Adventures by Disney 7-Night Magic of Northern Europe Cruise Itineraries

Add to the magic of a Disney Cruise Line vacation with the Adventures by Disney 7-Night Magic of Northern Europe Cruise. Adventure guides whisk you away to special experiences in Denmark, Estonia, Russia, Finland, and Sweden.

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Adventures by Disney 7-Night Northern Europe Cruise Trip Highlights

Visit the Restored Kadriorg Palace
Stroll through the immaculately manicured gardens of Kadriorg Palace built by Peter the Great in Tallinn, Estonia for Catherine I of Russia. Now a branch of the Art Museum of Estonia, the restored palace hosts a magnificent art collection—and still bears the Empress’ initials over the Great Hall!
Experience the Grandeur of Peterhof Palace
Experience the grandeur of 18th-century Russia on a tour of this magnificent palace, commissioned by Peter the Great. Surrounded by lush gardens and lavish fountains, Peterhof Palace has often been called “The Russian Versailles.”
Tour Hermitage Museum
Take a privately guided tour through one of the oldest museums in the world, home to a vast collection of treasured antiquities and a dazzling array of art. Enjoy this opportunity to see some of the rarest wonders ever created, with pieces from all over the globe dating back to the prehistoric era.
Temppeliaukio Church
Marvel at the acoustics of nature inside Helsinki’s Temppeliaukio Church—cut directly out of solid rock! Opened in 1969, the church uses the natural properties of the raw stone walls to create a remarkable acoustic balance that has made it one of the world’s favorite concert venues.
Stockholm
The city of Stockholm, Sweden is made up of 14 islands connected by roads and waterways. Start your day with a tour of the Royal Armory and get a glimpse of what the royals wore and transportation used by the royals. Next, head out on a walking tour of Old Town (13th century Stockholm) and see Coronation Church. After a local lunch, visit the most popular museum in Scandanavia, the Vasa Museum. The Vasa is a 17th century warship that has been salvaged. Nearby, there are 4 more museum ships to see.