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Hudson River Cruises
Surrounded by the Catskill Mountains on the western shore and the Taconic and Berkshire Hills to the east, the Hudson River is rich in both history and beauty. The cities and towns along the river date back to Dutch and English rule and feature some of the most magnificent architecture in America.
Our expert guides will lead you through these grand and historic sites including the Vanderbilt Mansion, the home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the Olana State Historic Site, home to one of the most influential Hudson River School Painters, Frederic Church.
At West Point Military Academy, walk the hallowed grounds traversed by some of the nation's greatest generals, and later visit the riverside town of Sleepy Hollow made famous by the great American writer Washington Irving.
Hudson River Cruises Itinerary
Hudson River Cruises Itinerary
Day By Day Itinerary
- Day 1 New York, NY
- Day 2 West Point, NY
- Day 3 Kingston, NY/Hyde Park, NY
- Day 4 Troy / Albany, NY
- Day 5 Catskill, NY
- Day 6 Sleepy Hollow, NY
- Day 7 New York, NY
- Day 8 New York, NY
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Day 1 - New York, NY
New York City is the perfect destination to start your cruise along the Hudson River. Referred to as the city that doesn’t sleep, New York City is home to Broadway theaters, world-famous museums, iconic department stores, and Radio City Music Hall.
After boarding your ship, enjoy a delightful afternoon cruising from this bustling metropolitan area to the idyllic Hudson River region.
Excursions & Entertainment
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Next Day
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Day 2 - West Point, NY
The United States Military Academy at West Point offers visitors the opportunity to walk on the hallowed grounds once traversed by some of the nation's greatest generals. Founded in 1802 by an act of Congress, the Academy has been of significant military importance to America. Tour the West Point Museum and Cadet Chapel, while viewing magnificent vistas of the Hudson Valley from atop the campus grounds.
Excursions & Entertainment
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Next Day
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Day 3 - Kingston, NY/Hyde Park, NY
When the steamboat debuted in 1807, the Hudson River became a waterway of leisurely travel. Kingston preserves the heritage of the region at the Hudson River Maritime Museum. Kingston is also located in an area of the Hudson River often referred to as "Millionaires Row," replete with palatial estates and grand mansions built by wealthy New York businessmen as a summer retreat.
Due to Hyde Park’s natural beauty and proximity to the city, families such as the Astors and Vanderbilts built weekend homes nearby. The area is most famously known as the birthplace of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and is the site of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, as well as his home, Springwood Estate, which is designated as a National Historic Site.
Excursions & Entertainment
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Day 4 - Troy / Albany, NY
The city of Albany was discovered by Henry Hudson in 1609 on a failed attempt to find an expedited passage to China for the Dutch East India Company. Today, the capital city of New York welcomes visitors with majestic architecture and grand views of the beautiful Hudson River Valley. Be sure to explore the New York State Museum and the newly renovated State Capitol building, originally built in the late 1800s.
Excursions & Entertainment
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Next Day
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Next Day›
Day 5 - Catskill, NY
The scenic beauty of the Catskills has long been an inspiration to artists, writers, and naturalists who draw inspiration from its tranquil forests and expansive mountain landscapes. Explore the Hudson River School Art Trail, which includes the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill village, and sites like Kaaterskill Falls and Sunset Rock, which inspired 19th-century landscape painters.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 6 - Sleepy Hollow, NY
The riverside town of Sleepy Hollow is forever immortalized in the works of one of the country's first great writers, Washington Irving. The author found inspiration in the Hudson Valley, creating legendary stories like Rip Van Winkle. Today, Irving's country home, Sunnyside, is a National Historic Landmark and welcomes visitors with tales of the man himself.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 7 - New York, NY
As we approach New York City, admire its famous skyline with buildings that disappear into the clouds. Once you have docked in Manhattan, experience all that this vibrant city has to offer. American Cruise Lines has a variety of shore excursions to suite your preferences, from freestyle exploration to guided excursions.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Return to Map
‹Previous Day
Return to Map
Day 8 - New York, NY
End your journey, where it began in the vibrant city of Manhattan. Reflect upon your wonderful adventure as you begin your travels home. Or, stay an extra day or two to explore more.
Excursions & Entertainment
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Crime & Cannoli
Join a local New Yorker for a food and crime tour of one of New York’s most famously nefarious neighborhoods, Little Italy, to get a behind the scenes look at its dark past. You’ll make at least four food stops along the way to sample cannoli and true New York pizza, among other delicious dishes.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for information.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Discover the Big Apple
The best way to experience the sights, sounds, and history of this extraordinary city is on this insightful exploration of the Big Apple led by a native New Yorker who will give you a personal and in-depth account of life in NYC, including a stop at the World Trade Center Memorial.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Guided West Point Exploration
Take a tour of America’s most notable military academy, considered by George Washington to be the most important military position in America. Its establishment as the United States Military Academy occurred in 1802 when Thomas Jefferson signed legislation to that effect. This guided tour of the historic grounds of West Point includes Cadet Chapel, Trophy Point, and other stunning areas of campus. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking vistas and magnificent views of the Hudson Valley.
