- Princess Cruises Destinations
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| Sunday, July 29, 2012 |
Venice, Italy |
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| Monday, July 30, 2012 |
Venice, Italy |
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08:00 AM |
| Tuesday, July 31, 2012 |
At Sea |
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| Wednesday, August 1, 2012 |
Athens (Piraeus), Greece |
09:00 AM |
06:45 PM |
| Thursday, August 2, 2012 |
Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey |
07:00 AM |
01:00 PM |
| Friday, August 3, 2012 |
Istanbul, Turkey |
08:00 AM |
06:00 PM |
| Saturday, August 4, 2012 |
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12:00 PM |
07:00 PM |
| Sunday, August 5, 2012 |
At Sea |
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| Monday, August 6, 2012 |
Naples, Italy |
07:00 AM |
07:00 PM |
| Tuesday, August 7, 2012 |
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy |
07:00 AM |
07:00 PM |
| Wednesday, August 8, 2012 |
Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Italy |
06:00 AM |
07:00 PM |
| Thursday, August 9, 2012 |
Monte Carlo, Monaco |
06:00 AM |
02:00 PM |
| Friday, August 10, 2012 |
Barcelona, Spain |
05:00 AM |
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St. Mark's Square & Basilica
A breath-taking landmark, this famous basilica is unlike any other. It's adorned with golden facade mosaics, marble and bronze statues, five domes, and spectacular city views from the bell tower.
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Doge's Palace
Perhaps the city's most famous symbol of Venice's culture, this magnificent 14th century palace was the seat of power and the palace of justice. The Bridge of Sighs was built to link it to the prison.
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Grand Canal / Rialto Bridge
Many envision the 16th century Rialto Bridge when they think of the widest of all Venice's canals. This busy water way is just lined with 170 buildings dating between the 13th to 17th centuries.
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Murano Glass Showroom
Murano Island has been the place for Venetian glassworks since 1291. You'll get to see the craft and examine some of the exquisite works for yourself as you tour one of the leading glass factories.
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Acropolis
The greatest of all archeological sites, the Acropolis dominates the Athenian landscape. Ascend 80 steps, take in the views and marvel at such glorious monuments as the Parthenon and the Erechtheum.
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The Plaka
Under the slopes of the Acropolis, Athens' oldest district features wonderful boutiques, cafes and tavernas. Stroll through its narrow streets, for foot traffic only, and enjoy a plethora of shopping choices.
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Temple of Olympian Zeus
The largest temple in antiquity was 700 years in the making. Fifteen of its majestic Corinthian columns still stand, dominating the center of Athens and paying homage to Zeus, ruler of the Olympian gods.
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Old Olympic Stadium
Built on the foundations of a 4th-century B.C. arena, this stadium hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 and was used in the 2004 Olympics.
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Ephesus
Enter the city though the Magnesia Gate entrance and walk down a marble road to the ruins of this Roman provincial capital. The major sites are the Odeum, the Celsus Library, the Temple of Hadrian, the Fountain of Trajan and the Great Theater. The theater had seating for 25,000, and is the site where St. Paul preached to the Ephesians.
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House of the Virgin Mary
The Vatican has recognized this small house in the Solmissos Mountains as the final resting place of the Virgin Mary. A small shrine dedicated to St. Mary was found when the ruins of the house were first discovered.
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Basilica of St. John
Built by the Emperor Justinian over the tomb of St. John the Apostle, the ruined Basilica once rivaled St. Sophia in size. A number of graceful columns and colorful mosaics survive.
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Ephesus Museum
This small museum in Selcuk boasts an incredible collection of Hellenistic and Roman statues, carved reliefs and artifacts from the ruins of Ephesus.
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Hagia Sofia
This magnificent model of Byzantine architecture boasts a huge dome, and an interior adorned with marble and pillars from Ephesus.
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Topkapi Palace
Once the treasure-filled residence of the Ottoman sultans for nearly 400 years, this popular attraction is home to the famed Topkapi diamond, and exhibits of gold, jade and fine Oriental porcelain.
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Blue Mosque
One of the city's most enduring landmarks, this 17th-century mosque is renowned for its domes and minarets. Its interior is dotted with 20,000 delicate blue Iznik tiles in 33 shades.
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Grand Bazaar & Carpet Demonstration
The largest covered market in the world, the Grand Bazaar is an intriguing maze of 65 winding streets replete with 4,000 shops, cafes and restaurants. Prior to your visit enjoy a carpet demonstration where you can observe the different stages of the capet making process.
