Viking Ocean Cruises Northern Europe Cruises

For all history buffs and curious world travelers, Viking Ocean Cruises to Northern Europe is an open door to exploring the charm of some of the world's greatest empires, appreciating antiquity and architecture, enjoying the sights and sounds of diversity, relishing in narratives of heroes and villains of old, and unwinding in the serenity of nature. Since nothing beats a cruise where everything from design to itinerary is well-curated to suit the interests of the guests, your cruise to Northern Europe with Viking Oceans Cruises will be anything but ordinary. Contact The Cruise Web today on 1-800-377-9383 to learn more about the region and Viking Oceans cruise itineraries to Northern Europe.

Things to Do on a Northern Europe Cruise with Viking Oceans

With Buckingham Palace, Parliament Square and Westminster Abbey in London, Hanseatic Museum, majestic mountains, fjords and glaciers in Bergen, Malbork Castle, Stutthof Concentration Camp and Amber Museum in Gdansk and a host of remote islands waiting to be explored, your Viking River Cruise to Northern Europe would be a natural progression towards the discovery of an era that defied the odds. Be inspired by small town traditions, amazed by big city architecture, engaged with local folklore and taken aback by well-organized art exhibitions that transport you right into the heart of renaissance. There's more to uncover on your Viking Ocean Cruise to Northern Europe. Check out a few excursion highlights below:

• London and St. Paul's Cathedral (London, England)
  London is a city with much to offer and much to see as tourists enjoy the popular sites like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace and Parliament Square. These landmarks are only the beginning, because the tour will also include Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and St. Paul's Cathedral, the great masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren.
   

• Bergen Walking Tour (Bergen, Norway)
  Travel back in time to the Middle Ages as you tour the town of Bergen, Norway. You'll pass many wooden warehouses where the Hanseatic League was formed in the 14th century. Find yourself at the Hanseatic Museum where you can learn about the local merchants and their business of trading stockfish and grain.
   

• Gdansk City Tour (Gdansk, Poland)
  Discover a city with one of the best restorations from World War II in Gdansk. You will get the opportunity to visit 18th century artwork in the outstanding Oliwa Cathedral. The historic landmarks continue, as you visit the monument of shipyard workers at Solidarity Square and the 15th century meeting place of the merchants at Artus Court.
   

• Historic Berlin (Warnemunde, Berlin, Germany)
  Discover the must-see town of Berlin as you drive and stop at the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag, Germany's Parliament Building. Passing Checkpoint Charlie, or the most common of the Berlin Wall's crossing points between the East and the West, you'll continue to the Neue Wache Memorial and the Red City Hall of Schoenberg.
   

• Copenhagen City and Brewery Tour (Copenhagen, Denmark)
  Enjoy Copenhagen's main attractions as you tour the magnificent Christiansborg and Amalienborg Palaces, the Nyhavn Canal and the well-known Little Mermaid statue located on the waterside of the city. After touring the city, you'll be amazed by the taste and quality of these beers at Jacobsen Brewhouse, while touring the interactive exhibits and bottle collection.
   

• The Opulent Home of Sweden's Royalty (Stockholm, Sweden)
  Inspired by the Palace of Versailles in France, Drottningholm Palace was restored in the seventeenth century with luxurious rooms and beautiful and elaborate gardens. You'll also be guided to the Drottningholm Palace Theatre, where performances are still staged after 200 years of working machinery.