Costa Cruises

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Mama Mia! Connoisseurs of classical Italian art and design may feel they've died and gone to Caesars Palace. Costa's newest ships try to convey what Americans think of as Roman: gilt surfaces, marble columns, and all. Overlook the gaudiness and pay particular attention to the best details: the Murano-glass chandeliers and lighting fixtures are simply superb. And when you're packing, don't forget to toss something in the suitcase to wear beneath your toga; while sheets and accessories are provided, it's considered bad form to flash fellow passengers during the revelry.

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