Queen Anne
In May 2024, Cunard welcomed Queen Anne to the fleet. The 249th ship to sail for Cunard since 1840, Queen Anne represents a new generation of Cunard cruising. Built at Fincantieri, Italy, the ship’s interior design challenges the status quo, blending traditional Cunard spaces with a modern style that makes this ship stand out.
Queen Anne is the second-largest Cunard ship ever to go to sea, allowing it to feature many favourite Cunard venues, while also introducing exciting new ones. Spaces aboard that wow travellers include the multi-storey Pavilion complete with its massive glass roof, as well as a wellness studio, Bright Lights Society entertainment venue, and new dining choices.
This full-colour book, the latest in the beautiful Photographic Journey series, showcases Queen Anne in all her glory. Featuring a foreword by Cunard President Katie McAlister, as well as a perspective from Captain Inger Thorhauge, the ship’s first Master, Queen Anne: A Photographic Journey allows readers to enjoy this Cunarder whether aboard the ship, reminiscing from the comfort of home, or planning a voyage. It is a perfect addition to the library of anyone with a love of ships, Cunard, or cruising.
About the Authors
Maritime historians Chris Frame and Rachelle Cross share a passion for passenger ships, ocean liners, and cruising. They have written 18 maritime history and cruising books, as well as numerous articles and feature stories for magazines and newspapers. Both authors have appeared on television news discussing cruising and maritime history, with Chris featuring as a history expert on TV and radio, including the BBC, Sky News, Channel 5, ABC News, and LBC 97.3.
They maintain a popular cruising and history YouTube channel at Chris Frame Official and a website at www.chriscunard.com.
Queen Anne
In May 2024, Cunard welcomed Queen Anne to the fleet. The 249th ship to sail for Cunard since 1840, Queen Anne represents a new generation of Cunard cruising. Built at Fincantieri, Italy, the ship’s interior design challenges the status quo, blending traditional Cunard spaces with a modern style that makes this ship stand out.
Queen Anne is the second-largest Cunard ship ever to go to sea, allowing it to feature many favourite Cunard venues, while also introducing exciting new ones. Spaces aboard that wow travellers include the multi-storey Pavilion complete with its massive glass roof, as well as a wellness studio, Bright Lights Society entertainment venue, and new dining choices.
This full-colour book, the latest in the beautiful Photographic Journey series, showcases Queen Anne in all her glory. Featuring a foreword by Cunard President Katie McAlister, as well as a perspective from Captain Inger Thorhauge, the ship’s first Master, Queen Anne: A Photographic Journey allows readers to enjoy this Cunarder whether aboard the ship, reminiscing from the comfort of home, or planning a voyage. It is a perfect addition to the library of anyone with a love of ships, Cunard, or cruising.
About the Authors
Maritime historians Chris Frame and Rachelle Cross share a passion for passenger ships, ocean liners, and cruising. They have written 18 maritime history and cruising books, as well as numerous articles and feature stories for magazines and newspapers. Both authors have appeared on television news discussing cruising and maritime history, with Chris featuring as a history expert on TV and radio, including the BBC, Sky News, Channel 5, ABC News, and LBC 97.3.
They maintain a popular cruising and history YouTube channel at Chris Frame Official and a website at www.chriscunard.com.
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In May 2024, Cunard welcomed Queen Anne to the fleet. The 249th ship to sail for Cunard since 1840, Queen Anne represents a new generation of Cunard cruising. Built at Fincantieri, Italy, the ship’s interior design challenges the status quo, blending traditional Cunard spaces with a modern style that makes this ship stand out.
Queen Anne is the second-largest Cunard ship ever to go to sea, allowing it to feature many favourite Cunard venues, while also introducing exciting new ones. Spaces aboard that wow travellers include the multi-storey Pavilion complete with its massive glass roof, as well as a wellness studio, Bright Lights Society entertainment venue, and new dining choices.
This full-colour book, the latest in the beautiful Photographic Journey series, showcases Queen Anne in all her glory. Featuring a foreword by Cunard President Katie McAlister, as well as a perspective from Captain Inger Thorhauge, the ship’s first Master, Queen Anne: A Photographic Journey allows readers to enjoy this Cunarder whether aboard the ship, reminiscing from the comfort of home, or planning a voyage. It is a perfect addition to the library of anyone with a love of ships, Cunard, or cruising.
About the Authors
Maritime historians Chris Frame and Rachelle Cross share a passion for passenger ships, ocean liners, and cruising. They have written 18 maritime history and cruising books, as well as numerous articles and feature stories for magazines and newspapers. Both authors have appeared on television news discussing cruising and maritime history, with Chris featuring as a history expert on TV and radio, including the BBC, Sky News, Channel 5, ABC News, and LBC 97.3.
They maintain a popular cruising and history YouTube channel at Chris Frame Official and a website at www.chriscunard.com.
