Explore and book MSC Cruises 11 Night Middle East Cruise on the MSC Euribia departing from Kiel, Germany on Oct 11, 2025 and ending in Marseille, France on Oct 22, 2025 Sail to Copenhagen, Denmark, Lisbon, Portugal, Barcelona, Spain, Kiel, Germany, Southampton, England, Valencia, Spain, Marseille, France

Kiel, Germany

Located on the Baltic Sea, Kiel is renowned for its sailing events and maritime landmarks. The Kiel Canal, one of the world's busiest artificial waterways, offers cruisers a unique passage experience.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Dive into Copenhagen, Denmark's vibrant capital. With its historic palaces, modern design, and canal-front charm, cruising to Copenhagen ensures cultural experiences, architectural wonders, and the heart of Danish "hygge".

Southampton, England

Southampton, UK, is a bustling port city steeped in maritime history, serving as a gateway to the scenic South of England. Renowned for its association with the Titanic and as a departure point for cruise ships, the city also offers cultural gems such as the SeaCity Museum and Southampton City Art Gallery. With its extensive shopping facilities, historic Old Town, and beautiful parks, Southampton blends modernity with rich heritage.

Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal's vibrant capital, is a city of hills, historic neighborhoods, and a stunning waterfront. Discover the rich maritime history at the Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Alfama, listen to Fado music, and savor the delicious pastéis de nata. Lisbon's dynamic atmosphere, cultural richness, and beautiful vistas make it an unforgettable destination.

Valencia, Spain

On Spain's eastern shores lies Valencia, a city where innovation meets tradition. Renowned for its City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia is also the birthplace of paella. Meander through its ancient lanes, explore futuristic structures, and indulge in Mediterranean flavors during your sojourn.

Barcelona, Spain

Visit La Sagrada Família
Experience Park Güell
Relax on La Barceloneta Beach
Explore the Gothic Quarter
Tour the Cathedral of Barcelona
Take a Walk Down Las Ramblas
Discover Delicious Treats at La Boqueria
Tour One of the Largest Museums Dedicated to Picasso
See the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar
Stop by Casa Batlló
Enjoy a Game at a Famous Soccer Stadium
Climb Mount Tibidabo
Get Lost in Parc del Laberint d’Horta
Enjoy a Performance at Palau de la Musica Catalana
Have Fun Shopping at Mercat de Santa Caterina

Marseille, France

See the City Essentials
Taste Cheeses and Wines
Get Next to an Ancient Roman Aqueduct
Enjoy a French Lunch
See the Home Town of Nostradamus
Learn About Lavender
Catch a Fishing Village
Visit a Winery
Get the Best of Two Worlds
Familiarize Yourself with a French Fort
Revitalize Yourself at a 21st Century Park

11 Night Middle East Cruise

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Iberian Peninsula

Scandinavia

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With about 10 sq. m. of public space per guest, poolside space on MSC Euribia is some of the most plentiful to be found at sea. Beautiful lighting, a giant screen and atmospheric design make the main pool area even more alluring after the sunset. 

Atmosphere Pool

Relax in one of five unique pools, including a massive 1,700㎡ main pool with ample space to unwind. Whether seeking tranquility or adventure in the waterpark, these pools offer comfort and excitement.

Euribia Pools

For the young and the young at heart, two Formula 1 virtual-reality racing cars compete head-to-head in a race that will get hearts racing.

F1 Simulators

For the first time at sea, a full-size bowling alley where you can challenge friends and family to the last pin!

Full Size Bowling Alley

This central promenade is filled with boutiques, restaurants and tranquil spots for shopping, eating and relaxing...as well as socializing. And in the evening, it comes alive with music, parties and entertainment.

Galleria Euribia

Embrace adventure on the high seas by crossing the Himalayan Bridge, suspended 195 feet above the ocean. This skywalk offers not only a thrilling experience, but also unparalleled views of the vast sea, making it a memorable part of your daily activities.

Himalayan Bridge

Engage in the new Youth Lab program MSC Foundations where innovative, sustainability-focused sessions are offered via 12 daily activities covering topics like ocean health and climate change. These interactive sessions empower youths to explore their interests while fostering creativity and awareness.

MSC Foundation

Our casinos are elegantly designed, featuring games for all types of players. You’ll be able to try your hand at Roulette or Blackjack, challenge yourself at one of our Poker tables, or choose among a variety of slot machines.

Red Gem Casino

Sportplex

MSC Euribia offers two teenagers' clubs, one for 12-14 year olds and another for 15-17 year olds. In addition, a teens-only area serves as cinema, gaming room and disco, depending on the time of day, ensuring teenagers are always entertained. 

Teens Clubs

The Coral Reef Aquapark themed decoration is one of the most exciting water parks at sea, with new Life floor pool, three twisting slides, an adventurous ‘Himalayan Bridge’ and a range of pools, features and activities for all ages.

The Coral Reef Aquapark

Sip and savor at the Atmosphere Bar North, where poolside relaxation meets a diverse menu of Signature Cocktails, beers, and refreshing beverages. Ideal for those looking to unwind and socialize in a vibrant setting.

