Roma (Civitavecchia) , Italia | Sicily (Messina) , Italy | Athens (Piraeus) , Greece | Santorini , Greece | Suez Canal (Passage) , Egypt | Suez Canal (Passage) , Egypt | Aqaba , Jordan | Muscat , Oman | Dubai , United Arab Emirates | Dubai , United Arab Emirates
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WHEN IN ROME
Den evige stad byr på endeløse eventyr. Nipp til en Cappuccino på en utendørs kafé og se byen våkne til live. Opplev antikken i det nasjonale Romamuseet og italienske mesterverk i Villa Borghese. Eller lær om romernes forfedre ved det nasjonale etruskiske museet.
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Messina is the coastal jewel of northern Sicily. Let yourself get a little lost in the city, as you wander the streets taking note the of the history embedded in its architecture. See the famous Messina Cathedral — its dome has stood since 1551. Stroll among neoclassical and Art Nouveau sculptures at the Camposanto. And check out the Church of the Santissima Annunziata dei Catalani, a 12th-century church that offers a unique example of Norman architecture, blending Arab, Byzantine and Roman elements.
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Explore the harbors of Piraeus, which showcase the Golden Age of Greek history. Visit the Hellenic Maritime Museum and the ship sheds — here, you can see how ancient ships were crafted. In the charming Castella district, you'll find some small, quaint shops and cafes amid the elegant neoclassical buildings. Head to Sotiros Street to find brand name stores, alongside smaller local shops.
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Santorini is one of the world’s most popular islands, where adventure bubbles above the Aegean Sea in breathtaking ways. Take a cable car to see Fira’s old cathedrals and enthralling museums. Swim in deep blue waters that lap black pebbled beaches. And peel back layers of history in excavated Akrotiri— all while relishing the dramatic scenery of this Cyclades isle.
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Admire the views as you journey down the 193 kilometer Suez Canal, the remarkable achievement of Egypt's belle epoque. On one side of the shore, you'll see Africa and on the other side Asia. See the historic buildings of Port Said at the Mediterranean Sea. Admire the view of the Suez Canal House, with its white facade and striking green domes, built for the 1869 inauguration.
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Admire the views as you journey down the 193 kilometer Suez Canal, the remarkable achievement of Egypt's belle epoque. On one side of the shore, you'll see Africa and on the other side Asia. See the historic buildings of Port Said at the Mediterranean Sea. Admire the view of the Suez Canal House, with its white facade and striking green domes, built for the 1869 inauguration.
A DESERT OASIS
The Red Sea's clear waters, pleasant temperatures and abundant sea life make this town with its rose-colored mountain backdrop an ideal location for snorkeling year-round — head to Al-Ghandour Beach, or try Palm Beach a few kilometers from downtown for a quieter experience. Then, dive deeper into the area's history: See the fortifications of Mamuk Castle and the Bronze Age artifacts of the Aqaba Archaeological Museum.
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Explore this fairy-tale town of medieval Middle East heritage by foot. Get lost in the dazzling Mutrah Souq, a colorful labyrinth with ceramics, jewelry and spices. See the Portuguese forts of Al Mirani and Al Jalali on the sand-colored hillsides. Explore the massive Grand Mosque, and admire the city's many other architecture landmarks, such as the Royal Opera House, a blend of Omani and Italian-imported marble.
IN THE DESERT
Start your adventure near Dubai Creek: Explore the sand-colored architecture and winding alleyways of the Al Fahidi historical district, and see the nearby market. Enjoy tea in the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab hotel, one of Dubai's most famous landmarks. Or head to Palm Jumeirah, the famous artificial palm-shaped islands, where you can take the monorail to the Atlantis Hotel.
IN THE DESERT
Less than 10 percent of Dubai's population are original Emiratis (the majority are South Asian expats). To meet locals and taste local home-cooked food, join the Cultural Breakfast at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding. Before you leave, pop into a mall — also a welcome escape from the heat. You can seek out some world-class bargains or indulge in some ultra-luxurious retail therapy.
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