneinander und geben der Stadt ihr ganz besonderes Flair. Genießen Sie auf Ihrer Nordeuropa-Kreuzfahrt das Zusammenspiel aus Natur und der lebendigen Kultur Norwegens. Erleben Sie einen entspannten Urlaub zwischen Tradition und Moderne und freuen Sie sich auf die spektakuläre Landschaft rund um die Bergen. Nehmen Sie sich bei Ihrem Ausflug auch die Zeit in einem der vielen gemütlichen Cafés eine der vielen Fischdelikatessen des Landes zu probieren.

Imposing rocks and peaks rise up to the left and right of the fjord in Norway. At the heights of Bergen, the Hardangerfjord cuts far into the country from the European Arctic Ocean until it ends in the eastern fjord arm Eidfjord in the village of the same name, Eidfjord. Steep rock faces alternate with the deep green of the forests and fruit trees. The deep blue fjord water glistens in the rays of the sun as your ship arrives in Eidfjord on your cruise. Around the small town, which with its 900 inhabitants looks sleepy, nature is wide awake and Norway is pristine. The often unspoilt landscapes and the Norwegian hospitality make the stopover on your cruise an unforgettable experience.

Vik is a municipality in Vestland county, Norway. It is located on the southern shore of the Sognefjorden in the traditional district of Sogn. The administrative center of Vik is the village of Vikøyri. Other villages in the municipality include Feios, Fresvik, Nese, and Vangsnes.

The Danish capital is one of the most attractive cities in Northern Europe: This is not only due to its numerous sights and the beautiful location on Øresund, but also to its urban lifestyle and the warm hospitality of its residents. This makes Denmark’s largest city a popular port on Baltic cruises. Go ashore during your cruise in Copenhagen and discover the Scandinavian metropolis, which has been named “the most liveable city in the world”, up close.

The seaside resort of Warnemünde, a district of the Hanseatic city of Rostock, was mentioned in a document as early as 1195. The name of the place is derived from the Warnow River, which flows into the Baltic Sea here. With its 150 m wide sandy beach, Warnemünde has the widest beach on the German Baltic Sea coast. At the same time, you can experience the flourishing life of the Baltic Sea metropolis and discover numerous sights before you get on your ship and set sail. Because Warnemünde cruises is, like Hamburg, a gateway to the world. With the AIDAmar and the AIDAdiva you can set off from here to exciting destinations: with Northern Europe cruises, for example to Scandinavia, the Baltic States or the British Isles. Transatlantic cruises also start or end here.