Atmosphere Bar North

Dance away into the early hours in our chic night club. Grab yourself a drink from our extensive list of cocktails, mocktails, Spritz, Mojitos, classic cocktails, beers or ciders and feel the beat Dance the night away as skilled DJ's spin the best of today's dance and club favourites through a state-of-the-art sound system in our trendy nightclub.

Attic Club

Savor the luxury at the chic Champagne Bar, where premium champagne, fresh oysters, caviar, and select seafood are served in an upscale atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot for indulging in exquisite tastes and bubbly delights.

Champagne Bar

Discover a virtual vineyard at sea, offering a selection of 100 exclusive new- and old-world wines. Digital touch screens enhance the modern ambiance, offering an interactive yet intimate wine-tasting experience.

Helios Wine Maker

Find your favorite refreshment spot where every sip is an invitation to relax and enjoy the company of friends. With a selection ranging from traditional to signature and contemporary classic cocktails, there’s a drink to match every mood and moment.

Infinity Bar

Admire a striking 11x2m LED artwork by Julian Opie in this chic upscale bar. The vibrant display of walking figures adds a modern touch to this elegant atmosphere.

L’Atelier du Voyageur

Atmospheric and charismatic, our traditional Brittish pub is the perfect setting to drop in for a pint, Serving beer, whiskey and a range of delicious snacks in a comfortable environment, the pub is an ideal palce to kick back and have fun.

Masters of the Sea

Hit the at our spacious bar in Le Grand Casino. Get that Bond feeling order a drink from our skilled bar tenders and cast an eye over the Casino as you contemplate where lady luck will go to next. We have a wide variety of cocktails, mocktails, beer, wine and fine spirits to refresh yourself with as you take a break from play.

Red Gem Casino Bar

Meet up with friends for an or after dinner cocktail and enjoy the stunning views while you listen to live piano music With our carefully sourced drinks and fresh ingredients we are sure that you will spoilt for choice.

Sky Lounge

Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Sports Bar, where you can catch the big game, unwind with a cocktail, or simply relax. Offering a variety of beers, cocktails, and complimentary hot dogs, it's the perfect spot for sports enthusiasts and casual gatherers alike.

Sports Bar

The MSC Yacht Club Lounge offers its guests an exclusive retreat with breathtaking panoramic views. Enjoy a sophisticated selection of craft cocktails, fine wines, and gourmet snacks in this elegant space, reserved solely for MSC Yacht Club Guests.

Top Sail Lounge (Yacht Club Exclusive)

This high-tech, multi-purpose space houses a radio broadcast suite and a TV studio broadcasting live games, quizzes, talent contests and other fun content across the ship. It also serves as an atmospheric comedy club, karaoke bar and live music venue.

TV Studio and Bar

Aurora Borealis offers fresh pasta, bread, and caters to vegan and vegetarian preferences. The menu changes daily, ensuring a unique dining experience each time.

Aurora Borealis

This spacious dining venue offers Mediterranean and international specialties with décor evoking the grandeur of the Rockies. It seats 714 guests and promises a delightful culinary experience with a blend of familiar and exotic flavors.

Colorado River

Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of the Green Orchid, where olive and ivory tones blend with floral artwork to create a relaxing dining atmosphere. This venue seats 598 guests and offers a refined dining experience.

Green Orchid

This new fast-casual street food dining concept offers a selection of Latin American and Mexican-inspired dishes and drinks to be shared and enjoyed in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, open for lunch and dinner. Choose from a tantalising array of dishes from blue corn tacos and nachos, authentic beef empanadas and tasty tamales through to tortilla soup or vegetarian tacos, all to be savoured with a glass of agua fresca or our selection of Top 10 Tequilas and Mezcals!

HOLA! Tacos & Cantina

Exclusively for Grand Suite Aurea guests, this dining room boasts panoramic views of the grand promenade providing an upscale and private dining experience.

Il Campo Restaurant (Aurea Exclusive)

Guests will be able to choose from a savory selection of French-Vietnamese dishes, along with a variety of Vegetarian and Vegan options. The carefully selected wine list features both Old and New World wines and Tropical signature cocktails complement the authentic experience.

Indochine Restaurant

Indulge in the artistry of renowned French master pâtissier Chocolatier Jean-Philippe Maury at the coffee and chocolate bar boutique. Create your own chocolate bar, savor exquisite chocolates, French macaroons, and freshly roasted coffee in a setting that’s a treat for the senses.

Jean-Philippe Chocolat & Café

A gourmet ice cream parlor and French-style creperie dreamed up by award-winning master pastry chef Jean-Philippe Maury. Located in the impressive indoor promenade, it's the perfect place to enjoy a mouth-watering made-to-order crepe, with your choice of delicious sweet or savory fillings.

Jean-Philippe Crepes & Gelato

Tradition and modernity go hand in hand in this stylish sushi restaurant. This charming venue offers deliciously authentic Asian cuisine prepared on the spot with only the freshest, highest quality ingredients.

Kaito Sushi Bar

A stylish teppanyaki restaurant. Step in, choose your spot at one of four cooking stations and watch your delicious japanese dishes come to life, right before your eyes. Our expert chefs cook with flair on an open grill: a feast for the senses that sees flames and the finest sizzling ingredients coming together to form delicious dishes you'll remember forever.

Kaito Teppanyaki

Indulge in this classic French-inspired steakhouse at Le Grill, featuring exquisite dishes like Black Angus beef and Rockefeller oysters. With seating for 60 passengers, this specialty venue promises an intimate and delectable dining experience.

Le Grill

Extensive buffet with a wide array of cuisine. The Buffet is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night snacks. It's the ideal place for enjoying a great informal Meditterranian dining experience with a spectacular sea view. The extensive buffet area incldues various multifunction corners serving international dishes, ethnic cuisine, healthy options and a multitude of other tastes.

Marketplace Buffet

Exclusive to Yacht Club guests, this sundeck buffet offers freshly grilled specialties alongside homemade pasta and salads. Savor breakfast, lunch, or a light snack in a relaxed, upscale outdoor setting.

MSC Yacht Club Grill & Bar (Exclusive Access)

Exclusive to Yacht Club guests, this dining venue features rotating menus and live pasta stations, delivering a refined culinary experience. Enjoy exceptional service and elevated cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an intimate setting.

MSC Yacht Club Restaurant (Exclusive Access)

The Carousel Lounge is a technology-packed, entertainment and dining venue designed especially to meet the needs of Cirque du Soleil. This custom-built lounge can accommodate up to 450 guests, including more than 100 enjoying the full show-and-dining experience.

The Carousel Lounge

Enjoy world-class entertainment with seven different theatrical productions, providing excitement for the entire family. From live shows to engaging games and activities, this venue is packed with vibrant performances.

Delphi Theatre

Exclusive to Yacht Club guests, this private club setting where you can embrace the best of both worlds, offers both privacy and unparalleled access to the ship's extensive recreational and entertainment amenities. It's a luxury with the freedom to enjoy everything offered.

MSC Yacht Club (Exclusive Access)

Every MSC Cruise is full of fun and discovery for kids of every age, starting with all the activities organised just for them and included in your fare. With a packed program of sports, games, competitions, parties and more, your children will enjoy endless discoveries with their new friends.Children can discover a world of their own thanks to 5 dedicated clubs for ages ranging from 0 to 17 years old, where they are looked after by our trained, multilingual personnel, certified for safeguarding children.

Kids Clubs

Set sail for a day of creativity with the LEGO® Experience On Board. Your family can enjoy a full day of LEGO-themed activities, providing endless hours of building and creating for the kids while fostering family fun.

Lego Experience

The Young Club is the ultimate hangout for 12 to 14-year-olds, filled with activities that encourage discovery, participation, and friendship. From sports tournaments to hi-tech gaming, each day is a new opportunity to have fun and make lasting connections.

Young Club (12-14)

Indulge in the ultimate relaxation at the MSC Aurea Spa, a sanctuary of Balinese tranquility. Offering a variety of signature treatments, a thermal area, and beauty services, it’s your escape to rejuvenation and luxury.

MSC Aurea Spa

Equipped with state-of-the-art Technogym cardio and strength-training equipment, the MSC Euribia  gym offers a wide range of innovative fitness courses and training programs.

MSC Gym by Technogym

When MSC Euribia debuts in June 2023, she’ll offer breathtaking 7-night itineraries to the Norwegian fjords from Kiel, Germany followed by 4 and 5-night sailings from Genoa, Italy, visiting favorite cities in the Mediterranean. She is named after the ancient goddess Eurybia who harnessed the winds, weather, and constellations to master the seas. Fittingly, the vision of our newest ship is to use state-of-the-art sustainable technologies to protect and preserve our marine ecosystem. No matter where she cruises, MSC Euribia’s uniquely designed hull is a floating piece of artwork that showcases our dedication to this commitment.

Full-size Bowling Alley

The large and spacious amusement park provides a large arena where young guests can play sports and games during the daytime... then socialize, party and dance the evenings away. 

Party with friends, enjoy a nightcap or simply dance into the small hours at the stylish onboard nightclub.

Atmospheric and charismatic, our traditional British pub is the perfect setting to drop in for a pint. Serving beer, premium spirits and a wide array of beer based cocktails the pub is an ideal place to kick back and have fun. If hunger kicks in, you can also enjoy burgers, hotdogs and the traditional beer battered fish and chips made with the freshest ingredients by our talented chefs to satisfy your hunger pangs.

Meet up with friends for an aperitif or after dinner cocktail and enjoy the stunning views while you listen to live piano music. With our handpicked carefully sourced drinks and fresh ingredients we are sure that you will be spoilt for choice.

