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Market Square (Kauppatori) in Helsinki, Finland

There's no better way to travel the world than aboard a Norwegian Cruise Line ship. If you're interested in seeing the sights of northern Europe, you won't want to miss the opportunity to cruise with Norwegian — which consistently wins the award for Europe's top cruise line from World Travel Awards year after year. With multiple departure ports of call, you can start your cruise from your city of choice before traveling on a voyage you won't forget.

Here, we'll take a closer look at Norwegian's 2025 Northern Europe cruises, highlighting some of the most notable ports of call and helping you plan your cruise.

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Big Ben and House of Parliament, London, UK

For some people, cruising is synonymous with warm, tropical locations and white sandy beaches. But at Norwegian Cruise Line, we believe that cruising is the ultimate way to experience every region of the globe, especially those you can reach from London (Southampton), England. Southampton is a gateway to many ports across Europe, from neighboring ports in the United Kingdom to the icy waters of Scandinavia and destinations in Portugal and Spain. Starting a 2025 cruise vacation in Southampton will allow you to experience new and exciting cities across Europe.

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Norwegian Cruise to Iceland

From the scenic fjords of Norway to the charming cities of the Baltic states, Northern Europe offers many experiences that make it an ideal destination for a cruise vacation with Norwegian. With such a diverse climate and varying seasons, choosing the best time to take a Northern European cruise can feel daunting. However, deciding when to cruise to Northern Europe doesn't have to be complicated. Read on to learn more about some of the best months to sail Northern Europe on a Norwegian cruise.

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The Sailboat Meridianas in Klaipeda, Lithuania

Consider a cruise to the Baltic Sea for an incredible vacation you won't soon forget. Many Baltic cruises on Norwegian Cruise Line have a port of call in Klaipeda, Lithuania. This charming city boasts a rich history, making it a must-visit destination. To make the most of your cruise vacation, it's advisable to make a plan for your time in Klaipeda. Whether you visit before, during, or after your cruise, here are some ideas to help you get started.

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Norwegian Star near Akureyri, Iceland

Have you booked your next cruise with a port of call in Akureyri, Iceland? Lucky you! Known as the capital of North Iceland, Akureyri lies at the base of Eyjafjörður, a majestic fjord surrounded by rolling hills and stately mountains. With so many things to do, see, and experience in the port of Akureyri, you can use this guide to plan your perfect cruise vacation in this picturesque Icelandic city.

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Norwegian Jade docked in Ålesund, Norway

Are you yearning to sail beyond the usual tropical paradise cruises and experience something unique and inspiring? You're in luck. Norwegian Cruise Line offers a world of breathtaking destinations beyond The Caribbean, Mexico, and the Bahamas. Travel across the Atlantic and embark on an exciting 2024 London (Southampton) cruise that promises to enrich your senses with distinct cultures, architecture, cuisines, and landscapes.

The charming city of Southampton is not far from London, making it the ideal port of embarkation for these exciting Norwegian cruise itineraries.

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Sork Fountain, Copenhagen, Denmark

Experience the allure of Northern Europe like never before on a Norwegian Cruise Line voyage. Discover why Norwegian has consistently claimed the title of Europe's top cruise line as awarded by the World Travel Awards.

Are you looking to embark on an unforgettable European cruise vacation? Here's what you should know about our Northern Europe cruises. Check out all the 2024 Northern Europe cruise itineraries and learn more about some exciting ports you can visit.

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4 Family-Friendly Europe Cruise Destinations

Family vacations can be tricky to plan. You may wonder, "Where should we go on a cruise this year? Will the kids like it? Will there be free time to explore for the parents, with some free time away?" But a cruise vacation can easily solve the question of where to go and whether to bring the kids. Simply put, cruises are welcome vacations for every member of the family. And if you're searching for ways to combine history, culture, and fun, look no further than a family Europe cruise.

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London, England

For travelers who spent the cold-weather months falling in love with the whimsical aesthetic of Netflix’s romantic drama Bridgerton, a cruise to England will make the most charming European getaway.

To capture the spirit of Regency-era England, fans of the series would appreciate one of Norwegian Cruise Line’s Europe sailings that includes a visit to London (Tilbury).

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London Cruise from Southampton: Norwegian Cruise Line

London (Southampton) is one of the most popular embarkation/disembarkation ports for cruise ship passengers in the U.K. London and Southampton are both rich in history, culture, and entertainment, making them the perfect places to spend some time before or after your cruise. Are you looking at upcoming cruise vacations in London? Learn more about some of our top picks for things to do and places to visit in these cities as part of your Norwegian vacation.

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Eiffel Tower, France

Picture yourself at a waterfront café sipping an ice-cold glass of rosé while watching the world pass you by. Now, imagine a soft, sweet aroma wafting through the air as you stroll through lush lavender fields. Finally, envision yourself shopping until you drop at dozens of designer boutiques on one of the most famous streets in the world. You can do all this and more on a cruise to France with Norwegian Cruise Line.

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Bermuda

If you are taking a cruise from New York or Boston, there's a good chance that your destination, or at least one of your main ports of call, will be in Bermuda. Bermuda is a British territory located in the Atlantic Ocean, around 650 miles off the coast of North Carolina. This island paradise is famous for its pink sand beaches, which are formed from the smashed remnants of coral and seashells.

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