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Delos Archeological Site
Despite its small size, Delos, the birthplace of Artemis and Apollo, is one of the main archeological sites in Greece. These sacred grounds reveal temples and sanctuaries within their marble ruins.
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Town of Mykonos (Hora)
Situated under the Byzantine Monastery of St. John, charming, whitewashed homes and blue-domed churches are built into the hillside, and narrow, windy streets reveal shops and tavernas at every turn.
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Little Venice & Windmills
Photographed by millions of visitors, these houses are built into the sea and offer a sweeping view of the Aegean. The island's famous windmills occupy the high ground.
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Paraportiani Church
The name of the island's most famous church also gives its location: outside the city walls. Paraportiani is considered a prime example of Cycladic architecture.
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Pompeii
Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and completely buried the city of Pompeii. Today it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with fascinating ruins that hint of a once-thriving city.
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Sorrento
This picturesque town sits on the cliffs overlooking the Bay of Naples and boasts stunning views and seafood delicacies. It is also known for its Limoncello, a tangy lemon liqueur.
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Capri
This gorgeous island destination off the Sorrento Peninsula has been a getaway for the rich and famous since Roman times. The city of Capri comprises the eastside and Anacapri lies to the west.
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Amalfi Coast
The Amalfi coast and its namesake town offer miles of beautiful scenery-from the fragrant lemon groves dotting the lush landscape to the dramatic cliffs that meet the sea below.
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Duomo and Baptistery
Brunelleschi engineered the innovative Gothic dome gracing the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. As for the stunning bronze doors of the Baptistery, Michelangelo dubbed them "the Gates of Paradise."
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Accademia (Academy of Fine Arts)
Michelangelo's David is on display at the Academy of Fine Arts - the Accademia.
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Field of Miracles & Leaning Tower of Pisa
Pisa's Campo dei Miracoli is home to the Duomo, Baptistery, Campo Santo, and the famous Leaning Tower which took over 177 years to build and has been leaning since construction began in 1173.
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Ponte Vecchio & Piazza Della Signoria
Florence's most famous bridge looks as though it should have medieval blacksmiths instead of modern shops. In Piazza della Signoria you'll find a copy of the statue of David, and sculptures by Cellini
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St. Peter's Square and Basilica
St. Peter's Square is a bustling piazza where the masses receive the Pope's weekly blessings. This ornate square frames the entrance to St. Peter's Basilica, where St. Peter was martyred and buried.
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Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
Rich in religious and cultural significance, The Vatican Museums house one of the most impressive collections of art in the world, including the Sistine Chapel, home to Michelangelo's masterpieces.
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Colosseum
The grandest of Rome's monuments, the Colosseum was used by Emperors to entertain the public with spectacular games. Built in 1st century AD, the amphitheater is an architectural and engineering wonder.
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Trevi Fountain
The largest and most famous Baroque fountain in Rome, legend has it that if you turn your back and toss a coin into its aquamarine waters, you are guaranteed to return to the Eternal City.
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Saint Nicholas Cathedral
Saint Nicholas Cathedral is built on the site of a 13th-century church and the last resting place of Princess Grace. Located in the heart of the old city, it was consecrated in 1875.
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Royal Palace
Monaco is the world's second smallest country, and the Royal Palace is the jewel in the crown. Monaco is home to the glamorous Grimaldi family, who have opened the doors to their ornate royal palace.
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Old Monaco
Twisting lanes and vaulted passageways make up this quaint section which dates back to the 14th century. Walking the narrow lanes is like being transported back in time and yet modern life abounds.
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Monte Carlo Casino
The extravagant Monte Carlo Casino is one of the most breath-taking attractions in Monaco. Featured in many James Bond movies, notably Casino Royale, it is also on the route of the thrilling Monaco Grand Prix.
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Barri Gothic
Featuring labyrintine streets and the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia, the Gothic Quarter is the center of the old city of Barcelona. Some buildings date back to medieval times and the remains of a Roman wall are visible.
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La Sagrada Familia
The Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's most idiosyncratic and flamboyant church, is regarded as architect Antoni Gaudi's masterpiece and has been under construction since 1882. It features breath-taking spires and awe-inspiring stained glass windows.
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Montjuic / Olympic Stadium
This stadium hosted the opening ceremonies for the 1992 Olympic Games
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Las RamblasBarcelona's famed shopping district is alive and colorful with flower stalls and cafés. Stroll the old medieval quarter of Barri Gothic.
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