Northwestern Europe

The dramatic, green coastal cliffs of Galicia are not what people typically imagine when they think of Spain. This unexpected landscape is one of the reasons to explore this part

The wine regions of Galicia stretch along the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, where fertile soil and a cool climate create wines with a unique character. This region captivates not

Rain or shine, Plymouth is always stunning – a vibrant waterfront city filled with exciting attractions and excellent restaurants. Arriving aboard the Victoria Cruises Residential Ship, you’ll have the opportunity

Plymouth Gin—perhaps you’ve heard of it, or maybe you’re wondering, “What is Plymouth Gin?” When it comes to the world of gin, one name stands out for its rich history,

Cherbourg, a gem of picturesque Normandy, captivates visitors with its centuries-old maritime tradition and breathtaking natural surroundings. Located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, this port city is not

Calvados, the French apple brandy, is one of the most famous and beloved beverages of the Normandy region. This unique spirit is not only a part of the local culture

Ponta Delgada, located on São Miguel Island in the Azores, a Portuguese archipelago that rises from the northern blue of the Atlantic Ocean. Less known and less crowded than its

When you think of the Azores, volcanic landscapes, lush green hills, and the endless blue of the Atlantic Ocean might come to mind. But did you know that Europe’s only

Gdansk, one of Poland’s most enchanting cities, is a cultural and historical treasure nestled on the shores of the Baltic Sea. With its rich history, charming old town, and stunning

Vodka is one of the most well-known and beloved drinks worldwide, playing a defining role in the culture of many countries. While Russian vodkas dominate the global market, Poland proudly