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The original MS Tallink in Tallinn Harbour, 1994
The original MS Tallink in Tallinn Harbour, 1994
MS Meloodia,introduced a blue hull colour to the Tallink fleet.
MS Meloodia,introduced a blue hull colour to the Tallink fleet.
The sister ships Romantika and Victoria I (pictured) were Tallink's first new builds, delivered in 2002 and 2004, respectively.
The sister ships Romantika and Victoria I (pictured) were Tallink's first new builds, delivered in 2002 and 2004, respectively.
MS Baltic Queen in dock in Tallinn
MS Baltic Queen in dock in Tallinn
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Model of MS Botnia in Siljavarustamo livery
Model of MS Botnia in Siljavarustamo livery
MS Bore Star, built 1975, left the Silja fleet in 1986 and re-joined it in 1993 as MS Wasa Queen.
MS Bore Star, built 1975, left the Silja fleet in 1986 and re-joined it in 1993 as MS Wasa Queen.
Model of the world's fastest cruiseferry, GTS Finnjet, in 1980s Silja Line livery (ships owned by Johnson Line had different funnel colours)
Model of the world's fastest cruiseferry, GTS Finnjet, in 1980s Silja Line livery (ships owned by Johnson Line had different funnel colours)
MS Silja Symphony in Eteläsatama, Helsinki, Finland
MS Silja Symphony in Eteläsatama, Helsinki, Finland