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Arrive: Sat 16 July 2022 / Depart: Sat 16 July 2022
Situated on the north bank of the River Forth, just 40 minutes from Edinburgh, the Port of Rosyth is a fantastic place to begin your holiday, thanks to its close proximity to the famous sights and highlights of the Scottish capital and its convenient location for guests joining Fred. Olsen’s smaller, friendlier cruise ships from Scotland and the north of England. There is a fantastic selection of Fred. Olsen cruises from Rosyth to choose from, each featuring incredible destinations across Europe. You could cruise from Scotland to Germany or Sweden, for picturesque waterways and attraction-packed cities; sail to captivating, culture-rich capitals in Scandinavia or the Baltic; experience the uncanny tranquillity and outstanding natural beauty of Norway’s magnificent fjordland; or even uncover a few gems found closer to home, such as postcard-perfect Scottish isles. Show less Each itinerary has been expertly crafted to present you with an extensive list of rewarding experiences and unforgettable sights as Fred. Olsen brings the world closer to you. See below to view and find out more about our cruises from Rosyth.
Arrive: Tue 19 July 2022 / Depart: Tue 19 July 2022
Arrive: Wed 20 July 2022 / Depart: Wed 20 July 2022
Located in the centre of the Baltic Sea, Estonia's largest island revels in its isolation. The territory has been inhabited for over 8,000 years, but stone-walled house with their thatched roofs give this island a unique character. Amongst the numerous sights are Angla Windmill Hill; Mustjala cliff; the 17th century Bell Tower at Kihelkonna; the manor house at Loona; the ruins of Maasi Castle; and the Mihkli Fram Museum at Viki.
Arrive: Thu 21 July 2022 / Depart: Thu 21 July 2022
Tallinn, Estonia’s capital on the Baltic Sea, is unquestionably one of Europe's most magical capitals. This ancient Hanseatic city is justifiably proud of its beautiful churches, solid limestone houses and well-preserved cobbled streets. Toompea Hill, with its medieval houses and alleyways, is the oldest part, and at its foot substantial remains of the city wall can still be seen, surrounded by well-maintained parks. The medieval town hall is one of the best preserved in northern Europe, and the weathercock, Gamle Toomas, is an enduring symbol of Tallinn. The astonishing, ornate, 19th century Alexander Nevskij Cathedral was built when Estonia was part of Tsarist Russia. Kadriorg’s Castle was built by an earlier Tsar, Peter the Great, and now houses part of the Estonian Museum of Art. The “Peek into the Kitchen” tower has an exhibition of Tallinn’s military history.
Arrive: Fri 22 July 2022
Sweden’s beautiful capital owes much of its appeal to its unique location. Spread across 14 islands at the head of a vast archipelago that stretches out into the Baltic, Stockholm’s swathe of parks, gardens and canals are a joy to discover via the city’s large network of bridges. Founded over 700 years ago, the city’s harbour is the epitome of elegance and Stockholm’s history is writ large across its wide boulevards. Gamla Stan, Stockholm's charming Old Town district, is home to historic, ochre-coloured buildings and monuments. Dating back to the 13th century, the island is surrounded by water and offers beautiful waterfront views. Along its divine cobbled streets, the 13th century Storkyrkan Cathedral, the gorgeous Riddarholm Church and the Nobel Prize Museum can all be found and appreciated.Show less The choice of museums is extensive and includes the Vasa Maritime Museum, the unique Skansen Open Air Museum and of course, the ABBA Museum. The stunning Royal Palace and the Drottningholm Palace are also well worth seeing. The vibrant Norrmalm and Östermalm districts in the city centre are ideal for those looking for a more modern cultural experience. Here, an array of upmarket shops sell goods from globally-known brands, and there are trendy cafes next to the Science and Technology Museum. Stockholm’s beauty and fashion sense are legendary, and its no-fuss functional, minimalistic approach to style provides the city with an unmistakable look. Given its bountiful seas and farmland, Stockholm is a city of foodies and food trends. From açai breakfast bowls to truffle cheeseburgers, trying the cuisine is an exploration all of its own. Traditional Swedish cooking still holds its own, though: fried herring, meatballs and toast skagen remain menu classics.