Top Sail Lounge

Hola! Tacos & Cantina

Il Campo Restaurant

French master pâtissier Chocolatier Jean-Phillipe Maury brings his award-winning touch to this coffee and chocolate bar boutique where enticingly sweet delights are created just for you in our unique open concept chocolate kitchen. As well as choosing from a variety of exquisite Chef created chocolate candies, guests can also create their very own chocolate bar right at the tablet stations. The boutique offers also a wide assortment of delectable French macaroons and fresh roasted coffee. No matter your preference, there is something for everyone.

A gourmet ice cream parlour and French-style crêperie dreamed up by award-winning master pastry chef Jean-Philippe Maury. Located in the impressive indoor promenade, it's the perfect place to enjoy a mouth watering made-to-order crêpe, with your choice of delicious sweet or savoury fillings. Treat someone you love to our unique house-made gelato or sorbet. Jean-Philippe Maury's award winning gelato is made on the premises, using only the finest quality ingredients and fresh fruit purees.

Step in, choose your spot at one of four cookings stations and watch your delicious Japanese dishes come to life, right before your eyes. Our expert chefs cook with flair on an open grill; a feast for the senses that sees flames and the finest sizzling ingredients coming together to form delicious dishes you'll remember forever.

MSC Yacht Club Grill & Bar

MSC Yacht Club Restaurant

MSC Yacht Club

Once during every cruise we hold a special entertainment event called the LEGO® Experience On Board: an entire day dedicated to fun LEGO activities for the whole family to enjoy. Thanks to this special activity your kids can spend hours building and creating whatever they want!

MSC Cruises

MSC Euribia

Combine a pleasant walk in the fresh air with an exploration of some of Barcelona's most notable sights on an outing that begin with a short coach ride from the port. You'll then set off on a guided stroll, with the first landmark being the Columbus Monument at the lower end of La Rambla avenue. The 60 m/197 ft. monument was constructed in 1888 in honour of Columbus' first voyage to the New World. You'll then continue down La Rambla en route to Barcelona's Barri Gòtic and the Neoclassical town hall at Plaça Sant Jaume. Next up are outside views of the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Eulàlia - Barcelona Cathedral - and information on this key site. Last on your walking itinerary is Plaça de Catalunya in the middle of town, just the place to indulge in a little retail therapy. At this point, you can choose whether to remain in the city and make your own way back to the ship or to join your guide on the walk back down La Rambla to board the coach for the transfer back to the port.

Get up close and personal with the streets and iconic sights of Barcelona, from the saddle of a bike. As you follow your bike leader around the city's network of cycle paths, you'll find it's a really relaxed way of exploring. Enjoy great views of the harbour and have a glimpse of Montjuic castle from below, marvel at Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, the immense Sagrada Familia, and trundle past quirky boutiques, antique shops, and tiny tapas bars in the city's Gothic Quarter. Cycle to the Museum of Art, and past the Olympic Harbour, and see the Statue of Columbus, the Arc de Triumph and Gaudí's wave-shaped Casa Mila townhouse. You'll also visit Las Ramblas, the famous boulevard buzzing with flower sellers, street artists and buskers, and there'll be time for a refuelling stop at a tapas or seafood bar along the way too.

E stands for easy-going, entertaining, and electrically assisted - three terms that also describe the nature of this half-day tour, which sets out to present the very best of Barcelona from a variety of perspectives. The first of your electrically assisted exploration aids will come in the form of an eBike, which you will pick up and then use to ride through the city and up to the cable car station at the top of Montjuïc Hill, the best vantage point for views of the city. You will also get to have an outside look at the 17th-century Montjuïc Castle before heading back down the hill by cable car to reach the seaside to taste tapas with a drink. You will then pass through Ciutadella Park and the magnificent Arc de Triomf en route to one of Antoni Gaudí's most celebrated architectural designs: the Sagrada Família. You will have some free time to explore before moving on to the elegant Passeig de Gràcia, one of Barcelona's most notable boulevards with external view of Casa Milà.

End your cruise on a high note by taking this opportunity to touch base with the fascinating city of Barcelona before you catch your flight at El Prat International Airport. You'll be able to relax on board a modern coach while the sights of Barcelona are paraded past your eyes. The route will take you past the Passeig de Gràcia boulevard, Gaudí's unfinished Sagrada Família and Plaça de Catalunya in the centre of town. Then, heading out of town, you'll reach Montjuïc Hill for a photo stop to enjoy incredible views of Barcelona. Returning to the city again, you'll then get to stretch your legs on a guided walk through the old Barri Gòtic and have some free time to spend on your own. The tour ultimately draws to a close with your transfer to El Prat International Airport.

An entertaining day of cultural sightseeing awaits you here, starting with a 1.5-hour coach ride to the historical city of Girona. You'll head for the excellently preserved Jewish quarter for an external look at the Isaac el Cec Jewish Centre, the site of 12th-century Romanesque baths, also called the Arab Baths due to their Moorish appearance. Moving on again, you'll then head for the town of Figueres, the birthplace of Salvador Dalí. Once in town, you'll first have time to get lunch on your own, after which you'll pay the fascinating Dalí Theatre and Museum a visit. The museum incorporates the building that housed the town's theatre during Dalí's childhood and is also the place where one of the young artist's first public exhibitions was staged. Apart from giving you a chance to view a huge collection of Dalí works, including 3D installations like the Rainy Taxi and the anamorphic room  the Sala Mae West  in which the face of Mae West is revealed when viewed from a certain angle, the museum is also Dalí's final resting place with the crypt located under the stage. The tour then wraps up with your return to Barcelona and your ship. Please note: this tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties or using a wheelchair.

Make a date with Barcelona to explore the beautiful cityscape, enjoy a taste of Iberian flavours and take a ride on the underground on this culture-centric outing. After meeting your guide, you'll first take a shuttle bus to reach the drop-off point in the city centre. Then you'll continue your journey by underground to take a look at the amazing Sagrada Família, masterminded by the visionary architect Antoni Gaudí and yet to be finished. You'll also have some time to spend as you please before continuing on by underground to Plaza Universidad, the perfect starting point for a stroll down the famous Las Ramblas avenue. Moving on again, you can then check out the bustling Boqueria Market on your own after a briefing by your guide. Next up is a real taste of Barcelona at Moniberic, an establishment founded to showcase delicious Iberian hams. Try three jamóns plus a drink before walking through the historical Barri Gòtic to El Born, where mouth-watering tapas await you. Finally, you'll catch a shuttle bus back to the ship.

This family-friendly tour offers half a day of seeing the best city sights, but without putting the usual strain on your feet since you will mostly be comfortably seated on a modern coach. The tour begins at Barcelona's Columbus monument, situated at one end of La Rambla Avenue. You'll then head down the equally magnificent Passeig de Gràcia boulevard before continuing your sightseeing with more attractions on the list including the Sagrada Família, Casa Milà and Casa Batlló, all designed by Antoni Gaudí: your guide will call attention to them as you pass by. After passing through the Olympic ring, splendid views of the city follow from Montjuïc hill, where a short photo stop is scheduled. You will then move on to the Port Vell district to visit Barcelona Aquarium, a huge facility that supports around 11.000 animals representing 450 species of marine wildlife. Be sure to check out the shark tunnel and tanks with rays and other large fish during your unguided visit, after which you'll still have time to do some shopping at the co-located Maremàgnum shopping mall. The tour then wraps up with your return to the ship.

Unbroken sunshine, golden sand and the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea make a perfect combination for spending half a day at the beach. After boarding your coach at the port, a brief unguided transfer will take you to a nearby beach for some quality "me time" off the ship. Whether you choose to go swimming in the azure blue of the sea or simply to chill out and watch the world go by, you are sure to have a great time. Your beach-based outing comes to a close with your return to Valencia and your ship.

Leave the port for a fascinating sightseeing tour of Valencia, a city particularly known for its large historical quarter and the Gothic architecture of its buildings. Next on the itinerary is a visit to the Oceanographic Museum, which forms part of Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences complex, in itself famed for its awe-inspiring architecture. With time to explore the fascinating museum without a guide, you can look forward to discovering the wildlife found in a broad range of specific aquatic environments, including a huge dolphinarium. There is also an incredible underwater glass tunnel that lets you feel at one with the surrounding marine ecosystem and enables unique encounters with the museum's many inhabitants, which represent around 500 different species.

While Valencia's best-known contribution to the culinary arts is perhaps the traditional paella, the city has plenty more flavours to discover, some of which are showcased on this tour. You'll first board a coach and head for Mercado Central to browse the sizeable market complex. As you leave en route to your first tapas bar, catch views of the La Lonja (old silk exchange), located opposite and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Next up, you'll move on to a second local bar to enjoy Valencian tapas and pinchos - small bread-based bites with a topping secured with a toothpick - and last on the list of Valencian flavours is a visit to a horchateria. The frothy drink called horchata looks like a milkshake, but is actually made of ground tiger nuts, water and sugar. It is served chilled and is considered a treat in the region. To round off your outing, the return route will take you past the City of Arts and Sciences complex, which also includes Europe's largest aquarium, the so-called Oceanographic.

Choosing this excursion, you will have the opportunity not only to enjoy the city of Valencia, but also to discover its surroundings and its secrets, including one of the most famous caves in the region. Leave the port and and drive north; along the way, spot the landscapes of orange trees and you will understand why this fruit is part of the history of the region. North to Valencia lies the wonderful region known as the Nature Reserve of Sierra de Espadán, the second-largest protected area in the autonomous community of Valencia. The world's longest navigable underground river, the San José, flows through this huge cave complex and is also the point of access the small boat will take into the various chambers of these spectacular caves. After the cave visit, you will then continue on to Valencia for a sightseeing tour by coach along a route that will also take you past the Torres de Serrano towers, Plaza de la Virgen as well as Valencia Cathedral. You will also have a chance to stroll around the central market square before returning to the port.

