The SS Galileo Galilei was an Italian ocean liner built in 1962. It was one of the last ships to be constructed in the Lloyd Triestino shipyards and was named after the famous Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei. The ship had a length of 211 meters and a capacity of over 1,400 passengers. It was known for its luxurious accommodations and amenities, including swimming pools, a theater, and spacious cabins. The SS Galileo Galilei primarily operated on transatlantic routes between Italy, South America, and North America. In 1972, the ship was sold to a Greek shipping company and renamed the SS Galileo. It continued to sail under various owners until 2004 when it was finally scrapped in India. The SS Galileo Galilei was a significant vessel in the history of ocean travel, representing the era of grand ocean liners and providing a luxurious and comfortable experience for passengers on long-distance voyages.

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