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MS EUROPA 2

FROM KIEL TO HAMBURG

Kiel - Hamburg

Baltic Sea - between tradition and modernity

  • 14.06.26 to 26.06.26|12 days

  • MS EUROPA 2

  • EUX2612

  • Bilingual cruise
  • Halfway around the world

Kiel - Hamburg

14.06.2026 to 26.06.2026|12 days

from € 6.590

12 days Cruise p.p.

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What to expect

The highlights of this cruise

This cruise combines the impressive natural beauty of the Baltic States with vibrant, stylish cities. Discover the summery side of the most beautiful ports on the Baltic Sea.

The EUROPA 2 welcomes you on board in the harbour of Kiel on the famous fjord and sets course from here for the first Baltic metropolis: Gdansk. The former Hanseatic city boasts a long history, which can be seen in its artfully restored medieval centre or on a trip to Malbork*, one of the mightiest castles built by knights in Europe. The route continues to Klaipeda, from where you will reach the Curonian Spit*. With its sand dunes up to 60 m (197 ft) high and picturesque fishing villages, it was once a summer retreat for Thomas Mann. The capital of Estonia, Tallinn, is impressive with its magnificent Gothic city hall and the imposing Church of the Holy Spirit. Helsinki, also known as the “Paris of the north”, boasts a multifaceted old town and traditional cafes located in old fortress towers and former merchants’ houses. For guests with a head for heights, Stockholm offers a unique city tour* over the roofs of the parliament building. The EUROPA 2 takes you to Copenhagen via the southern Swedish gem of Kalmar, where you can enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the city skyline on a helicopter flight*. After a daytime passage through the impressive Kiel Canal and a final night on board, your cruise ends in Hamburg, the home port of the EUROPA 2.

* The pre- and post-cruise programmes and shore activities are not included in the cruise price and are in the planning stage. Subject to change.

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  • Gdansk is a city full of history and charm. The impressive old town with its colourful gabled houses, cobbled streets and medieval buildings is a real sight to behold. Visit the magnificent Town Hall and the majestic St. Mary’s Church. Stroll along the waterfront and enjoy the views over the Baltic Sea. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich maritime history in the European Solidarity Centre and at the "SS Soldek". museum ship.
  • Visit the famous Klaipeda Castle, an impressive landmark with a fascinating history. Walk through the charming narrow streets of the old town and admire the colourful half-timbered houses. Another highlight is the Sea Museum with its variety of interesting maritime exhibits. Immerse yourself in the city’s past and discover its unique mix of Baltic and German culture. Enjoy the maritime atmosphere and proximity to the coast. A special highlight is the Kursiu Nerija National Park, a beautiful natural landscape on the Curonian Spit, which is well worth visiting on an excursion.
  • Welcome to Tallinn, the fascinating capital of Estonia. Immerse yourself in a city with a rich history and a vibrant present-day lifestyle. The well-preserved old town with medieval buildings tells the tale of times gone by. The imposing city walls and Alexander Neysky Cathedral are impressive witnesses to the city's history. Today, Tallinn is a centre of creativity and innovation with a flourishing start-up scene and modern architecture. Enjoy the charming cafes, restaurants and boutiques and experience the unique mix of history and modernity that makes Tallinn so special.
  • Finland’s capital, Helsinki, is a fascinating city with a rich history. The famous Suomenlinna sea fortress and Helsinki Cathedral are true highlights. The historic city centre offers various architectural gems, including Senate Square and Uspenski Cathedral. The Design District appeals with its trendy boutiques and galleries. The National Museum and the Ateneum Art Museum are cultural highlights of the city. Helsinki offers a charming mix of Nordic flair, modern design and historical significance.

  • Historic Gamla Stan with its narrow streets and colourful buildings is not to be missed. The Royal Palace and the Vasa Museum, where you can see the Vasa warship that sank in the 17th century, are other highlights. The trendy districts of Sodermalm and Norrmalm appeal thanks to their hip boutiques, cafes and restaurants. The archipelago off the coast provides the ideal natural scenery for boat trips. Stockholm impresses thanks to its combination of history, culture and modern lifestyle.

  • Historic Gamla Stan with its narrow streets and colourful buildings is not to be missed. The Royal Palace and the Vasa Museum, where you can see the Vasa warship that sank in the 17th century, are other highlights. The trendy districts of Sodermalm and Norrmalm appeal thanks to their hip boutiques, cafes and restaurants. The archipelago off the coast provides the ideal natural scenery for boat trips. Stockholm impresses thanks to its combination of history, culture and modern lifestyle.

  • In Kalmar, you can visit the impressive 12th century Kalmar Castle, which played an important role in Swedish history. The city walls and the Gothic cathedral are other highlights of the city. Today, Kalmar is a modern city with a lively cultural scene and plenty of leisure opportunities, such as exploring the beautiful coastline and islands in the surrounding area.
  • The beautiful waterfront at Nyhavn with its characteristic colourful houses is a great place for a stroll. The imposing Christiansborg Palace, which houses the Danish parliament, recounts the rich history of the country. The famous Little Mermaid in the harbour is a symbol of the city. In the charming streets of Stroget, enjoy some shopping and the lively city life. Copenhagen has an appealing art and cultural scene, from impressive museums to its contemporary architecture. With its green parks and bicycle-friendly atmosphere, the city is a paradise for nature lovers and cyclists.
  • Kiel Canal is an impressive waterway connecting the North Sea to the Baltic. It was opened in 1895 and is around 98 km (61 mi.) long. The canal allows large cargo and passenger ships to avoid the dangerous journey around Scandinavia, saving time and money. Every year, more than 30,000 ships pass through the canal, making it the one of the busiest waterways in the world. The impressive locks and beautiful countryside on its banks make a journey along the canal a truly fascinating experience.
  • Hamburg, the “pearl of the north”, has a lively atmosphere and rich history. From the vibrant harbour with its majestic ships to the historic red-brick warehouse district, the city features a highly distinctive flair. The Alster, surrounded by green banks, invites you to take relaxing boat trips. The historic old town, with its charming lanes and imposing town hall, exudes a sense of tradition. Culturally, Hamburg offers a variety of museums, theatres and concert halls that inspire visitors with art and music in abundance. The famous Reeperbahn in the St. Pauli district attracts visitors with its diverse nightlife. Hamburg is a city that manages to combine tradition and modernity in a fascinating way.

Subject to change.

Extend your trip

  • Our travel concierge will be happy to put together tailor-made travel arrangements for you according to your wishes. From design hotels to luxurious beach resorts to ticket reservations for theater visits or restaurant recommendations for the most exciting cities. The Travel Concierge is available to you before your trip and of course on board.

Price special

Halfway around the world "Experience pure nature"

Combine EUX2606 - EUX2612 and profit from € 7,000 combination discount per person as well as excursion credit balance worth € 1,500 per person (applies to the PLATINUM fare). Look forward to exclusive privileges, further information can be found here.

Attractive combination discount

Extend your stay with the previous cruise EUX2611 and save € 600 per person or extend with the subsequent cruise EUX2613 and save € 900 per person (applies to PLATINUM fare).

Included Services

In your suite
  • Mini bar, refilled on a daily basis
  • Nespresso machine
  • 24-hour suite service
  • Butler service in the Penthouse, Grand Penthouse and Owner Suites
  • Personal EUROPA 2 email account
Entertainment
  • Different entertainment programme every day
  • Free use of the Internet on board - Free of charge for one hour per guest per day. For further information and conditions click
    here
Restaurants
  • Exclusive gourmet restaurants at no extra cost, with flexible mealtimes and no fixed seating plans
  • High-quality vegetarian cuisine
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner
  • Tea and coffee specialities
Families
  • Comprehensive programme of games and sports as well as arts and crafts for children from 4 years of age and for teens
  • Baby welcome package for parents with babies and small children up to 3 years of age
  • Children up to and including 11 years of age travel free in the suite of their parents or other fully paying guardians
Relaxation & Fitness
  • OCEAN SPA and fitness area covering an area of 1,000 m² (10,764 ft²)
  • Extensive range of sport classes indoors or outdoors
  • Four saunas and state-of-the-art training apparatus
See more, experience more
  • Available for free hire: bicycles (subject to official approval) and snorkelling equipment
For all cases
  • German ship and cruise management as well as a majority German-speaking service crew
  • Harbour and airport fees
  • Cancellation fee insurance (20% excess) in the PLATINUM and GOLD fares

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