Built 2002
Mediterranean
Per cabin · before taxes & fees
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5 stops
Venerate St. Nicholas's relics in this 11th-century Romanesque masterpiece drawing pilgrims worldwide. Central old town; modest dress required.
Explore Swabian-Norman castle's ramparts, dungeons, and art exhibits. Impressive fortifications near the harbor.
Wander labyrinthine alleys with laundry lines, Nonna pasta-makers, and hidden churches in the medieval heart. Authentic Apulian charm.
Stroll 15km seaside path for Adriatic views, gelato spots, and people-watching. Flat, easy waterfront walk from port.
Parthenon atop sacred rock with Parthenon views. Acropolis Museum nearby. Ancient pinnacle.
Whitewashed alleys, tavernas, and Anafiotika village. Souvlaki spots. Atmospheric stroll.
Massive Corinthian columns by Hadrian's Arch. Stadium nearby. Ruins grandeur.
Bargains, gyros, and Acropolis views. Street food heaven. Bustling bazaar.
Birthplace of Olympics; see Temple of Zeus and stadium.
Hermes statue and Olympic artifacts onsite.
Long sandy beach for swimming post-ruins.
Wine tasting with cultural estate tour.
Ancient amphitheater for gladiator battles, day trip from port via train/shuttle. Iconic Rome must-see. Book skip-the-line.
Perfectly preserved Roman temple with oculus dome. Free entry. Architectural marvel.
Michelangelo's ceiling and endless art treasures. Full-day excursion required. Spiritual pinnacle.
Baroque fountain where you toss coins for return to Rome. Crowded but magical. Toss from your cruise bucket list.
Futuristic complex with Oceanogràfic aquarium, Hemisfèric IMAX, science museum. Metro from port.
UNESCO Gothic silk exchange with spiral columns like a palm forest. Trading hall marvel.
Vibrant modernist market hall with paella ingredients, tapas; taste jamón. Near old town.
Mediterranean sands with promenades and paella restaurants; tram access. Beach time.