Valencia's appealing cityscape comes into sharp focus on an appealing partly coach-based, partly walking, partly boat-based tour that begins with a panoramic coach ride over the river and down Gran Vía and Calle Játiva for views of the Bull Ring and central train station. Once in the city centre, you'll leave the coach and continue on a guided walk. You'll stroll past Gothic-style houses, Valencia's central market and the old La Lonja silk exchange opposite. Next up, you'll reach the shops at Plaza Redonda, followed by Valencia Cathedral for a photo stop. After taking in Plaza de la Virgen, you'll make your way to a spot close to Torres de Serrano to rejoin your coach. Enjoy the views as you travel towards the Carmen quarter, then past Torres de Quart, other key landmarks, and the futuristic City of Arts & Sciences complex en route to the L'Albufera Lagoon, a protected nature park. A leisurely boat ride follows, after which you'll have lunch in a local restaurant before the coach returns you to the ship.

If fine porcelain and dainty figurines are your personal passion, this outing dedicates half a day to visiting both the Lladró Factory and the National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts. You'll reach the Lladró Factory after a short coach ride, then be taken on a guided tour that includes a multimedia presentation of the company's history, a chance to watch various steps in the manufacturing process and observe artisans finessing the elegant pieces for which the company is known. After leaving Lladró, you'll then get to explore the equally fabulous National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts. Housed in the 15th-century Rococo Palacio del Marqués de Dos Aguas, the museum's outstanding collection puts special emphasis on Valencian ceramics, but also includes textiles, paintings, porcelain, traditional costumes and furniture. After you've had time to explore, you'll rejoin the coach for the return ride to the ship.

First, go back in time and then time-warp straight to the future on this entertaining tour of Valencia, which begins by taking you directly to the city's lovely historical quarter for a look at some of its key buildings. Next to putting a roof over the heads of market traders selling fresh fish, meat, fruit, vegetables and produce from all over Spain, the beautiful Art Nouveau building of the Central Market - said to be one of the oldest in Europe - is also a joy to behold. And counting as a superb example of secular Gothic architecture, the façade of the old Silk Exchange, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is no less impressive. Your walk through town will then take you to see Valencia Cathedral, a predominantly Gothic-style building that was consecrated in 1238, before the coach will then speed you straight to the Modern Valencia. Here you will enjoy some free time, maybe exploring the Agua Mall or el Cortes Ingles, some of the city's most modern shopping centres.

See the best of Copenhagen on two wheels with a little help from a pedelec, an electrically powered bicycle that assists you up to 25 km/h while you pedal. The city boasts a superb network of cycle paths, making it easy to get around to all the main sights. Your route first takes you through the park of the old citadel, Kastellet, and the Rosenborg garden en route to Sortedams Lake. From there, cycle to the zoological garden, where you can enjoy a short break to look around. Then it's back to the city centre, passing the Planetarium, the famous Tivoli Amusement Park, and the Town Hall Square. Enjoy another break independently exploring Copenhagen's historic inner city ("Indre By" in Danish). Your cycling ruote then proceeds past the Round Tower and Christiansborg Palace, then on to the new Nyhavn Harbor and the Amalienborg Palace. On your way back to the ship, you'll have time for a final photo stop in front of the world-famous statue of the Little Mermaid.

What better way to discover Copenhagen than by bicycle, the city's number 1 means of transport! The excellent cycle path network invites you to explore the sights by bike  and they come thick and fast. The tour begins with a cycle through the mighty Kastellet fortifications and the Rosenborg Castle garden to Sortedams Lake. You'll continue past the Planetarium, the famous Tivoli Amusement Park, and the Town Hall Square. Then enjoy a break in the medieval Indre By ("inner city") district, exploring Copenhagen's historic centre by yourself. After your break, cycle past the Round Tower, Christiansborg Palace, the new Nyhavn Harbor and Amalienborg Palace. Finally, before returning to your vessel, you will of course pass the most famous symbol of Copenhagen: Lille Havfrue, the Little Mermaid.

Embark yourself in this lovely exploration while enjoying at your leisure three of the main sightseeing spots in Copenhagen. Leave the pier by coach and drive directly to the Little Mermaid where you will have approx. 30 minutes to admire the beauty of Denmark's most iconic landmark, followed by a short drive to Amalienborg, current residence of the Danish Royal Family with another approx. 30 minutes to explore this exclusive quarter. To top off this experience, you will reach Nyhavn, a beautiful picturesque canal district filled with history and a wide variety of cafés, bars, and restaurants. Enjoy some more 30 minutes' strolling this area, an absolute favorite of both tourists and locals. Next, you may opt to return to the pier or to stay in town on your own, taking the shuttle service for a later return to the port; a stop is located only 7 minutes walk from Nyhavn. This canal district is situated at the heart of Copenhagen from where you can reach within 5 minutes' walk Strøget, the longest pedestrian shopping street in Europe, crossing the entire city center and leading you all the way to other main spots of the city such as the Nørreport quarter and the City Town Hall Square.

