The design renewal was led by Finnish design agencies Franz Design, Aprocos Interior Design and Design Studio Marjut Nousiainen (Photo: Janne Stenroos)

After a three-week break due to planned dry-docking, the Tallink Silja Line’s passenger vessel Baltic Princess is back in regular traffic on the company’s Turku–Stockholm route  boasting renewed main passenger areas.

“We have focused particularly on upgrading the key passenger spaces to offer even more exceptional travel experience to our guests. The improvements are immediately noticeable upon boarding, with redesigned restaurants and shops offering better service and convenience for travelers. We are excited to welcome passengers back to the renewed and more comfortable Baltic Princess,” said Taru Backman, intendant aboard the cruise vessel.

The company’s vessel has undergone an approximately €8m renovation at the BLRT Turku Repair Yard in Naantali, Finland, with nearly €4m allocated to a complete overhaul of the main passenger areas taking the travel experience to a new level of comfort and enjoyment.

Tallink Silja Lines vessel Baltic Princess renewed gift shop (Photo: Janne Stenroos)

The entire shopping area has been completely re-designed, with improved accessibility between shops, and the duty free shop now features self-service checkouts and a new tasting area for showcasing products and promotions.

Tallink Silja Lines vessel Baltic Princess renewed Piano Bar (Photo: Janne Stenroos)

The Perfumes & Cosmetics shop now has two widened entrances and a more open connection to the Gifts & Kids store.

Tallink Silja Lines vessel Baltic Princess renewed Grill House restaurant (Photo: Janne Stenroos)

Grill House, one of the vessel’s most popular restaurants, has undergone a transformation, blending warm natural materials, sleek design, and inviting ambiance across its nearly 400sq m space, while the ship’s cocktail bar, Piano Bar, has a new look blending modern style with ‘timeless’ elegance.

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