Celebrity Cruises Europe Cruises

Paris, Rome, London, Stockholm and Berlin – the list of cities you want to visit in Europe probably sounds similar. Europe is filled with must-see places that are high up on most everyone’s bucket lists. You can enjoy the amazing foods and sun-kissed cultures of those ports that line the Mediterranean. You can also experience the stunning natural beauty of the Norwegian Fjords or the medieval castles in Northern Europe. Celebrity Cruises invites you to see these sites while you sail on their chic and sophisticated ships, a perfect match to the old world magnificence of Europe. 

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Things to Do on an Europe Cruise with Celebrity Cruises

Europe is rife with exciting sites to see and activities in which to participate. On your next Celebrity Cruises Europe cruise, be sure to make the most of your trip by exploring each port. For example, check out the history of Copenhagen by touring their three palaces and try true Sherry in Spain. Featured below are some of our favorite things to do when cruising to Europe with Celebrity Cruises:

• Mystical Istanbul (Istanbul, Turkey)
  Your experience begins at the St. Sophia Museum, which was formerly a church constructed in 326 AD. Then you visit the Basilica Cistern, which was a structure used to supply water to a nearby palace in the 6th century. This mystical excursion ends with a visit the Spice Bazaar.
   

• The Winds of Tuscany (Florence, Italy)
  See the splendid Tuscan landscape in a truly whimsical way. This excursion is a one-hour hot air balloon tour of the region. From your view you’ll see orchards, vineyards, country villages and medieval towns - and possibly even a leaning tower. The tour ends with a Prosecco toast.
   

• Panoramic Jewish Heritage (Odessa, Ukraine)
  Nicknamed the Gateway to Zion, Odessa at one time had a large Jewish population. On this excursion you’ll learn about this population and visit the Odessa Opera and Ballet Theatre, a new synagogue and Jewish Street, where you’ll find the Old Main Synagogue.
   

• Royal Copenhagen (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  Rosenborg Castle was built between 1606 and 1617; you’ll tour the site, seeing the crown jewels and fine art collected by Danish kings and queens. You’ll then visit Christiansborg Castle, where the Danish Parliament meets. Your last visit is to Amalienborg Palace, where the Danish Royals currently reside.
   

• Cadiz, Jerez and Tradicion Cellars with Tapas (Seville, Spain)
  You‘ll first get an overview of Cadiz on a drive through the city on your way to Jerez. In Jerez you’ll see Tradicion Cellars, which catalogs all the Sherry that’s 20 years or older. Here you’ll learn the process of creating Sherry before tasting the wine.
   

• Discover the Treasures of New Acropolis (Athens, Greece)
  This excursion is a guided tour of the New Acropolis Museum which has a multitude of artifacts and exhibits that describe what life was like in ancient Greece. On your way to the museum you’ll pass by some of Athen’s most cherished sites, like Hadrian’s Arch and the National Library.