This short, but informative city tour starts with a drive to one of Copenhagen's symbols, the statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid. It was commissioned in honour of the fairytale by the founder of a Danish beer brand in 1909. Although only small in stature, the mermaid is beautifully sculpted and well worth a snapshot or two. Copenhagen's stunning waterfront and the canal district in Nyhavn comes next, home to a plethora of fashionable cafés, bars, and restaurants. Next to the harbour's many historical ships, the quarter is also known for its brightly coloured 17th- and early 18th-century buildings. Enjoy a guided walk through this lively quarter before boarding the coach again and continue your sightseeing tour of the city passing by the Christiansborg Palace, the Old Stock Exchange, Tivoli Gardens and the City Hall Square where a photo stop is scheduled. Located at the southwestern end of the pedestrian street Strøget, it is one of the large squares of the city flanked by notable buildings including the City Hall, the Politikens Hus - the headquarters of the national daily newspapers Politiken - and Industriens Hus, the headquarters of the Confederation of Danish Industry. After taking a look around the square and taking some photographs of the many sculptures, board the coach again and pass by Nørreport Station and Rosenborg Castle en route to Amalienborg Palace. A final stop outside the Royal Family's winter residence concludes your tour.

This eco-adventure begins with a visit to an urban rooftop gym in the newly developed Nordhavn area, before moving to Saint Kjled's Square for an introduction to Copenhagen's Climate-Resilient Neighbourhood, a beacon for how Denmark creates the climate-change-adapted urban spaces of the future. Next up is a guided visit to ØsterGRO, the first rooftop farm in Denmark, established in 2014 on top of an old car-auction house in the heart of the Climate-Resilient Neighbourhood. The farm covers 600 m² with fields of organic vegetables, herbs and edible flowers, a greenhouse, a henhouse and 3 beehives, selling its produce to 40 members who each pay for a share of the harvest. Your tour continues to The Wave - an urban hangout at the former industrial harbour, where you can enjoy a guided walk along the capital's waterfront, all the way to the sustainable Royal Playhouse with its new drainage system. Finally, enjoy some free time around the Nyhavn area before your transfer back to the pier.

Discover Copenhagen and the neighbouring town of Dragør on this enjoyable sightseeing tour, which begins with the main attractions of lovely Copenhagen, the Danish capital, with a first stop at the Little Mermaid, Copenhagen's most iconic landmark. Other places of interest include the stock exchange building and the vibrant canal-side Nyhavn district. After leaving the city, a coach will then take you on an approx. 30-minute drive to Dragør, giving you a chance to get a look at the bridge that connects Denmark with Sweden. Known for its many preserved historical buildings, the old part of Dragør town forms a labyrinth of picturesque alleyways, cobbled streets and traditional brightly painted Danish houses. A drink and a delicious Danish pastry round off your trip to this charming old seafaring town.

The elegant city of Bath with its stately, honey-coloured Georgian architecture and which nestles amid quintessentially English rolling countryside, features among England's most beautiful places to visit. The Romans transformed Bath into England's first spa resort and it was revived as a chic spa town in the XVIII century. After leaving Southampton, a 2-hour scenic coach drive will take you to Bath where you will have a short panoramic drive and a brief orientation walk to admire the charming Pulteney Bridge, built 1769-74, the only bridge in England with shops on both sides and which features three arches and a central Venetian window. Your guide will point out key sights and provide an historic overview during the sightseeing tour. Then plenty of time will be yours to spend in the town. Do not miss the sweeping Royal Crescent, perhaps one of the most beautiful streets in England, plan individual visits or have lunch in the many restaurants of Bath. The coach drive to Southampton ends your English day.

Take yourself off the ship for half a day, hop on an electric bike and prepare to pedal your way around the best bits of Southampton, famed as Europe's cruise capital. Following your guide from the port, you'll first cycle along the shopping promenade to reach the East and West Parks, where you'll also find the Titanic Engineers' Memorial. Pedalling on, the route then takes you past the City Art Gallery and out of town to Southampton Commons, the largest park in the area with extensive meadows, natural lakes, and diverse fauna. After passing the Highfield and Avenue Campuses of Southampton University, you'll be able to enjoy a break in one of the nearby pubs. The tour then continues through small parks close to the River Itchen, then past the Southampton Hall of Aviation and the Ocean Village Marina to the centre of the old city. Among the landmarks to be found here are Old Bargate, the old city walls and Tudor House, to name but a few. Last up, you'll return to the city for a final break before you head back to the ship. Please note: the distance covered on this biking tour totals approx. 25 km. Children who are at least 155 cm tall are welcome to take part in this tour with the parent's/guardian's written consent.

