12 Night Cruise sailing from Amsterdam roundtrip aboard Celebrity Constellation.

Celebrity Constellation® has just been revamped-we call it "Solsticized" since it infuses her with cosmopolitan Solstice Class features.

She boasts a spectacular, new look and ambience. From the minute you enter the magnificent Grand Foyer, or savor a flavorful steak in the sophisticated Tuscan Grille, or sip your favorite vodka at the ultra-cool, ice-topped Martini Bar-you'll feel pampered and transformed, too.

Sumptuous suites and staterooms offer stunning new decor and flat-screen TVs, yet the level of personal service remains unparalleled and meticulous. It's a highly enhanced experience.
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Highlights of this cruise:

Amsterdam
Amsterdam is an eclectic mix of old and new, historical charm and cosmopolitan flair. It's a blend of cultures, but still quintessentially Dutch. The people-watching is rewarding, and the quest for rich history is even more so. Take a boat tour along the canals to enjoy the distinct and beautiful personalities of the many bridges you'll see.

Leknes
From the port of Leknes, explore the land of the midnight sun, Lofoten. You'd be hard-pressed to find a more picturesque village. With colorful fishing cabins, rugged mountains that stretch into blue skies and whale filled waters, it's a photographer's dream. Lofoten has 24 hours of daylight in the summer, so you can go rafting, fishing, golfing, hiking, and biking anytime. Don't forget to taste the stockfish.

Longyearbyen
Halfway between the North Pole and Norway's mainland is where you'll find the archipelago of Svalbard and the charming town of Longyearbyen. With roots as a mining town, you'll see many remnants as you walk around, including porches and benches where miners removed their boots to enter local establishments. Even though it's one of the northernmost towns in the world, there is plenty to see and do from mining tours to zodiac safaris.

Honningsvag
Deep in the land of the Midnight Sun, Honningsvag is the northernmost town in Europe. And with more than 1,000 cruise ships calling during the summer season, it is also the largest and busiest cruises port in northern Europe. Given its location, be on the lookout for free-roaming reindeer grazing the tundra on the outskirts of town.

Molde
Acknowledged as one of Norway's major rose-growing centers, it's no surprise that Molde is often referred to as the "city of roses." Warmed by the Gulf Stream and protected by its surrounding hills, Molde is the beneficiary of a moderate climate, which contributes to its lush vegetation. This charming city is also home to the Ramsdal Museum, featuring one of Norway's most impressive collections of folk art.

Bergen
Once the very seat of the medieval kingdom of Norway, Bergen is a former Viking stronghold encircled by deep fjords, towering mountains, and sweeping glaciers. Today's Bergen is quite welcoming, with much of the medieval flavor remaining in Bergen's harbor. Strike a bargain in one of the many artisans' workshops or visit the famous and always entertaining Fish Market.