1 0 0 Port of Hamburg, Germany Hamburg is one of the most popular cruise ports in northern Europe. Its location and modern infrastructure make the city the perfect hub for itineraries to the Norwegian fjords, British Isles, Baltic Sea, Arctic, around western Europe or directly to New York, USA. With the opening of the new HafenCity terminal in 2024, Hamburg will have three terminals, all equipped with a shore power connection to accommodate all kinds of cruise vessels – from expedition to mega ships. www.cruisegate-hamburg.de/en Portland Port, England A destination full of history and intrigue, located in the south of England at the heart of the Jurassic Coast. The award-winning Portland Port provides cruise visitors with a warm welcome, allowing them the opportunity to explore a wide and diverse range of attractions and easy access to quintessential England. From Unesco World Heritage sites to the local area’s natural beauty, rolling green hills and picturesque historic towns and villages, a visit to Portland Port offers it all. www.portland-port.co.uk Le Havre, France Le Havre is ideally located in the heart of Normandy and is renowned as the cradle of the Impressionism art movement. The city centre is listed by Unesco for its post-World War II architecture. ‘A Summer in Le Havre’ event has been held for the past five years, showcasing open-air art and outstanding exhibitions. Le Havre’s cruise facilities offer three berths and can accommodate any kind of cruise ship during transit or turnaround calls. www.lehavretourisme.com Ports of Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm is Sweden’s capital and is built on islands that are connected by 57 bridges. On arrival, cruise ships pass through the Stockholm archipelago with its 30,000 islands and islets, which is a unique experience for guests. Once in Stockholm, visitors can find everything they would wish for in a big city – including culture, shopping and fine dining. Ports of Stockholm reported a record season in 2019 in terms of ship calls, roundtrips and the number of cruise tourists. www.portsofstockholm.com | www.visitstockholm.com FEATURED PORTS & DESTINATIONS
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