My family and I are taking the Emerald Princes Baltic cruise later this month. Most of them are doing planned excursions but several of us would rather be on our own to explore some of the cities. Our cities where we'd like to explore solo are Helsinki, Tallinn and Oslo.
What were your experiences? Was downtown (or other sites of interest) easily accessible from the boat, either by walking or a taxi?
Thanks in advance! Your help is greatly appreciated.
Carolyn
Emerald Princess Baltic Cruise: Distances from ports to downtown
Recent Activity
View all Cruises activity »
- 1 (Almost) Day and a half in Rome
- 2
Boston to Bermuda on NCL's Dawn
- 3 What to pack for an Alaska Inside Passage Cruise in mid-June
- 4 Boston: Black Falcon Terminal to Hilton at Logan by taxi or ship transfer?
- 5 quick lunch in Paris
- 6 A few questions about RCI Majesty of the Seas
- 7 Rhine River Cruise - Amsterdam to Zurick
- 8 Alaska-Oceania vs Regent
- 9
Travel Report for Azamara Journey - Asia Cruise
- 10 Venice Port and Hotel help
- 11 Regent vs Oceania Australia/New Zealand 2014
- 12 first time cruise (Carribean): what money do we take?
- 13 Cayos Cochinos
- 14 California Coastal Cruise
- 15 Shared excursions on Norwegian Spirit June 16, 2013 sailing
- 16 Royal Caribbean drink prices and the new alcohol policy 2013
- 17 Going on a Cruise? Do you still want to after you read this?
- 18 Grand Turk
- 19 Transportation from Rome airport to Port
- 20 cruise ship illness outbreaks (the Norovirus reports for 2012&2013)
- 21 Shore excursions on Paul Gaugin ship in Tahiti?
- 22 6 solid days at sea w/transatlantic trip
- 23 Carnival Triumph to be Fun Ship 2.0 refurbished
- 24 Which River Cruise company?? Amsterdam to Vienna 2014
- 25 Best River cruise company for Europe?
I can give such a information about Downtown LA Becomes a Dining Destination. Never dined in downtown Los Angeles? You’re not alone — but you may be soon. The LA Times serves up more than several tasty reasons to head to this hot ‘hood, including Chaya Downtown, Drago Centro, Rivera, Church & State, and Water Grill. There’s an array of other amazing eateries popping up in the neighborhood once known more for finance than food. Discover these downtown delights, here on http://www.opentable.com/rest_list.aspx?m=6&mn=81 & also you can find Online London Restaurant Reservations in UK on http://www.opentable.com/start.aspx?m=72&n=143.
http://www.fodors.com/community/cruises/getting-to-the-vasa-museum.cfm
Above is a link to your questions.
Please read what I answered on this link.
Also click on my Trip Report for answers for Tallinn