RMS Queen Mary 2

Wikipedia: "RMS Queen Mary 2 is a transatlantic ocean liner. She was the first major ocean liner built since Queen Elizabeth 2 in 1969, the vessel she succeeded as flagship of the Cunard Line. The ship was named the Queen Mary 2 by Queen Elizabeth II in 2004 after the first RMS Queen Mary, completed in 1936. The Queen Mary was in turn named after Mary of Teck, consort of King George V. With the retirement of Queen Elizabeth 2 from active duty in 2008, the Queen Mary 2 is currently the only transatlantic ocean liner in service running between Southampton and New York, although the ship is often used for cruising, including an annual world cruise.

At the time of her construction in 2003 by Chantiers de l'Atlantique, the Queen Mary 2 was the longest, widest, and tallest passenger ship ever built, and with her gross tonnage of 148,528 also the largest

Bilder in der Nähe von Hamburg

A: Hafencity at night

von Klaus Friese, 60 Meter entfernt

Hamburg, the Hafencity at night. Between the 'Unilever house' and another new office building

B: Unilever-Haus in Hamburg

von Torsten Schmeling, 90 Meter entfernt

C: Unilever 2

von Torsten Schmeling, 100 Meter entfernt

D: Viewpoint an den Marco-Polo Terrassen

von Torsten Schmeling, 120 Meter entfernt

E: Besuch der Queen Mary 2 am Hamburg Kreuzfahrtterminal in der Hafencity

von Kay-Uwe Rosseburg, 180 Meter entfernt

F: Hamburg Underground

von Timo Weis, 320 Meter entfernt

G: U4 Überseequatier

von Torsten Schmeling, 330 Meter entfernt

H: Magellan-Terrassen

von Kay-Uwe Rosseburg, 430 Meter entfernt

Magellan-Terrassen in der Hafencity Hamburg. Architektin: Benedetta Tagliabue.

I: Magellan-Terrassen

von Kay-Uwe Rosseburg, 430 Meter entfernt

Magellan-Terrassen in der Hafencity Hamburg. Architektin: Benedetta Tagliabue.

J: Magellan-Terrassen

von Kay-Uwe Rosseburg, 430 Meter entfernt

Magellan-Terrassen in der Hafencity Hamburg. Architektin: Benedetta Tagliabue.

Das Panorama wurde in Hamburg aufgenommen

Dies ist ein Überblick von Hamburg