Aurora
activeBuilt 1999
GRT
76 152
Guests
1874
Crew
860
Crew:Guest
1:2.2
Length
270m
Space Ratio
40.6
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History
AI-generatedAurora is a Russian protected cruiser most famous for reportedly firing the shot that signaled the attack on the Winter Palace during the October Revolution. Built at the Admiralty Shipyard in Saint Petersburg, Aurora participated in major naval engagements including the Dogger Bank incident and the Battle of Tsushima during the Russo-Japanese War, and later served during the Siege of Leningrad. The ship has been preserved as a museum ship since 1956 and remains moored in Saint Petersburg.
Vessel Timeline
23 May 1897
Keel Laid
Meyer Werft
11 May 1900
Launched
Meyer Werft
31 Dec 1999
Aurora
P&O Cruises
At a Glance
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Maiden Voyage
October 10, 1903
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Built By
Meyer Werft
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Build Country
Germany
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Identity
IMO Number9169524
MMSI310556000
Call SignZCDW9
Flag State🇧🇲 Bermuda
Port of RegistryHamilton
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Construction
ShipyardMeyer Werft
Build Country🇩🇪 Germany
Keel LaidMay 23, 1897
Float OutMay 11, 1900
DeliveredDecember 31, 1999
Maiden VoyageOctober 10, 1903
Est. price (CIN)$375M
Price per berth$200 107
Price per GT$4924
In 2026 dollars$734M
Per berth (2026$)$391 676
Per GT (2026$)$9639
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Dimensions
270m
Length
34m
Beam
8.4m
Draft
Gross Tonnage (GRT)76 152
Length BP126.8 m
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Capacity
1874
Guests
860
Crew
981
Cabins
Guests (max)2258
Space Ratio40.6
Crew:Guest Ratio1:2.2
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Propulsion
24kts
Max Speed
56 000kW
Power
Engine TypeMAN B
Propulsion TypeSteam
Reviews & Ratings
Berlitz / Insight Guides
3 Stars
1216/ 2,000 pts
Source: Berlitz Cruising & Cruise Ships
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