Kelley & John

Amsterdam has always had strong ties to the water. Spread out over 70 islands, this cosmopolitan city boasts 60 miles of canals and 1000 bridges. As early as the 13th century, tiny ships sailed from this port into the challenging Zuider Sea. Amsterdam gained renown in the 15th century when it became a major trading center, steadily assuming commercial leadership and thus controlling the country's finances, a trend that remains to this day. Amsterdam is most famous for its narrow, gabled houses lining the canals. After a short transfer by coach to the city center, you will begin a brief city tour, passing by some of the major historic buildings including the medieval Weigh House, the Royal Palace on Dam Square and the Nieuwe Kerk or New Church, which was built in 1468.

See the highlights of the former East and West Berlin and have time to discover some of its deeper secrets by yourself. Sightseeing in the morning will include photo stops (exterior stops only) at the Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie and the Gendarmenmarkt. You will also pass by other sights such as the famous East Side Gallery (Berlin Wall), TiergartenPark and the Victory Column to give you a good overview of the city. Your guided tour ends at the famous Kurfürstendamm, where you are given time (approximately 3 hours) to discover Berlin on your own in the afternoon. Your drop off point will be your designated pick up point for the transfer to the departure train station.

Copenhagen - the capital city of the kingdom of Denmark since 1417 has a long history as the "Royal" city of Denmark, having been associated with a long line of monarchs well before its proclamation as the capital. The location of the city, at the mouth of Page 86 of 94 www.celebrity.com Last Updated: Saturday , January 29, 2011 5:36 PM (Eastern) the Baltic and astride the trade routes between continental Europe and Scandinavia, made it the obvious choice for the Danish monarchs, who once reigned over Sweden and Norway as well. Once the city had won royal favour, it attracted the barons, earls and nobility with their retinues and traces of the wealth remain for all to see, in the form of imposing palaces, mansions and churches. The tour will take you to Rosenborg Castle, built between 1606 and 1617 by King Christian IV - a prodigious instigator of building and construction work, who today is often referred to as the "builder-king". Today, the castle houses a fine collection of porcelain silverware and fine art, which have belonged to Danish monarchs through the ages, as well as the Crown Jewels and Coronation regalia. From Rosenborg Castle, you will drive through the heart of Copenhagen and see the Royal Theatre, Town Hall Square. Continue to Tivoli Gardens and Theme park - the fairy tale gardens, which opened its gates in 1843. Stroll through the park admiring the romantic lakes, pavilions, flower decorations and the vivid life of the Danes. Tivoli gardens is Denmark's oldest amusement park. Before you return to the departure point, you pass by Amalienborg Palace- the residence of the Royal Danish Family- the residence of the Royal Danish Family as well as one at the original location of the world famous statue of The Little Mermaid, the fairytale creation of Hans Christian Andersen. Inside visit: Rosenborg Castle and Tivoli Gardens

This tour consists of visits to an Organic Farming and Beer Brewing Estate named Malmgård and Porvoo Old Town. Start your tour by passing the shipyard, the colorful open-air market, the Uspenski Cathedral and see our Icebreakers docked for Page 59 of 94 www.celebrity.com Last Updated: Saturday , January 29, 2011 5:36 PM (Eastern) the summer season. Continue with an approximate 1 hour drive east towards Pernaja, and the Manor House at Malmgård. The history of Malmgård dates back to 1606. It became a manor in 1622, but the original Empire-style wooden main building was replaced with the Neo-Renaissance castle in 1882-1885. Malmgård has been owned by the same noble family since 1614. Nowadays the manor is specialized in organic farming with over 1200 acres of fields where they grow wheat, rye and barley among others. The family still lives in the manor and on arrival you will be welcomed and invited to their home for a guided tour of the estate and to learn about the organic farming. After your guided tour, lunch will be served within the manor consisting of the estates own produce of raw materials. Lunch will be followed with a visit to the Manors mini brewery, where you will get a brief introduction and chance to sample one of the ecological beers produced on site. You also have free time to browse around, and perhaps visit the manor shop located on site. Say farewell to your hosts and start your journey to the town of Porvoo. Porvoo is an old town situated at the mouth of River Porvoo. It was an important trading center as early as the middle ages. Upon arrival in Porvoo, you will stop at the Old Bridge from where you will be able to see one of the most photographed views in Finland: the Old Town of Porvoo with a decorative row of red riverside storehouses. You will then continue by foot to the Old Town where your guide will take you through this charming part of Porvoo with its idyllic little houses and narrow winding streets. You will also have time to walk around on your own and to visit the different small handicraft shops or perhaps visit the Cathedral dating back to 1418. On the return to Helsinki you will have photo stop at the Senate Square before returning to your ship.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to visit the home of the Kremlin, Moscow. Accompanied by a St. Petersburg guide, you will transfer to St. Petersburg Airport for a one-hour flight to Moscow and a full day of sightseeing. Upon arrival at the airport a local Moscow guide, who will accompany you during your time in Moscow, will meet you. During your drive to Red Square, you will see how the years of communism have affected the peoples way of life and the architecture of the city. You will tour Red Square with your guide and have an excellent view of the world famous St. Basil Cathedral with its multi-colored onion shaped domes. One of the more unknown attractions in Moscow is the metro, or underground transit system. Take a short ride on the metro and will see how the stations themselves are richly decorated with mosaics, crystal chandeliers, marble columns and walls. A quick coffee break at a local hotel will refresh you before continuing with your busy Moscow schedule. The walking tour of the Kremlin will include the Armory Chamber, which houses a collection of unique treasures of Russia, including royal crowns, jewelry and some of the priceless Faberge eggs. The tour of the Kremlin grounds and visit to one of Moscow's Cathedrals will give an illustration of what Moscow was like when it was the capital of Russia, before Peter the Great started his reforms in the Western European styles. Reboard your coach for a panoramic tour of Moscow, passing many of the city's famous landmarks. The tour will end with a delightful dinner at a prestigious city restaurant housed in an old mansion. You will be able to relax at the end of a memorable day with a shot of that Russian staple, vodka. Following dinner, you will return to the airport for your flight back to St. Petersburg and rejoin your vessel.

Stockholm, strategically built where the freshwater Lake Maelaren meets the Baltic Sea, shows herself from the most beautiful side when seen from the water. Often referred to as "the Beauty on Water", Stockholm is built upon 14 different islands and the mainland, all linked together by over 50 bridges. Water plays and important roll in every day life and boating, swimming and fishing are popular activities in this capital city where over a third of the total surface area is water. While cruising the glittering waters, pass under numerous bridges, pass many beautiful old buildings, new, modern residential areas, parklands and beaches. Experience the activity arising when going through a lock. Due to the fact that the water level of Lake Maelaren is slightly higher than that of the Baltic you will be passing through the locks connecting the waters. See the gates close behind you when leaving the Baltic, then open up towards the lake, letting the fresh water slowly flow into the lock bringing you up to the higher level and ready to enter Maelaren! Most of the main sights of the city such as the Old Town with the Royal Palace, the magnificent City Hall, the Djurgarden island with the Vasa Museum, Skansen Open Air Museum and the Tivoli "Groena Lund" will be passed during the cruise. Not only spoiled with water, parks and green areas, since 1995 Stockholm has also got her own Eco Park, the world's first National City Park.

This tour reveals the many contrasting faces of Tallinn, its differing nature and styles of life. First drive to Lower Old Town and walk to Town Hall Square with its majestic Town Hall from the 15th century. Here you will have some time for shopping. After rejoining your coach at Mere Boulevard drive to Song Festival Ground where important Estonian Song Festivals are held every five years. Driving from Song Festival Ground to Kose-Pirita district you will witness a very different type of architecture - private houses from 1950-60's, all in their neat gardens. In Pirita you will drive past the ruins of the oldest Convent in Old Livonia- St.Bridget`s Convent (coach traveling by)-and the beautiful sailing harbor (coach traveling by) where the Sailing Regatta of Moscow Olympic Games were held in 1980. The coast of the nearby Viimsi peninsula saw the arrival of its first inhabitants over two centuries, 1271-1471. Gradually mixed settlements appeared, where side-by-side with the Swedes lived Estonians and Finns. Even today you can see the old farm buildings alongside new houses which are building up rapidly. The Open Air Museum (inside visit included) displays Estonian peasant architecture from the 19th -20th centuries. Here you will also enjoy refreshments in a restaurant overlooking the picturesque seashore.

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