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26 night nautical northern europe

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Length of cruise: 26 nights
Ship: Insignia (details)
Cruise line: Oceania Cruises

Departure port: Reykjavik
Ports of call: Isafjordur, Akureyri, Seydisfjordur, Djupivogur, Torshavn, Lerwick, Rosendal, Eidfjord, Mandal, Kristiansand, Southampton, Dunkirk, Antwerp, Ijmuiden, Gothenburg, Kalundborg, Warnemunde, Ronne, Visby, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn
Return port: Copenhagen

Day Location

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Reykjavik
2
Reykjavik
3
Isafjordur
4
Akureyri
5
Seydisfjordur
6
Djupivogur
7
Torshavn
8
Lerwick
9
Rosendal
10
Eidfjord
11
Mandal
12
Kristiansand
13
Southampton
14
Dunkirk
15
Antwerp
16
Ijmuiden
17
Gothenburg
18
Kalundborg
19
Warnemunde
20
Ronne
21
Visby
22
Stockholm
23
Helsinki
24
Tallinn
25
Copenhagen
26
Copenhagen

The Royal Danish Playhouse (Skuespilhuset in Danish) hosts performances for the Royal Danish Theatre.

A spooky-spectacular aurora borealis near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.

Kadriorg Palace in Tallinn, Estonia.

Porvoo, outside of Helsinki, Finland.

Kiasma Museum in Helsinki, Finland.

Tivoli Arch at the entrance to Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen.

Svartifoss Cascade near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.

Monastery Gate, Tallinn, Estonia.

Uspneski Cathedral in Helsinki, Finland.

Stockholm City Hall ("Stadshuset") in Sweden.

Gefion Fountain, on the waterfront in Copenhagen, features animal figurines being driven by the legendary Norse goddess, Gefjun.

Viking rune near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.

Old town Tallinn in Estonia.

The massive stairs in front of the colossal Finnish parliament house were surrounded by 60,000 flowers for one week as an installation by artist Kaisa Salmi.

The "Blue Hour"along the waterfront in Stockholm, Sweden.

Rosenborg Castle is a Renaissance style castle in Copenhagen that was originally built as a country summerhouse in 1606.

Photo taken from behind Seljalandsfoss, a spectacular waterfall in Iceland.

Helsinki Cathedral, located in the center of Helsinki, Finland. The church was originally built from 1830-1852 as a tribute to Tsar Nicholas I of Russia, the Grand Duke of Finland, before Finland achieved independence in 1917.

Moonrise near Helsinki, Finland.

The church of Adolf Fredrik in Stockholm, Sweden (photo in HDR Vertorama).

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