My Garden And The Garden Of The Photo

Imagine that you're going to free cruises on the world's largest liner. There's a whole megapolis of entertainment and services inside, and it's free. Fantastic? Yeah. But once, when the planet parade happens, the company launches a new ship, this story becomes reality. Tour operators, the media and all those who will subsequently sell to this liner are invited to attend the first flight.

The Moray Harmony of the Seas has so far been the largest cruiser for 8,200 people, of whom 2,200 are crew members. The height of the vessel is comparable to the height of the 20-stage house. A length of 362 metres, which exceeds the length of the Red Square in Moscow. The construction of the liner cost Royal Caribbean more than Euro1,000,000,000.

But the most impressive is not the measurement, but the installation of the liner is a helicopter landing, basins, water mountains, casinos, theatre, ice cattle, a garden with 12,000 different plants and a lot of other things. There's even a Bionic bar on board where the waiters work robots. Let's see what it looks like inside. ♪

Lioner's general plans. It's a really huge thing, a giant Noev ark of 227,500 tons:

We're out of Barcelona's port. We've been haunted by two firefighters, after the first navigation, they've set up a salute out of water guns:

The first place you get in a cruise is, of course, a quarter. I won't bring the tag, I will only mention that there was a separate wardrobe in my cabin:

General areas of the liner. On the right of the photo, a giant head sculpture that turns across layers:

There are pedestrian streets on board. It's a complete feeling that a piece of the mainland is not the ship. There's a lot of people. After a number of incidents on cruises, Royal Caribbean has established a forward identification system capable of identifying each passenger in the crowd, as appropriate:

Lots of sculptures and works of modern art: