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bklynhtsnyc

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  • Location
    Brooklyn
  • Interests
    Golfing,DIY sight seeing
  • Favorite Cruise Line(s)
    Celebrity
  • Favorite Cruise Destination Or Port of Call
    Alaska

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  1. A 20 day cruise must have a ton of port stops. To add a few thoughts. Personal fitness level of all has to be taken into account. Some ports are much simpler then others. Barcelona-the entire city, museums, eateries, even getting into the country side. Simple. Piraeus into Athens and all the major sites. Simple. Civitavechia train to Rome and tour the major sites, moderate difficulty. Kusadasi and diy public mini bus to Ephesus and then to Selkuk for lunch and back to ship. NOT EZ. But doable with all the info on this board and the help of all these great ppl. I would diy major cities to start. Builds confidence. Download self guides for museums. (Nothing beats a good local guide if money is not an issue) I have followed the recommendations and instructions of Hlitner and Euro-cruiser on many trips. And have had amazing days. U just have to enjoy doing a ton of leg work.
  2. Thank you all so much for the info. Exactly what I was looking for. Last time we were in Venice we docked rt in town and walked everywhere. Had no idea ships now docked much farther away. We’ve also took the train in from both Civi and Piraeus. And found them manageable. Greatly appreciate it
  3. Hello all. I’ve cruised out of Barcelona round trip many times. And really prefer if because I find the flight from NYC ez. Accommodations are ez. And just love BCN. However. To not limit my options. I’m debating about Rome, Piraeus, or even Venice. We’ve been to all these ports. But have never arrived or departed from these. Does anyone have any insight in regards to advantages or negatives of using these cities as a start or finish? Thank you all so much for any help
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