WITH MSC EURIBIA NORWEGIAN FJORDS 20 SEPTEMBER

Copenhagen, home to the world's oldest monarchy, is the largest city in Scandinavia. From Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid, reflecting life's bronze face, to the Hall Square Tower and Christiansborg Palace, Copenhagen boasts a rich cultural and historical heritage. It is also an ideal vacation city for long walks. Visit the Nayhavn harbor and its breezy cafes. Then, don't forget to wander around the shopping centers. During your vacation, let Tivoli's gardens and fun bike tours accompany you.

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The small town of Hellesylt prepares one of the most delightful fruit cocktails for you in its fjords. Colorful fruit orchards, rivers nourished by glaciers, and towering granite cliffs will be enough to bring history to life for you in places once roamed by Vikings. Stop at Hellesylt's enchanting waterfall and feel the natural beauty of the small Norangsdalen valley with every breath you take.

Ålesund is renowned for its extensive and detailed architecture. The town's small towers, pointed tower tops, and other distinctive artistic structures give it the character of a city from fairy tales. The natural setting of the Geiranger Fjord creates the impression that rocks are emerging from every part of this intriguing town. Ålesund is Norway's most important fishing port. The town's fishing fleet is one of the most modern in Europe. There is a large furniture industry; some well-known household items are produced here.

Flam, a Scandinavian village, is where your childhood dreams come true. Known for its high waterfalls, majestic mountains, narrow green valleys, lakes with crystal clear waters, tranquil fjords, rocky plateaus, and forests... All these geographical elements adorn Norway's natural beauty and reveal the delightful side of this journey to vacationers. Flam is a typical Norwegian town nestled between steep slopes and the sea, with peaceful residents who will show you true hospitality. In this natural wonder of a town, with its Naeroy valley and two magnificent waterfalls, you won't notice how time flies.

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Kiel is a city in northern Germany. It is a port city located at the eastern end of the Kiel Canal, with territory on both sides of the Kiel Fjord (Kieler Förde) in the Baltic Sea. In addition to the locks of the Kiel Canal, which opened in 1895, the city has a highly developed commercial port and marina facilities. Ferries connecting the city's eastern and western shores also operate to nearby fishing villages and resorts. Shipbuilding and machinery manufacturing are the main industries.