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Venice for Cruisers
Getting to or from your ship, Venice hotels for cruisers, the Marittima and San Basilio piers, and more. From Venice for Visitors.

Rome for Cruisers
Trains to and from the port, plus a 35-page Civitavecchia city and port guide. From Rome for Visitors.

Copenhagen
A guide to the city, with port information.

Europe for Cruisers is part of Europe for Visitors, a Forbes and Washington Post "Best of the Web" editorial travel-planning site that has offered unbiased advice to millions of travelers for nearly 15 years. We focus exclusively on European cruising, with in-depth ship reviews and information on ocean, river, and barge cruise lines in Europe. To explore our site, please use the links below this week's featured cruise photo:
PHOTO: A passenger on Silversea's Silver Spirit captures memories during a late-afternoon departure from Port Mahon, Menorca.
European Cruise Guide 2012 More than 50 cruise lines cater to English-speaking travelers in Europe. Our illustrated descriptions include links to the cruise lines' Web sites.
Cruise Reviews and Articles Read our in-depth reports on ocean and river cruises. Also see Tour Europe by Ship, which discusses "port-intensive" cruising as an alternative to cars, trains, and coaches.
European Barge and Canal Cruises Explore Europe's inland waterways on a hotel barge or narrowboat. The pace is slow, the atmosphere is cozy and informal, and you'll avoid crowds even during high season. Also see our article on Coastal, Canal, and River Cruises in Britain.
Venice for Cruisers If your cruising plans begin or end in Venice, Italy, read our detailed how-to advice from Venice for Visitors. Also see our "Roundtrip Cruises from Venice" article and our 35 pages of information about Rome's cruise port of Civitavecchia.
3rd inset photo © Uniworld.

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