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Cruises
ABOVE: The captain of
Emerald Star aligns his ship with a
quay in Bernkastel-Kues, Germany.
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 more than two decades.
Plan your cruise in Europe:
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.
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.
If your cruise begins or ends in Venice, Italy, read
our Venice for Visitors port information. Also see "Roundtrip
Cruises from Venice," our 35 pages about Rome's cruise port of
Civitavecchia, and our guide to
Paris River Cruise
Ports.
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