Cruises to Norway From Amsterdam

From sheer-sided fjords to world-class museums and galleries, cruises from Amsterdam to Norway embrace the natural beauty and ancient culture of Northern Europe. Sail through glassy fjords, gazing at tumbling waterfalls and snow-capped mountains. Visit Viking museums that tell the tales of some of the world’s most intrepid shipbuilders and explorers. Taste fresh salmon in the sunshine on Bergen’s waterfront. Reward yourself after a mountain hike with traditional waffles piled with cream and fresh berries.

Kayak through the majestic scenery of Nordfjord or hike to dramatic Pulpit Rock, jutting out over the Lysefjord. Admire colorful and historic wooden houses on Bergen’s old wharf, Bryggen or take a deep dive into Alesund’s elegant Art Nouveau architecture. You’ll enjoy the Scandinavian experience of a lifetime on a cruise to Norway with Celebrity.

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Featured Ports of Call

Alesund, Norway

Colorful Alesund was rebuilt in Art Nouveau style after a disastrous fire in 1904 and is now considered one of Norway’s most beautiful cities. Hike up Mount Aksla for panoramic views overlooking the city, or paddle a kayak through the archipelago. Families will love Atlantic Ocean Park, a state-of-the-art aquarium showcasing the marine life of the North Atlantic. Out of town, visit the Path of the Trolls, a dramatic mountain road with 11 jaw-dropping switchbacks.

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Stavanger, Norway

Norway’s fourth-largest city is the gateway to some of the country’s most beautiful fjords. Take a RIB ride into sheer-sided Lysefjord on the lookout for seals, eagles, and mountain goats. Join a challenging hike to Pulpit Rock, a flat-topped cliff jutting some 1,982 feet above the glassy fjord, for the ultimate selfie. In town, don’t miss the enchanting old center, a series of cobblestone streets lined with 18th-century white clapboard houses, many festooned with flowers.

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Bergen, Norway

In Bergen, you’ll find museums, cultural heritage sites, and exquisite dining as Norway’s second-largest city reveals its charm. Stroll along the historic Hanseatic Wharf as you pass by the colorful wooden warehouses of Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ride the Fløibanen funicular up to Mount Fløyen for great views, easy hikes, and the chance to spot birds and mountain goats. Sample fresh salmon at the Bergen Fish Market, and sit in the sunshine watching the boats bobbing on the harbor.

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