| | The Rotterdam VI's name plate, giving her build number and where she was built. |
| | | A traditional nautical touch ... |
| | | Looking down on the aft deck pool from the Lido deck. |
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| | Looking toward the entrance to the Lido |
| | | | Looking down on the aft pool from Club HAL. |
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| | As one goes down the decks one can view how the line has promoted itself ... |
| | | ... including the art deco influences of the 1930s. |
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| | | | Art adorns the many corridors and stairs cases of the ship. |
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| | Including this adorable seal, on the Lower promenade deck midships starboard |
| | | The Rotterdam takes heavy seas quite well. |
| | | Even with high winds and heavy swells, the vessel is safe. |
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| | Passenger accommodation corridors. |
| | | That's right, there's no jogging on the Lower Promenade Deck. |
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| | | The lower Promenade at night ... |
| | | ... these were taken at midnight in Antarctica. Imagine ... it was still light. |
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| | Aft observation deck on Verandah Deck aft ... just below the aft pool. |
| | | | The sky deck, sunbathing during the day and star gazing at night. |
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| | Aft on the sports deck one will find the Tennis courts. |
| | | And the ships twin funnels. |
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| | | Another touch of tradition. |
| | | The Lido Deck midships pool, just forward the Lido Restaurant. |
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