Steps from the bright lights of Broadway and the bustle of Times Square, the Hotel Edison offers a treasurable stay in the heart of New York City's Theater District. Featuring vintage touches and an art deco aesthetic dating to the hotel's historic opening day, the hotel's accommodation options are stylish and inviting. Choose from spacious rooms with private terraces overlooking scenes of Times Square, Manhattan, and the Hudson River, or expansive suites with kitchenettes. When it comes to dining, guests have the choice between the esteemed Bond 45 Restaurant, the classic Friedmans Restaurant and the legendary Rum House Bar.
4 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
1x Double Room
Hotel
The Norwegian Gem is the perfect choice for year-round cruises from New York to the Bahamas and Florida, the Caribbean, Bermuda, the Mexican Riviera, or up the coast of Canada and New England.
With a wide variety of dining choices and Freestyle Cruising, Norwegian Gem has it all. Guests can chill out by the pool, get lucky in the casino, unwind at the spa, make the kids happy with Wii games and lots more. Accommodations range from the luxurious multi-room or romantic suites to spacious and affordable staterooms.
15 Nights
Full Board - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Lunch
All Drinks Included
1x Balcony - Category/Stateroom : BA / 9122
Cruise Ship
Spoken Languages: English
No. Cabins: 1197
Special Interests: Gourmet, Leisure, Relaxation, Shopping
From Wall Street's skyscrapers to the neon of Times Square and Central Park's leafy paths, New York City is widely regarded as the heart of the US. It pulses with vibrant energy during the day and is magical at night. From incredible art galleries and museums to some of the best restaurants and most iconic buildings in the world, the Big Apple’s vibrant cultural scene makes for an unparalleled experience for visitors. There is so much to see and do that it is impossible to cover every cultural highlight in a single trip. Visitors with limited time should head for the main attractions: the Statue of Liberty, MoMa and the Empire State Building, while those with more time can begin to explore the city’s lesser-known neighbourhoods and outlying green spaces. No matter how you choose to spend your time and no matter how high your hopes are, New York is guaranteed to exceed even the highest of expectations.
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Set on the southwestern coast of the island of São Miguel, Ponta Delgada serves as the capital of the Azores. It is one of the most beautiful towns within the archipelago, featuring unique Portuguese architecture seen in the whitewashed buildings lining the narrow cobbled alleyways. There is a wonderful array of attractions to see in this stunning island capital. Visitors can stroll along the Avenida seaside promenade and soak up the coastal views; discover Carvao Cave, the largest lava tube on the island; and view the Church of St. Sebastian and the old Portas da Cidade, city gates built in the 18th century. It serves as an excellent base from which to explore the natural wonders of the island including the hot springs at Lagoa das Furnas, and the glistening Lagoa do Fogo.
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The beautiful city of Lisbon lies draped across a string of seven hills on the western Iberian Peninsula and is the westernmost and oldest city in western Europe. Its long and tumultuous history has resulted in an aesthetic characterised by a haphazard combination of old and new; however, the aesthetic chaos of Lisbon only adds to its appeal and its undeniable charm. Bright yellow centenarian trams rattle their way up steep, tree-lined, cobbled streets; ornate ironwork balconies overrun with bougainvillaea sit above elegant outdoor cafes housed in ancient whitewashed, red-roofed stone houses; and a flurry of detailed mosaics decorate the sidewalks. Ancient statues adorn grand squares and hidden gardens. A diverse culinary scene, a plethora of fascinating museums, and numerous castles make it easy to see why Lisbon is one of Europe’s most misunderstood and underrated cities.
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The seaside city of Cadiz is one of Spain’s most ancient settlements, founded by the Phoenicians some 3000 years ago and subsequently conquered by a string of invaders, including the Romans, the Moors and the Spanish. These eclectic influences are reflected in its diverse archaeological and historical sites, which include the ruins of a 1st-century Roman theatre, the lofty and imposing Torre Tavira watchtower, and the gorgeous ‘New’ Cathedral (finished in 1838), with its dual cupola-topped towers. Modern-day Cadiz is a vibrant city known for its flamenco dancing (which originated here), the thriving live music scene and riotous annual festivals.
