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Travel as people did in the 1880s, on three vintage boats that cross Sweden, stopping at locks, tiny villages and Medieval churches, and crossing Sweden's largest lakes.

Sweet toothed travelers will not be disappointed in Belgium's top tourist destination. Chocolate shops, winding canals, and distinct architecture make it worth the trip.

Seeing the Swedish countryside from the decks of these antique motor vessels reveals a varied countryside, huge inland lakes and cities from the ancient to modern.

Bruges is a fine medieval city, dubbed 'Venice of the North' for its many canals. The first book in English ever printed was published here by William Caxton in 1446.

In this city on the Baltic, a trio of museums, an opera house, a botanic garden, good shopping and one of Sweden's finest restaurants are all within walking distance.