Norwegian Cruise Line Northern Europe Cruises

History, nightlife, and natural beauty: Northern Europe cruises with Norwegian Cruise Line offer something for every type of traveler. Experience the lights, rides, and atmosphere of the Tivoli Gardens while in Copenhagen, or immerse yourself in the culture of Berlin, where you can visit war memorials, castles, and more. Let loose in Helsinki, where the only thing better than the nightlife is the people you’ll meet during a night out. Or, broaden your culinary horizons and feast on the tasty cuisine of Tallinn in Estonia. You’ll never forget the wonders of the Baltics when you cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line.

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Things to Do on a Northern Europe Cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line

From the Blue Lagoon to Imperial St. Petersburg, make your Norwegian Cruise Line Northern Europe cruise a special vacation with some amazing cruise excursions. Visit the rugged Land of the Trolls in Alesund, Norway, slip into the therapeutic waters of Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, or visit the castles of Glasgow. Highlighted below are some of the most popular things to do when cruising to Northern Europe with Norwegian Cruise Line:

• Best of Stockholm (Stockholm, Sweden)
  Tour Stockholm and take in the one-of-a-kind architecture, museums and parks. Visit the Djurgarden Island, home to the Skansen Open-Air Museum and Grona Lund Tivoli amusement park. If maritime history interests you, head to the Vasa museum which is built around the 17th-century Swedish warship.
   

• Royal Capital & Tower of London (London (Dover), England)
  Sightseeing is truly special when you’re visiting a place like London. You can view the red buses, the friendly people, the religious attractions and absolutely splendid pubs. See monuments like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, St. Paul’s Cathedral and so much more during this London city tour.
   

• Hardanger Fjord (Bergen, Norway)
  Spend a day soaking in the incredible Hardanger Fjord’s wonder. You’ll see the Bergenhus Fortress, Rosenkrantz Tower and a fish market or two before getting to the Bjornefjord. The views are spectacular, the mountains are imposing and you’ll even see the Steinsdal Waterfall in this incredible Norwegian excursion.
   

• Reykjavik & The Blue Lagoon (Reykjavik, Iceland)
  In a bit of an eccentric take on the classic regional tour, you can see the lava fields of the Reykjanes Peninsula, the incredible Blue Lagoon and some of the finest views in the whole of Iceland. Let your worries slip away as you sink into the Icelandic Geothermic Spa. Visit an old and historic Viking village, and of course, visit the Pearl, one of the most incredible landmarks in the region.
   

• Dublin Highlights (Dublin, Ireland)
  Tour the history-filled capital of Ireland on a relaxing sightseeing tour. Because Dublin is such a compact city, it’s actually possibly to see and explore much of the city in a relatively short amount of time. Highlights of this guided tour include the historic universities, old-fashioned buildings, picturesque town squares and more.
   

• The City & Harbor Tour (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  Enjoy a motorcoach tour to see the best of Copenhagen, including Gefion Fountain, Amalienborg Palace, the Royal Theatre and Kongens Nytorv – a famous centrally located public square. Make sure to stop at the Little Mermaid statue, which stands as tribute to Hans Christian Andersen. You can also tour Copenhagen by boat via the city’s historic Frederiksholm and Christianshavn canals.