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Resting on the exquisite Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, Malaga is a bustling port city known for its yellow-sand beaches lined with luxury high-rise hotels and resorts. For many visitors, Malaga is simply a gateway to the beach resorts of the Costa del Sol, but those who linger will find a cosmopolitan cultural hub complete with a thriving art scene, a slew of fascinating museums and an endless array of culinary delights. Presiding over the city’s modern skyline are two enormous ancient hilltop citadels, the ruined Gibralfaro and the 11th-century Moorish palace of Alcazaba, which holds several ancient artefacts. Other must-see sights include an impressive Renaissance Cathedral, the beautiful remains of an old Roman theatre, and La Conception Botanical and Historical Garden, offering lovely panoramic views of the city below.
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The city of Palma is situated on the Spanish island of Mallorca, where it is the largest city and serves as the capital of the Balearic Islands. This resort hub is a bustling commercial and cultural centre and one of Europe’s most popular holiday destinations. While infused with modern-city glitz and glamour, it still retains much of its old charm in its historic centre - featuring beautiful architecture, narrow streets, and hidden courtyards. Don’t miss the 14th-century Castell de Bellver showcasing classical sculptures and archaeological finds, and the massive 13th-century Santa María Cathedral, which overlooks Palma’s crescent bay. Active types will delight in the numerous opportunities for hiking, snorkelling, kayaking, sailing, biking and scuba diving. Palma’s bohemian allure, rich heritage, al fresco tapas bars, and enticing cafes and restaurants attract scores of visitors each year.
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Set on Spain’s gorgeous southeastern coast, the capital and largest city of the Catalonia region, Barcelona, is an exquisite, seaside metropolis. With its dizzying array of architecture and its world-class galleries and museums, artistic delights abound at every corner (most strikingly in the astonishingly whimsical structures designed by the prolific modernist architect Antoni Gaudi). Explore the winding alleys of the picturesque Gothic Quarter, take in the boisterous carnival atmosphere of the world famous, tree-lined La Rambla boulevard, or go on a gastronomical adventure through the city's restaurants. Head to one of the gorgeous white sandy beaches and when the sun sets, join the eclectic all-night party scene. Don’t miss the opportunity to see the phenomenal Sagrada Familia, take in an opera at the sublime Palau de la Musica Catalana, and watch a game at the famous Camp Nou stadium.
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From its Mediterranean beaches and elegant palm-lined avenues to its sizzling nightlife and glittering annual film fest, Cannes is a quintessential Cote D’Azur destination - redolent of wealth, style and sophistication. Favourite activities include lounging on the golden sand beaches along the glamorous Boulevard de la Croissette, exploring the ancient alleyways of Le Suquet, the old quarter, with their luxury boutiques and gourmet stores stocking a dazzling array of delicacies, or visiting the high-tech, über-modern Palais des Festivals, which plays host to the highlight of the Cannes social calendar - the city’s world-famous film festival.
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The attractive and heritage-rich port city of Livorno lies on the west coast of Tuscany, 20 kilometres from Pisa and a 2.25-hour plane trip from London. The city is home to an extraordinary array of historic attractions, including the impressive crumbling Fortezza Vecchia, a 16th-century fort close to the waterfront offering some superb views of the port. Many visitors use Livorno as a base from which to visit the famous leaning tower of Pisa, only 35 minutes’ drive away. Nature enthusiasts and hikers should walk the Viale Italia coastal route, to see stunning views of the beaches, coves, headlands and the Tyrrhenian Sea, as well as the mighty castle at Cala del Leone. Make sure to spend a day on the canals of the Nuova Venice area, and a morning sampling the area’s freshest culinary delights at the Mercato Centrale.
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The Norwegian Gem is the perfect choice for year-round cruises from New York to the Bahamas and Florida, the Caribbean, Bermuda, the Mexican Riviera, or up the coast of Canada and New England.
With a wide variety of dining choices and Freestyle Cruising, Norwegian Gem has it all. Guests can chill out by the pool, get lucky in the casino, unwind at the spa, make the kids happy with Wii games and lots more. Accommodations range from the luxurious multi-room or romantic suites to spacious and affordable staterooms.
7 Nights
Full Board - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Lunch
1x Balcony - Category/Stateroom : BA / 9122
Cruise Ship
Spoken Languages: English
No. Cabins: 1197
Special Interests: Gourmet, Leisure, Relaxation, Shopping
The attractive and heritage-rich port city of Livorno lies on the west coast of Tuscany, 20 kilometres from Pisa and a 2.25-hour plane trip from London. The city is home to an extraordinary array of historic attractions, including the impressive crumbling Fortezza Vecchia, a 16th-century fort close to the waterfront offering some superb views of the port. Many visitors use Livorno as a base from which to visit the famous leaning tower of Pisa, only 35 minutes’ drive away. Nature enthusiasts and hikers should walk the Viale Italia coastal route, to see stunning views of the beaches, coves, headlands and the Tyrrhenian Sea, as well as the mighty castle at Cala del Leone. Make sure to spend a day on the canals of the Nuova Venice area, and a morning sampling the area’s freshest culinary delights at the Mercato Centrale.
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Presided over by mighty Mount Vesuvius, with the remarkable archaeological site of Pompeii on its doorstep, the historical Mediterranean city of Naples has a long and fascinating history. Naples predates the Italian state and the Roman Republic by centuries, resulting in a virtually unrivalled bounty of Greek and Roman artefacts. Naples is unlike any other Italian city - it is huge, edgy, and disorderly, and yet this contemporary mayhem carries on against a backdrop of some of Italy’s grandest and most impressive historical squares, world-class museums, and breathtaking Baroque masterpieces. As the birthplace of pizza and home to arguably the most sumptuous culinary scene in a country famous for its excellent food, Naples boasts numerous gastronomic establishments to thrill food lovers with all manner of tasty delights.
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Located off Greece’s northwest coast in the Ionian Sea, the cosmopolitan island of Corfu is among the most beautiful of all the Greek islands. It is most famous for its emerald mountains, sun-baked olive groves, and crystal-clear waters, which lap a rugged coastline. Explore the maze of narrow cobblestoned lanes in the Venetian old quarter; discover the picturesque cottages covered in wisteria, bougainvillea, jacaranda, and roses; and enjoy the many delightful beaches. Don’t miss the opportunity to trace the steps of the famous author, Gerald Durrell, who spent a few years of his childhood exploring the beauty and wildlife of this enchanting island in his widely acclaimed book: My Family and Other Animals.
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Situated in the Bay of Kotor, the charming coastal town of Kotor is an ancient Mediterranean port characterised by ancient fortifications built during the Venetian period. The surrounding landscapes draw visitors from near and far, as they are well known for their spectacular beauty. The old town is the most famous part of Kotor, boasting a rich history, culture, and traditions where visitors can view the incredible medieval architecture in a number of monuments, including churches, monasteries, cathedrals and museums, explore the picturesque narrow streets, discover quaint squares and visit bustling markets. Other highlights include Trg od oruzja Square, the St. Tryphon Cathedral and the Square of the Arms.
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Dubrovnik is a well-preserved historical city in southern Croatia, known for its distinctive 16th century Old Town, encircled with massive stone walls. After a disastrous earthquake in 1667, the medieval town was rebuilt by Baroque planners and the city’s historic core seems to have been suspended in time ever since. Set-piece churches and public buildings blend seamlessly with green-shuttered stone houses, forming a perfect ensemble relatively untouched by the twenty-first century. Its impressive buildings range from the Baroque St. Blaise Church to the Renaissance Sponza Palace and the Gothic Rector’s Palace, which is now a history museum. Add to this a few exquisitely manicured gardens and some panoramic views of the Adriatic, and it is not difficult to see why Dubrovnik has long been Croatia’s most popular tourist destination.
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Located in the heart of Amsterdam, the Kimpton De Witt boutique hotel is situated within walking distance of charming canals, a wealth of edgy contemporary art, history, culture, boutiques, hip cafes, restaurants and nightlife. Inside the hotel, guests can relax in guest rooms that include 15 rooms housed in original Renaissance-era buildings.
Discover elevated extras such as hosted evening wine service. Celebrate seasonally elevated comfort food in the on-site modern restaurant. A cozy nook in the hotel’s House Bar serves classic craft cocktails. Enjoy the lush leafy indoor conservatory, a dreamy wonderland of urban escape.
3 Nights
Bed and Breakfast
1x Double Room
Hotel
While there are no towers on the AmaReina, guests will feel like royalty in their very own floating castle. Luxurious comfort is afforded by the plush linens and soft robes within the staterooms, most of which feature view-enhancing twin balconies. A pleasing colour palette with subtle floral and leaf designs brings guests into the breathtaking scenery they’ll see outside. The palace features plenty of public spaces in which to mingle including a fireside library. The Main Lounge, with its baby grand piano, is the epitome of class and a romantic venue in which to grab a drink. Guests will also find fine dining fit for kings and queens in the Main Restaurant and at The Chef’s Table, where a multi-course tasting menu will be presented to them. Additional regal amenities include a walking track, heated swimming pool, fitness room, massage and hair salon, and a speciality coffee station.
14 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Drinks (excl Premium Brands) Included
1x Double Room
Cruise Ship
