1/13Europa 2Hapag-Lloyd’s Europa 2 prides itself on thoughtful details, such as arrival gifts of apple cider and gummy bear for kids in the family suites. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext2/13Europa 2The eight renovated family suites, also called “family apartments,” are stocked with amenities. // © 2015 Hapag-LloydPreviousNext3/13Europa 2At the kids’ club for children ages 4 to 10, little ones can play in a research lab, a theater and more. // © 2015 Hapag-LloydPreviousNext4/13Europa 2An exterior shot of Hapag-Lloyd's Europa 2 // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext5/13Europa 2There are 12 Zodiacs available onboard the Europa 2. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext6/13Europa 2At Europa 2’s spa, passengers can spend time in an ice fountain, the Kneipp pool, a fitness studio, golf simulators and much more. // © 2015 Hapag-LloydPreviousNext7/13Europa 2Passengers can enjoy bike tours led by Europa 2’s bike guide. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext8/13Europa 2Offering a variety of Asian fare, Elements is often a favorite restaurant among passengers. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext9/13Europa 2A Singaporean-inspired dessert at Elements: coconut crepe caramelized with palm sugar and pineapple sorbet // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext10/13Europa 2Weltmeere is the largest restaurant and includes both vegetarian and international menus. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext11/13Europa 2At Serenissima, passengers dine on delicious Italian dishes such as “Antipasto Misto Italiano,” a variation of Italian starters. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext12/13Europa 2Located on deck nine, Belvedere Lounge provides coffee, tea and plenty of quiet. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext13/13Europa 2It’s possible to order German food through room service at any hours of the day or night. // © 2015 Valerie ChenPreviousNext