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Destination Austria Sail on AmaDagio to Dürnstein, a picture-perfect town on the Danube River in Austria. Famed as a wine-growing region, it's one of the most visited destinations in the Wachau region. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Ship AmaPrima The 164-passenger AmaPrima sails through Passau in Bavaria, Germany. Courtesy of AmaWaterways -
Destination Germany Sail along the Rhine River past stately castles, lush hillsides and storybook villages aboard Uniworld's S.S. Antoinette. Courtesy of Uniworld River Cruises -
Ship River Duchess The luxury boutique ship River Duchess sails along the Danube River in historic Budapest. Courtesy of Uniworld River Cruises -
Destination Canary Islands An elaborately costumed performer at the Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the Canary Islands, held each February. Photo: Javier Betancor · Courtesy of Tourist Office of Spain -
Destination Spain One of the more than 350 amazing satirical sculptures made of wood placed thoughout the neighborhoods of Valencia, Spain, during the city's biggest festival, Las Fallas. It's held every March during the Feast of St. Joseph, who was the patron saint of carpenters, after all. Photo: Cristina Candel · Courtesy of Tourist Office of Spain -
Destination Moscow Cruise the imperial waterways of Russia, from Moscow to St. Petersburg — including closeup views of the Kremlin — aboard Uniworld's ship the River Victoria. Courtesy of Uniworld River Cruises -
Ship River Tosca No, this isn't a photograph. It's a tinted lithograph created by artist David Roberts RA and lithographer Louis Haghe upon visiting the Hypostyle Hall of Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt, in 1838. They envisioned how the temple looked in ancient times. -
Ship AmaDahlia Ram statues at Karnak Temple complex at Luxor, Egypt. Photo: Daniel Csörföly -
Ship River Tosca A panorama of a frieze depicting pharaohs and other ancient figures in the precinct of Amun in Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt. See it as part of a cultural experience aboard Uniworld's River Tosca or Princess Cruises' Pacific Princess. Photo: Blalonde -
Ship River Tosca A panoramic view of the Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak Temple at Luxor, Egypt. Once roofed, it dwarfs visitors with dozens of colossal columns reaching 75 feet into the sky. Photo: Blalonde · Courtesy of Uniworld River Cruises -
Cruise line Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Europa 2 en route to an exotic destination. The ship sails to familiar ports worldwide — but also to Beirut, Jordan, Morocco and other ports in North Africa. Photo: Christian Wyrwa · Courtesy of Hapag-Lloyd Cruises -
Destination Jamaica For a memorable dinner, dine at the Caves, an upscale oceanfront gazebo in Negril, Jamaica, with a hand-crafted stone table lit by candlelight. It's owned by Island Records founder Chris Blackwell, who made Bob Marley a star. Photo: Island Outpost · Jamaica Tourist Board -
Ship Radiance of the Seas A pair of gannets at Cape Kidnappers in Hawke's Bay on the eastern coast of New Zealand's North Island. Every year thousands of visitors come to view these beautiful birds, cousins to the booby. Take a wildlife tour of the area while on a Royal Caribbean cruise. Photo: Tim Whittaker · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Grandeur of the Seas Take a jetski out for a spin when your Royal Caribbean sailing takes you to Labadee, its 260-acre private beach resort on Haiti's north coast. Photo: Michel Verdure · Courtesy of Royal Caribbean International -
Ship Queen Mary 2 Take in a show of the cosmos and experience a virtual ride into outer space in the planetarium on Queen Mary 2. Courtesy of Cunard Line -
Ship Queen Mary 2 Take in breathtaking views of the beautiful mountainsides and fjords of Norway on a sailing aboard Queen Mary 2. Courtesy of Cunard Line -
Destination Monaco A Pagan Huayra (pronounced wai-rah), an Italian sports car produced by Pagani, in a Monte Carlo showroom. Photo: Alexandre Prevot · Creative Commons BY SA -
Destination French Polynesia Visit French Polynesia in the South Pacific on a Paul Gauguin cruise. Photo: Tim McKenna · Courtesy of Paul Gauguin Cruises -
Destination Pacific/South Pacific Ocean Princess — the smallest ship in the Princess fleet along with her twin, Pacific Princess — moors off the beautiful tropical paradise of Bora Bora. Courtesy of Princess Cruises
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