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Mediterranean: Italy – Greece – Turkey - Croatia

MSC Magnifica brings cruise travelers the best of both worlds with its masterful designs and relaxed refinement.Marrying traditional craftsmanship with ground-breaking design, created to amaze even the frequent traveler, the superb venues on this ship are a feast for the senses. The superb venues on this ship are a feast for the senses, including 5 gourmet restaurants serving food from around the world. There are even 12 astonishing designer-themed bars to quench your thirst for variety. Kids and teens love their own themed venues and special clubs as well.

Main stops of your itinerary: 

Venice, Italy

MSC Cruises shore excursions can be a clever option for visiting the monuments that draw the largest cruise crowds in Venice: the Basilica di San Marco – the mausoleum of the city’s patron saint – and the Palazzo Ducale – the home of the doge and all the governing councils.

Brindisi, Italy

Once a bridging point for crusading knights and now a not to be missed stop in any Mediterranean cruises, Brindisi is still a town that makes its living from people passing through, just like you on your MSC cruise ship!

Katakolon, Greece

A holiday to Greece during an MSC cruise of the Mediterranean means history and myth. Katakolon is a tiny seaside town in Greece in the bay of Agios Andreas, only 20 km away from the ancient site of Olympia.

Izmir (Ephesus), Turkey

When you step aground from your MSC cruise in İzmir, the third largest city of Turkey, you can enjoy its enviable position straddling the head of a 50km-long Mediterranean Sea gulf.

Istanbul, Turkey

As if its spectacular geographical location were not enough, it can also boast of being the only city to have played capital to consecutive Christian and Islamic empires, a role that has shaped the region’s history for more than 2500 years and bequeathed to İstanbul a staggering wealth of attractions.

Dubrovnik, Croatia

A walled, sea-battered city lying at the foot of a grizzled mountain, Dubrovnik is Croatia’s most popular cruise destination, and it’s not difficult to see why. Waiting to be valued on an MSC Mediterranean cruise excursion its essentially medieval town was reshaped by Baroque planners after a disastrous earthquake of 1667; Dubrovnik’s historic core seems to have been suspended in time ever since.   

Venice, Italy

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