Cruise Description

38 Night Cruise sailing from Stockholm to Dover aboard Crystal Symphony.

Immerse in the breathtaking beauty of the Nordic seas, the mystical allure of Iceland and the design of Denmark on this odyssey from Stockholm to Dover. Prepare to be enchanted by a voyage that blends nature's grandeur, historical wonders, and the thrill of exploration.

Highlights of this cruise:

Stockholm
A true capital of culture, this old-world city of modern design, fashion and New Nordic cuisine is renowned for its sense of style. Set over 14 islands firmly linked by over 50 bridges, Sweden’s enchanting capital is home to the legendary Gamla Stan, museums and more.

Helsinki
This “City of the Sea” with over 450 years of creative heritage has produced some of the world`s finest architects, and legacy of their splendid work is seen everywhere. Mother Nature has also made her mark here, as leafy parks and picturesque bays continue punctuate the promenades. A political and economic hub, this city is also a cultural center with 20 theatres, the National Opera, and fascinating museums and art galleries.

Riga
Step into the heart of Riga, a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural richness. Founded in 1201, Riga has been shaped by its time as a member of the Hanseatic League, and its strategic position at the crossroads of trade routes from the early middle ages. Today, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing a blend of Art Nouveau, Gothic, and medieval architecture, and a thriving contemporary art scene. Marvel at the towering spires of Riga Cathedral, stroll through the charming Old Town, and soak up the unique atmosphere of one of Europe's most captivating cities.

Copenhagen
Capital of the “World’s Happiest Country,” Copenhagen is known for its colorful buildings, busy canals and cozy ambience. In this charming city, you can stroll the Tivoli Gardens, visit museums or join the cycling culture by touring on two wheels.

undee
Considered Scotland’s sunniest city, Dundee is a coastal town full of history and cultural events. As the only city in the UK named City of Design by UNESCO, you can find many attractions related to the creativity of its inhabitants, such as its diverse museums, magical architecture and multiple indie shops.

Kirkwall
A place of contrasts and balance, Kirkwall offers the high points of a large Scottish city – stellar local shopping and impressive historical sites like the St. Magnus Cathedral and ruins of the Bishop’s Palace and Earl’s Palace – as well as the charms of a small village. It is a relatively quiet ferry landing town that is also an excellent example of an ancient Norse settlement, making Kirkwall itself a living museum.

Reykjavik
Formed by volcanic eruptions and settled by Norse Vikings, Iceland is an unforested land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains, glaciers and northern lights. While its preserved language remains, this is a forward-thinking, eco-friendly country and Reykjavik is its capital where 60% of the population lives. Europe’s second largest island is known for whale watching and its ancient maritime history.

Akureyri
Situated on one of the most magnificent fjords in Iceland, bounded by snow-capped mountains and gently sloping pastures, the weather here is surprisingly moderate despite being just 60 miles from the Arctic Circle. Charming and historical, here you’ll find over 2,000 species of plants in the Botanical Gardens, which thrive without the benefit of a greenhouse.

Torshavn
Tórshavn, named after the Norse god Thor and the most populous of the Faroe Islands, is one of the smallest capitals in the world. Here, classic grass turfed-roof houses and modern buildings stand side by side. This capital may be small in size but Tórshavn`s beauty lies in its abundance of mountains and valleys, culinary delights, impressive art scene and an unapologetic love for football---here, Soccer is king.

Greenock
Magnificent mountain vistas welcome you to Greenock, gateway to the bonnie banks of Loch Lomand and Scotland’s largest city, Glasgow. Known for its shipbuilding history, Glasgow today is hip and vibrant with the accolades to prove it – a 1990 European Culture Capital; a 1999 UK City of Architecture & Design, and 2014 host to the Commonwealth Games. Discover the art scene in the Merchant City district, explore the revered Kelvingrove Art Gallery and the Zaha Hadid-designed Riverside Museum.

Liverpool
Known for being the birthplace of the Beatles, the city offers many different attractions dedicated to this iconic band. Liverpool is also home to the stunningly original Anglican cathedral, considered the biggest in Britain, and of the famous dish known as “scouse,” which you can enjoy in multiple restaurants across the city.

Dover
For centuries, Dover has been a symbol of England`s royal fortitude. The port`s legendary White Cliffs have long been a welcomed landmark for seafaring travelers. The solid Dover Castle has faced invasions by Roman, French and even English troops. London`s legendary sights, including Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Parliament Square, Whitehall and the fashionable West End, lie just 80 miles from historic Dover.