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From Amsterdam’s gabled houses to the outdoor sculptures of Klaipeda, gain an intriguing perspective of Northern Europe while viewing a section of the historically decorated Berlin Wall. A more distant history is revealed in the 18th-century Peter and Paul Cathedral in St. Petersburg, where tsars from Peter the Great to Nicholas II rest. With more than 13,000 works of art, ceremonial items and historical objects, the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam offers a comprehensive view of Jewish history in the Netherlands. Established in 1346 east of Helsinki, Porvoo is Finland’s second-oldest town, with cobblestone streets and painted wooden buildings. The Stutthof concentration camp near Gdansk is a sobering reminder of one of the darkest periods of European history; it opened on the second day of World War II and was liberated on May 9, 1945.
The Oceania Marina delivers an unmatched onboard experience to her guests. The ideal midsized vessel creates a familiar and comfortable ambiance while offering refined amenities and luxurious accommodations. More than 90% of the staterooms feature a private balcony for passengers to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of the ocean. Six open-seating restaurants, including the gourmet Jacques and Red Ginger, live up to the fine cuisine standards for which Oceania Marina are renowned. For guests looking for enriching activities on board, the Bon Appétit Culinary Center offers cooking lessons with experienced chefs and The Studio provides courses in fine arts. Visit the Yacht Club for wine and food pairings, or relax and socialize in one of the intimate lounges throughout the ship. Discover a legendary spa experience at the Canyon Ranch SpaClub. There is something fun and fulfilling for every guest on the remarkable Oceania Marina.
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