The Costa neoRomantica
Friday, 1 March 2019 - 01:00 pm (CET/MEZ) Berlin | Author/Destination: Yachting and Spa Cruise Ships , Yacht of the Month
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🔊 Listen to this Post Costa neoRomantica (formerly
Costa Romantica ) is a
cruise ship for
Costa Crociere completed 1993 as a sister ship to
Costa neoClassica and was refurbished in 2003. Her public rooms are decorated with rare woods,
Carrara marble , and millions of dollars in original works of art.
Costa neoRomantica ‘s homeport is
Genoa in Italy.
There is also a full luxury spa aboard. Her decks are named for well-known European cities: Monte Carlo , Madrid , Vienna , Verona , Paris , London , Copenhagen and Amsterdam .
in Hamburg © panoramio.com - hh oldman/cc-by-3.0
In November 2011,
Costa Romantica underwent a €90 million refurbishing. Two new half decks were added as a part of the refurbishment. This increased the gross tonnage of the ship from 53,000 to 56,769 tons. After the refurbishing, the ship was renamed
Costa neoRomantica and started her first journey with the new name on March 2012.
In spring 2017,
Costa neoRomantica arrived in Hong Kong to operate cruises in the Asia market. In February 2018,
Costa neoRomantica served as
The J Winter Fashion Show 2018 setting in
Hong Kong .
Read more on
costacruise.com – Costa neoRomantica and
Wikipedia Costa neoRomantica . Learn more about the
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