The MSC Musica
Sunday, 1 March 2020 - 01:00 pm (CET/MEZ) Berlin | Author/Destination: Yachting and Spa Category/Kategorie: Cruise Ships , Yacht of the Month
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at Santorini, Greece © A. Stumpf/cc-by-sa-3.0-de
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The
MSC Musica is a
cruise ship belonging to
MSC Cruises . It was
christened in
Venice by the Italian actress
Sophia Loren in June 2006 and went on its maiden voyage on July 1. The ship has four different restaurants, a sushi bar, an 800 m² casino, the
Havana Club smoking room and a theater 1200 seats and a
discotheque , as well as a tennis and a mini golf course. Other features:
16 decks (13 of which are accessible by passengers)
18 suites with balconies
809 cabins with balconies
173 outside cabins
275 inside cabins
in Castries City, Saint Lucia © panoramio.com - Luboš Holič/cc-by-sa-3.0
The
MSC Orchestra , whose maiden voyage began on May 16, 2007, is a sister ship to the
MSC Musica . As the third ship in this series, the
MSC Poesia has been in service since April 6, 2008 and since March 1, 2010
MSC Magnifica .
The
MSC Muscia has been operating for a long time from Venice in the eastern
Mediterranean , where her maiden voyage also took place in June 2006. Furthermore, the ship is used in the winter months (in the northern hemisphere) on the east coast of
South America or around
South Africa .
Read more on
msccruises.com – MSC Musica and
Wikipedia MSC Musica . Learn more about the
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