Leave the pier and prepare to immerse yourself in a day of mystery and antiquity. We are heading to the circle of Stonehenge, one of the most intriguing and ancient sites in the U.K. Situated on a vast plain, the site is truly impressive; shrouded in magic and mystery, many believe this sacred site emanates a special atmosphere. Radiocarbon dating reveals this incredible monument was built around 5.000 years ago, during the Neolithic period. The question of who built Stonehenge remains largely unanswered although many attribute the monument to the Druids. Our guide will escort us around the circle, providing explanations and enabling us to view the impressive stones close up. You can remain steeped in the spell of ancient times as we continue our historic tour and journey to the medieval town of Salisbury whose lofty Cathedral spire can be seen from many miles around. Salisbury Cathedral is one of the finest medieval churches in Britain and dates back to the XIII century. After a guided walk around the town, you will have time on your own, perhaps to visit the Cathedral or to taste some food in the many assorted eateries before returning to the port.

Get off the ship, leave the port and prepare to spend a day in one of the most iconic and important cities of the world: London, "The Big Smoke". An enjoyable 2.5-hour coach drive will take you to the British capital city where you will meet your guide. Next, you will start on an itinerary covering the main attractions and giving you the opportunity to see some of the most iconic symbols of London: the friendly "bobbies" and the red buses, only to mention a few. Take your camera ready to catch snapshots of Westminster Parliament with the landmark clock tower of Big Ben. During your sightseeing tour, you will admire most of London key attractions before having some free time for individual exploration or for independent lunch in Covent Garden area with shopping opportunities. Your day in London will conclude with a relaxed unguided coach drive to the port of Southampton.

The fortunes of the Berkshire town of Windsor have been closely linked to its castle for more than 900 years and it is to this famous stronghold - built by order of William the Conqueror in the late 11th-century - that this all-day excursion will take you. A relaxing 1.5-hour coach ride from the port will first see you reach Windsor Castle, which dominates the landscape and can already be seen from afar. Your visit will focus on two of the castle's most outstanding features: the State Apartments, still used to entertain heads of state by Queen Elizabeth II, and the late 15th-century St. George's Chapel, one of the most beautiful in the UK. Highlights at the State Apartments include painted ceilings, classic furniture, and priceless artwork, while the chapel boasts Gothic architecture and is the burial ground of no less than 10 monarchs. Following the visit, you'll move on to Windsor town, where time will be yours to go shopping or explore the quaint Georgian streets on your own before you return to the ship.

Two iconic London locations are on the itinerary of this all-day outing, which begins with a 2.5-hour coach ride up to the British capital. Your first call will be the Tower of London, a fort and palace whose earliest parts date back to 1078 and were founded by William the Conqueror. Your guide will take you through the 13th-century gateway  still guarded by Yeoman Warders in their characteristic uniforms  and relate the towers' history. At Waterloo Barracks, you'll then view the priceless Crown Jewels, which consist of 141 items of rare ceremonial regalia beset with nothing but the finest gems. During the short coach ride that follows, keep an eye out for Westminster, Whitehall, Big Ben, St. Margaret's Church and Westminster Abbey en route to Covent Garden, where free time will be yours. Not only is Covent Garden the perfect spot to have some lunch but is also one of London's prime shopping areas with everything from beauty, fashion, and traditional stalls. Time to relive freshly minted London memories then follows on the coach ride back to Southampton.

Discover Southampton's historic buildings and its links with the legendary RMS Titanic on this fascinating walking tour. The Titanic pulled away from the White Star dock in Southampton for the start of her maiden voyage on 10th April 1912. Five days later in the early hours of 15th April she sank after striking an iceberg. The disaster made headlines across the world and had a devastating effect on the people of Southampton. Of the 724 crew which lived within in the area - only 175 returned home. Your interesting walking tour commences from the pier. A leisurely stroll will take you through Queen's Park and past the luxury flats which used to be the old South Western Hotel. This hotel was the accommodation for First-Class passengers before embarking on the majestic liner. Close by are the old White Star offices where Southampton residents gathered in the hundreds, waiting day after day for news of loved ones. A walk along Oxford Street will take you past some of the drinking establishments enjoyed by the ill-fated crew including The Grapes pub, which is where filming took place for the famous "Titanic" movie. At the end of the street are the ruins of Holyrood Church where a memorial to the Titanic crew stands. As you wander past the ancient Southampton walls and through the main shopping precinct, with its eclectic mix of shops, you'll hear poignant tales of the Titanic heroes and survivors. The highlight of the tour is a visit to SeaCity Museum. This interactive Museum is filled with information and interesting memorabilia of the fateful disaster and illustrates the impact the liner has had on the city.

Situated on the banks of the old course of the River Turia and originally settled by the Romans, the beautiful Mediterranean city of Valencia is well worth a visit. The city is a clear example of a perfect combination of urbanism and engineering which have made Valencia one of the most impressive and modern cities in Europe. Your tour begins with a scenic coach trip through some of the city's many lovely avenues and squares. A guided walking tour then follows that will take you through the city centre for a chance to view and photograph the Gothic architecture of the buildings. A visit to Valencia's wonderful cathedral, the Our Lady of the Forsaken Basilica, is also included. Although predominantly built in Gothic style, the basilica also incorporates Baroque and Romanesque elements. Finally, a photo stop will be made outside the City of Arts and Science, a large museum and cinema complex that is celebrated for its futuristic architecture, before returning to the ship.