A record was broken at the London International Cruise Terminal earlier this week.
The giant Mein Schiff 3 cruise liner sailed into the London Cruise Terminal in Tilbury as part of a 7-night European cruise.
The 293 metre ship, owned by TUI Cruises, is the largest cruise liner that the terminal has welcomed with an incredible 2700 passengers disembarking for sight-seeing trips around London and the surrounding area.
One of the main highlights of the vessel, is a diamond-shaped glass exterior at the stern over two decks covering an area of approximately 167m².
Onboard, there's an entertainment zone, and restaurants, lounges and bars as well as an indoor pool with hot tub.
At 293 metres long, the biggest vessel ever to berth at the #LondonCruiseTerminal #Tilbury #PortofTilbury @capitalcruising pic.twitter.com/nCyfAwZyDt
— PortofTilbury Police (@Police_potll) September 12, 2017
It also has aboard, the world's first chamber music philharmonic at sea, the Klanghaus, which is a 270m² room with a seating capacity for 300 guests.
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