The MS Kungsholm (1952) was a Swedish passenger ship that operated primarily in the transatlantic route between Europe and North America. Built by the John Brown & Company in Scotland, it was launched in 1952 for the Swedish American Line. The ship had a distinctive modern design and luxurious amenities, catering to wealthy passengers. It had a capacity of over 500 passengers and was known for its high-quality service and elegant interiors. The Kungsholm was also used for cruises to various destinations, including the Caribbean and South America. During its service, the ship underwent several renovations and upgrades to keep up with changing passenger preferences. In 1975, the Kungsholm was sold to the Flagship Cruises and renamed the MS Sea Princess. The ship changed hands a few more times before being scrapped in 1985. The MS Kungsholm represented a significant era in transatlantic travel and luxury cruising, showcasing the evolution of passenger ships in the mid-20th century.

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