Depart: Sat 23 July 2022
Sweden’s beautiful capital owes much of its appeal to its unique location. Spread across 14 islands at the head of a vast archipelago that stretches out into the Baltic, Stockholm’s swathe of parks, gardens and canals are a joy to discover via the city’s large network of bridges. Founded over 700 years ago, the city’s harbour is the epitome of elegance and Stockholm’s history is writ large across its wide boulevards. Gamla Stan, Stockholm's charming Old Town district, is home to historic, ochre-coloured buildings and monuments. Dating back to the 13th century, the island is surrounded by water and offers beautiful waterfront views. Along its divine cobbled streets, the 13th century Storkyrkan Cathedral, the gorgeous Riddarholm Church and the Nobel Prize Museum can all be found and appreciated.Show less The choice of museums is extensive and includes the Vasa Maritime Museum, the unique Skansen Open Air Museum and of course, the ABBA Museum. The stunning Royal Palace and the Drottningholm Palace are also well worth seeing. The vibrant Norrmalm and Östermalm districts in the city centre are ideal for those looking for a more modern cultural experience. Here, an array of upmarket shops sell goods from globally-known brands, and there are trendy cafes next to the Science and Technology Museum. Stockholm’s beauty and fashion sense are legendary, and its no-fuss functional, minimalistic approach to style provides the city with an unmistakable look. Given its bountiful seas and farmland, Stockholm is a city of foodies and food trends. From açai breakfast bowls to truffle cheeseburgers, trying the cuisine is an exploration all of its own. Traditional Swedish cooking still holds its own, though: fried herring, meatballs and toast skagen remain menu classics.
Arrive: Sun 24 July 2022 / Depart: Sun 24 July 2022
Located on the Swedish island of Gotland, the UNESCO World Heritage Town of Visby is one of the most remarkable in Scandinavia. Known for its incredible scenic beauty and stunning historic sites, this former Hanseatic City has to be seen to be truly appreciated. The “City of Roses and Ruins” is like a living museum, and is renowned for its well-preserved medieval wall and defensive towers. Uncovering the 12th century Gunpowder Tower, Love Gate and Långa Lisa – the wall’s tallest tower, is highly recommended. Visby’s wonderful Old Town is home to 15 of Visby’s 17 medieval churches, and the Burmeister House – the town’s oldest merchant house – St. Mary’s Cathedral, and a beautiful botanical garden can also be found within its ancient walls. The main square, Stora Torget, has cobblestone streets lined with charming cafés and restaurants.
Arrive: Mon 25 July 2022 / Depart: Mon 25 July 2022
Now triumphantly reasserting its proud Baltic heritage after the return of Latvia's independence, this ancient Hanseatic river-port is the largest city of the Baltic States and a striking showcase for the country's rich culture. At its heart lies the now masterfully restored Old Riga, with its cobbled pedestrian streets, the towers and spires of medieval churches and venerable facades of gabled 17th century German merchants' homes.
Arrive: Tue 26 July 2022 / Depart: Tue 26 July 2022
Klaip?da is a port city in Lithuania, where the Baltic Sea meets the Dan? River. The old town features German-style, 18th-century wood-framed buildings. Theater Square, the city’s main gathering spot, is home to the neoclassical Drama Theater.
Arrive: Fri 29 July 2022 / Depart: Fri 29 July 2022
Situated on the north bank of the River Forth, just 40 minutes from Edinburgh, the Port of Rosyth is a fantastic place to begin your holiday, thanks to its close proximity to the famous sights and highlights of the Scottish capital and its convenient location for guests joining Fred. Olsen’s smaller, friendlier cruise ships from Scotland and the north of England. There is a fantastic selection of Fred. Olsen cruises from Rosyth to choose from, each featuring incredible destinations across Europe. You could cruise from Scotland to Germany or Sweden, for picturesque waterways and attraction-packed cities; sail to captivating, culture-rich capitals in Scandinavia or the Baltic; experience the uncanny tranquillity and outstanding natural beauty of Norway’s magnificent fjordland; or even uncover a few gems found closer to home, such as postcard-perfect Scottish isles. Show less Each itinerary has been expertly crafted to present you with an extensive list of rewarding experiences and unforgettable sights as Fred. Olsen brings the world closer to you. See below to view and find out more about our cruises from Rosyth.
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