Exclusive River Cruise: MS "Hamburg" Conquers Thames and Seine

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The MS "Hamburg," recognized as Germany's smallest ocean-going cruise ship, is set to embark on an extraordinary journey on October 22, 2025. This unique eleven-day cruise will visit coastal cities in England, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. A highlight of the itinerary is the ship's maiden voyage on both the River Thames in London and the River Seine in France—a remarkable feat for a vessel of its size, which accommodates a maximum of 400 passengers. The voyage will commence and conclude in Hamburg, following the ship's passage through the Elbe. Thus, the MS "Hamburg" will navigate three significant rivers on this particular tour.

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The strengths of this compact cruise ship, which has received multiple accolades for its innovative route planning, are fully showcased on this journey. For instance, the MS "Hamburg" will sail beneath the impressive Tower Bridge, docking directly in the heart of London. Just two days later, it will navigate the Seine to reach Rouen, a waterway typically reserved for river cruise ships. The "Hamburg" will then anchor overnight in this historic city.

Further appealing stops on the itinerary include the diamond city of Antwerp, the architecturally captivating metropolis of Rotterdam, and the charming Frisian port city of Harlingen. After a diverse passage on the Elbe, the cruise will conclude at Hamburg's new cruise terminal.