Cunard's Queen Anne in Rotterdam

[Tally-ho]

Beautiful ship, great destination, and the accompanying life on the high seas - this is Cunard's Queen Anne moored in central Rotterdam. Taken from the Erasmus Bridge spanning the River Maas.

[The Phantom]

Looks mighty impressive in the dark!

[Tally-ho]

This picture will add perspective and orientation to the foregoing one showing the all lit up Queen Anne.

It shows the view from the observation deck above the ship's Bridge, as it approaches the moorings next to the Cruise Terminal in Rotterdam. Spanning the River Maas is the Erasmus Bridge, from where the preceding photograph of the ship was taken.
- The left arrow points to the moorings next to the Cruise Terminal, where the ship docked.
- The right arrow shows the location of the former offices of the Holland America (Shipping) Line, where emigres in pursuit of the 'American Dream' would be lodged before crossing the Atlantic to New York, during the late 1800's and early 1900's. The site was redeveloped and now the former offices have been transformed into the Hotel New York, Rotterdam.