Cunard’s Queen Anne

Queen Anne is Cunard’s newest ship and the fourth in the line’s current fleet, sailing alongside sister ships Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, and flagship Queen Mary 2.

Queen Anne bridges Cunard’s storied 185-year history and signature moments with modern innovation catering to today’s luxury traveler. The design team tapped into the Cunard Archives in Liverpool to understand the brand’s history, using it for inspiration in the layout, fabrics, and textures for the new ship. Connecting tradition and contemporary luxury, Queen Anne celebrates the influential design styles of both past and present but overall, the design is a departure from the rest of the fleet and is an exciting, bolder contemporary interpretation of Cunard’s art deco design.

The ship features 4,300 pieces of art that have been curated exclusively for Queen Anne. The artworks were commissioned from both emerging and established contemporary artists from around the globe to create their personal interpretation of the line’s heritage and can be seen throughout the ship.

There are 15 restaurants on Queen Anne featuring a variety of cuisines and from cultures around the world including two new dining concepts for the brand: Aji Wa, with Japanese cuisine, and Aranya, featuring Indian flavors.

Cunard is offering a whole new level of entertainment choices aboard the new ship including “Bright Lights Society,” an intimate, cabaret-style venue offering hosted and interactive experiences for guests.