Docking in Civitavecchia puts you just 90 minutes from Rome, a city of legends where history and myth meet. From the Colosseum and Pantheon to the Trevi Fountain and Villa Borghese, every corner tells a story. From St. Peter's Basilica to the Sistine Chapel, Rome's monuments reflect emperors, philosophers, and artists. A city of cinema and la dolce vita, Rome is an experience. Extend it with a stay at Orient Express La Minerva, an elegant retreat in a historic palace.

From the sea, Capri's dramatic coastline appears: cliffs, caves, and, in the right light, vineyards and gardens. Long a magnet for the world's elite-Rilke, Wilde, Cocteau, Taylor, Kennedy-Capri dazzles with the blue Grotta Azzurra, the piazzetta's whitewashed houses and luxury boutiques, the Malaparte villa, and Anacapri, refuge to Moravia and Greene. There are many reasons to fall in love with Capri; yours will be one.

Once a modest fishing village on Sardinia's northern coast, Porto Cervo was transformed in the 1960s by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, who envisioned an exclusive luxury retreat on the Costa Smeralda. Today it's synonymous with glamour, famous for its marina, luxury yachts, boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and nightlife.

Once a modest fishing village on Sardinia's northern coast, Porto Cervo was transformed in the 1960s by Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, who envisioned an exclusive luxury retreat on the Costa Smeralda. Today it's synonymous with glamour, famous for its marina, luxury yachts, boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and nightlife.

Marseille is bold, alive, and unmistakably southern. France's oldest city, it's a mix of aioli, pastis, and navettes, shaped by the mistral and watched over by the Bonne Mère (Notre-Dame de la Garde). In its neighborhoods, people debate politics, rap, and football. Feel its pulse at La Canebière, the Old Port, and Le Prado; visit the MuCEM, gaze at Château d'If, explore the Calanques, and see Le Corbusier's Radiant City. An ancient, ever-changing mosaic of cultures.

Marseille is bold, alive, and unmistakably southern. France's oldest city, it's a mix of aioli, pastis, and navettes, shaped by the mistral and watched over by the Bonne Mère (Notre-Dame de la Garde). In its neighborhoods, people debate politics, rap, and football. Feel its pulse at La Canebière, the Old Port, and Le Prado; visit the MuCEM, gaze at Château d'If, explore the Calanques, and see Le Corbusier's Radiant City. An ancient, ever-changing mosaic of cultures.