Cunard · Vista Class
Queen Victoria
Classic Cunard elegance with a three-tier Royal Court Theatre, hand-crafted wood finishes, Victorian conservatory Winter Garden, and Mediterranean journeys.
2007 · Refurbished 2017
Year Built
1,988
Guests
90,049
GT
2
Pools
Classic Cunard elegance on an intimate ship. Three-deck Royal Court Theatre, grand Queens Room ballroom, and traditional afternoon tea. Popular for Mediterranean and world voyages. Timeless British luxury.
Dining & Drinks
Specialty dining (extra charge)
Drinks (extra charge)
Room service (extra charge)
Dietary Options
KosherHalalGluten-FreeVegan
Wellness & Relaxation
Pools
2
Hot Tubs
4
Medical Center
✓
Pool Lift
✓
Where Queen Victoria sails
Ports on this ship's regular rotation — click any for a feel of it before you pack.
Things to do in Barcelona
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Sagrada Família
Construction started in 1882; Gaudí took over in 1883 and redirected it entirely — it has now been under construction for over 140 years and still isn't finished. Inside, the stained glass turns sunlight into something that makes atheists go quiet.
🕒 9:00–20:00 (summer); hours vary by season — book timed-entry tickets at sagradafamilia.org
~2.1 km away
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Park Güell
The ticketed monumental zone is Gaudí's fever dream in broken ceramic, with city views that make the climb worthwhile. Skip the free outer park unless you want a photo with a costumed dragon.
🕒 9:30–19:30 (varies seasonally); timed-entry tickets required — book at parkguell.barcelona
~3.6 km away
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La Rambla
A 1.2-kilometre promenade where the city goes to watch tourists watch back — human statues, flower stalls, overpriced coffee. Keep a hand on your wallet and enjoy it anyway; the energy is real.
~0.4 km away
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Barcelona Cathedral
Free to enter in the early morning, ticketed after noon; the cloister houses 13 geese that nobody can satisfactorily explain. The surrounding Gothic Quarter lanes are better walked than read about.
🕒 Daily; free until ~12:30, paid admission 12:30–17:30 (check cathedral website for current times)
~0.3 km away
GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
3
Sailings tracked
68/100
premium with selective inclusions
1,988
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 3 upcoming sailings on Queen Victoria (Cunard). Built 2007 (refurbished 2017), 1,988 guests, 90,049 GT. Amenities: 2 pools, 4 hot tubs, self-laundry, accessible cabins, medical center. Browse Cunard sailings on GoCruiseTravel.com.
Accessible Travel
Traveling with accessibility needs? Queen Victoria has 14 accessible cabins.
Pool LiftElevators: 12
Ask anything about Queen Victoria
Policies at a Glance
PetsKennel Available
Balcony SmokingNot Allowed
Dress CodeFormal
Formal NightsYes
The Details
Can I do laundry onboard?
Yes — self-service laundry available
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Formal
Are there formal nights?
Yes — formal nights onboard
Can I smoke on the balcony?
No — balcony smoking not allowed
Upcoming Voyages on Queen Victoria
OCT 4, 2026
One-way
Mediterranean Legends: Rome to Barcelona
7N · 6 ports
Mediterranean Legends: Rome to Barcelona
Civitavecchia → Barcelona
From
$1,199
per person
Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line
OCT 18, 2026
One-way
Greek Isles & Adriatic Wonders
14N · 13 ports
Greek Isles & Adriatic Wonders
Civitavecchia → Athens
From
$2,199
per person
Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line
APR 18, 2027
One-way
Western Mediterranean Tapestry
7N · 6 ports
Western Mediterranean Tapestry
Barcelona → Civitavecchia
From
$1,149
per person
Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line
Who sails this line
Typical age
55+
Primary markets
UK · US · AU · DE
Onboard languages
en
Kids onboard
Uncommon — adult-leaning atmosphere
