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Enjoy a unique perspective on World War II in England and France on this historic and cultural Seine River Cruise. Follow a unique journey of remembrance honouring those who set Europe free eighty years ago.
Explore two of the world’s finest capital cities, London and Paris, aboard a Viking River Cruise complete with tours that include strategic sites, famous landmarks and points of interest. Visit the D-Day beaches and discover museums and the Commonwealth Cemetery.
Sail the iconic Seine River on a luxury Viking Longship offering spacious, stylish accommodation and award-winning gourmet cuisine. Designed to maximise natural light and river views, chic Scandi-design interiors offer a tranquil and restful haven.
Cruise Line: Viking River Cruises 
Ship: Viking Radgrid, Viking Fjorgyn 
Duration: 11 Nights 
Departure: Apr – Nov 2024 
Duration: 11 Nights
Departure: Mar - Nov 
Discover real 20th-century history on this 11-night cruise which visits famous locations and strategic sites in France and England pivotal during the Second World War. Intersperse history with culture, beautiful river vistas and sumptuous cuisine aboard an iconic Viking Longship. Elegant suites and staterooms maximise the scenery with panoramic views from the restaurant, Aquavit Terrace, and a glorious Sun Deck.
Arrive in London and check into your luxury hotel. After the fall of France during World War II, Hitler turned his attention to London, but this remarkable city never succumbed despite extensive bombing due to the RAF’s success in the Battle of Britain.
Discover the story of ‘The Blitz,’ a campaign by the Germans in which London underwent 57 consecutive nights of bombing. Visit the Golden Lion, a Tudor pub that doubled as an officers’ mess, and then travel to Portsmouth and the D-Day Museum.
Visit the Churchill War Rooms Museum, where Churchill planned the D-Day campaign. Then, take a driving tour of the historic sights of the capital before lunching in the iconic Covent Garden. Afterwards, continue to the Imperial War Museum.
Visit the former location of the World War II codebreakers, Bletchley Park, after a scenic drive to Buckinghamshire and discover where the brilliant mathematician Alan Turing led a team that cracked the Enigma Code. See the different huts and learn their story.
Leave London and head to Paris, one of the world’s most iconic capital cities renowned for its culture and cuisine. See the sights and visit the Champs-Élysées, the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre, France’s national museum and an art gallery.
Discover the romance of the ‘City of Light’ with an expert local guide or enjoy a guided walk through the medieval gastronomic quarter, with a chance to sample some classic sweet and savoury French treats and relax in a pavement café.
Discover charming Vernon, with pretty half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and a fascinating history due in no small part to its location halfway between Paris and Rouen. Enjoy scenic sailing to Rouen, Normandy’s historic and picturesque capital.
Take a guided tour of the medieval centre of Normandy and visit the magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral, a popular subject for the artist, Claude Monet, and the 14th-century Abbey. There is also a visit to Omaha Beach and the D-Day Museum.
Enjoy another walking tour of Rouen or learn more about the D-Day Landings with a visit to the Pegasus Memorial Museum. Stop at Juno Beach before heading to Arromanches with the remains of the Mulberry Harbour and the Commonwealth Cemetery.
Les Andelys, a pretty medieval town, is famous for the most scenic castle ruin in the Seine Valley. Explore this fantastic Norman fortress, the Château Gaillard, built in 1196. There is also a visit to the enchanting estate of artist Claude Monet.
Visit Napoleon’s historic Château de Malmaison or discover the art treasures of the Louvre, followed by an evening meal in a local brasserie. Guests can also enjoy a leisurely night cruise and see the illuminated sights and famous bridges of the Seine.
After breakfast, disembark your ship, bid farewell to Europe’s most romantic city, and start your journey back to the UK.
Arrive in Paris and check into your luxury hotel.
Visit Napoleon’s historic Château de Malmaison or discover the art treasures of the Louvre, followed by an evening meal in a local brasserie. Guests can also enjoy a leisurely night cruise and see the illuminated sights and famous bridges of the Seine.
Les Andelys, a pretty medieval town, is famous for the most scenic castle ruin in the Seine Valley. Explore this fantastic Norman fortress, the Château Gaillard, built in 1196. There is also a visit to the enchanting estate of artist Claude Monet.
Enjoy another walking tour of Rouen or learn more about the D-Day Landings with a visit to the Pegasus Memorial Museum. Stop at Juno Beach before heading to Arromanches with the remains of the Mulberry Harbour and the Commonwealth Cemetery.
Take a guided tour of the medieval centre of Normandy and visit the magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral, a popular subject for the artist, Claude Monet, and the 14th-century Abbey. There is also a visit to Omaha Beach and the D-Day Museum.
Discover charming Vernon, with pretty half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and a fascinating history due in no small part to its location halfway between Paris and Rouen. Enjoy scenic sailing to Rouen, Normandy’s historic and picturesque capital.
Discover the romance of the ‘City of Light’ with an expert local guide or enjoy a guided walk through the medieval gastronomic quarter, with a chance to sample some classic sweet and savoury French treats and relax in a pavement café.
Leave London and head to Paris, one of the world’s most iconic capital cities renowned for its culture and cuisine. See the sights and visit the Champs-Élysées, the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre, France’s national museum and an art gallery.
Visit the former location of the World War II codebreakers, Bletchley Park, after a scenic drive to Buckinghamshire and discover where the brilliant mathematician Alan Turing led a team that cracked the Enigma Code. See the different huts and learn their story.
Visit the Churchill War Rooms Museum, where Churchill planned the D-Day campaign. Then, take a driving tour of the historic sights of the capital before lunching in the iconic Covent Garden. Afterwards, continue to the Imperial War Museum.
Discover the story of ‘The Blitz,’ a campaign by the Germans in which London underwent 57 consecutive nights of bombing. Visit the Golden Lion, a Tudor pub that doubled as an officers’ mess, and then travel to Portsmouth and the D-Day Museum.
After breakfast, disembark your ship, bid farewell and start your journey back to the UK.
Honour the Fight for Freedom in France and England During World War II with Crui.se
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Viking is proud to provide free Wi-Fi on all our sailings. We use a cellular or satellite terminal, which offers the best service for cruising; however, on occasion, terrain and weather may interrupt the signal so that speeds can vary, but this is usually temporary. You are welcome to bring your own laptop or tablet or use one of our guest computers.
All our guests must be 18 years old on or before the day their cruise starts. We do not accept teenagers or children on Viking cruises; the ship facilities are unsuitable for younger passengers.
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