Northern Europe from London, England

Be captivated by cliff-top walks and 2,000 years of history on cruises from Dover, England. Set against the backdrop of the White Cliffs and peering across to France on the other side of the English Channel, Dover’s setting is a sight to behold. This bustling English port is steeped in history and coastal beauty. Explore the secret tunnels beneath medieval Dover Castle and easily make your way to iconic London landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the House of Parliament.

Sail to good‑living, art‑loving Normandy on Carnival cruises to Le Havre, France. Sitting pretty on France's north coast, overlooking the English Channel, Le Havre has risen from the rubble of World War II to become one of France's most dynamic port towns. Modernist architecture, Monet artworks, delicious seafood, wild cliff‑backed beaches‑you'll find the lot on your Le Havre cruise.

Zeebrugge offers plenty of adventure choices for your Belgium visit. Nearby Brussels is a great option, with two very different areas rolled into one city that offers something for everyone. Old Brussels is a historic region that celebrates the ancient – amazing architecture, a Royal District, and majestic cathedrals that are rich in both history and beauty. New Brussels is a bit trendier locality that houses many vital institutions in the European Quarter, including the European Commission and the European Parliament. Add to your adventure at the nearby medieval town of Bruges. Visit the Rozenhoedkaai canal and enjoy the most scenic views in the city, then take in the towering Belfry, standing 270-feet tall in the city centre and part a UNESCO world heritage site.

Kick off your Carnival cruise from a city rich in history and beautiful architecture: Copenhagen. Originally a Viking village and rebuilt during the Danish Golden Age, Copenhagen is filled with beautiful architecture, scenic canals, royal castles and ancient history to behold. Glide through the city’s canals before your cruise and admire the colorful gabled houses, cobbled streets and quaint cafes of the Christianshavn neighborhood. Become captivated at the Amalienborg Palace, the official residence of the Danish royal family, the world’s oldest monarchy. If you’re a foodie, savor a host of different cuisines in the city’s popular Tivoli Gardens, known for its lush pleasure garden, historical museums and the world’s most visited seasonal theme park.

Located in north-east Germany, Warnemunde is one of the most popular resorts on the Baltic Sea. Cozy pubs, trendy shops and its sandy beach make this former fisherman's village a hot spot for tourists of all types. Make sure you don't miss the view from the famous lighthouse built in 1897

Gothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden, but comes in first when you're looking at the biggest seaports across of all the Nordic countries. Located on the west coast, at the mouth of the Göta älv river, Gothenburg features a great assortment of elegance — everything from castles to canals to stylish buildings. For a bit of city culture, visit Götaplatsen, where a bronze statue of Poseidon and its fountain sit in the central square along with the city’s museum and concert hall. Or seize the opportunity to slow things down with a short boat ride to the southern archipelago. The very small islands don’t allow cars, giving life a much gentler pace. For residents, days consist of fishing, sailing and other marine activities… but even for someone like you who's just dropping in, a visit can make you feel worlds away from city life.

Be captivated by cliff-top walks and 2,000 years of history on cruises from Dover, England. Set against the backdrop of the White Cliffs and peering across to France on the other side of the English Channel, Dover’s setting is a sight to behold. This bustling English port is steeped in history and coastal beauty. Explore the secret tunnels beneath medieval Dover Castle and easily make your way to iconic London landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the House of Parliament.