Due to security regulations, all passengers must present a Photo ID when boarding the bus at West Point.
×
Hudson River Maritime Museum - Complimentary Excursion
Founded in 1980, the Hudson River Maritime Museum focuses on preserving, researching, and collecting artifacts directly related to the Hudson River. Exhibits include historic vessels, art, and materials from the transportation industry. Explore this museum on your own and learn about the rich maritime heritage of the region.
×
Vanderbilt Mansion
Vanderbilt Mansion is one of the region’s oldest Hudson River estates and is a remarkable example of a gilded-age country place. The estate represents the political, economic, social, and cultural changes that occurred as America industrialized in the years after the Civil War. For nearly two centuries, this home has been the epicenter to the socially prominent and elite class of New Yorkers. Learn about the life of the privileged,from the Jazz Age through World War II.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Val-Kill
Visit the notable Val-Kill, the only place Eleanor Roosevelt considered home. Once a furniture factory, it was here that she pursued her political and social interests, wrote her My Day column, and worked on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. After President Roosevelt’s death in April 1945, Eleanor kept Val-Kill, purchasing the land from the Roosevelt estate and making Val-Kill Cottage her permanent home. She continued the tradition of casual entertaining, hosting world dignitaries such as Winston Churchill and Democratic Party politicians who came seeking her advice and support, including presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. She loved having large family gatherings at the cottage, including as many as possible of her 22 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Walkway Over the Hudson
Visit The Walkway over the Hudson, a steel cantilever bridge spanning the Hudson River between Poughkeepsie and Highland, New York. Enjoy breathtaking views on a narrated, guided walk, or a self-guided exploration over the Hudson River. Standing at 212 feet tall and approximately 1.5 miles long, this bridge was once the railroad path for trains and has since been transformed into the longest, elevated pedestrian bridge in the world. You won’t be able to see these majestic views anywhere else.
×
Narrated Kingston Exploration
Kingston was settled in 1652, and is the third oldest settlement in the Dutch Colony, after Manhattan and Albany, and was once the capital of New York. Enjoy a stop at the Old Dutch Church, founded in 1659. During the Revolutionary War, the church and its congregation were aligned with the patriot cause. As a result, in November of 1782, General George Washington visited the church. View a hand-written letter from Washington regarding his reception at the church, which is proudly on display in the narthex.
×
FDR Home & Museum
Visit the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, one of the great historic homes of America. Filled with memorabilia of the Roosevelt family, the neo-Georgian house, Springwood, was where the president was born in 1882. Enjoy a guided tour of the FDR home followed by a self-guided tour of the FDR Library and Museum.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Troy Lock & Dam Cruise
The Troy lock and dam system was originally built to create a water route from New York City to the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes, in order to help increase trade and populate the region. While on this cruise, our local expert will discuss the locks, trade season, ecology, steamboats, and more
×
Historic Troy Walking Excursion
The Central Troy Historic District has been described as "one of the most perfectly preserved 19th-century downtowns in the country," with nearly 700 properties in a variety of architectural styles, from the early 19th to mid-20th centuries. Thanks to a booming textile industry, Troy was one of the wealthiest cities in the United States during this time. Enjoy a walking tour with a local historian as you view the Victorian architecture of the area and learn how such remarkable structures are preserved over time. Step back in time to the Age of Innocence, while discovering the history of the town.
×
Albany City Experience
Discover Albany and see what has enticed visitors for over 400 years during this narrated city exploration with stops at the New York State Capitol, New York State Museum, Albany Visitors Center, and Albany Institute of History and Art.
×
Thomas Cole National Historic Site
A visit to the Thomas Cole National Historic Site provides entry into the world of the man who became the father of American landscape painting and founder of the Hudson River School of Art. Tour the 1815 Federal yellow-brick Main House and visit the historic rooms where the Cole family lived, including the West Parlor where Thomas Cole was married and the upstairs rooms where his children were born and where Cole died in 1848.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Catskill Active
This active shore excursion is in 2 parts:
Hudson River Skywalk provides panoramic views from hundreds of feet in the air and is one of two pedestrian crossings over the Hudson River. As you look towards the mountains, see if you can identify the features of Rip Van Winkle sleeping. The walkway is over 2 miles round-trip.
Kaaterskill Falls Viewing Platform: Witness the highest two-tiered cascading waterfall in New York and one of America’s oldest tourist attractions. It has been a featured topic of prominent books, essays, poems, and paintings of the early 19th century.
×
Hunter Mountain Scenic Skyride
This Scenic Skyride features the six-passenger Kaatskill Flyer, a state-of-the-art chair lift which will take you in comfort to the 3,200-foot summit of Hunter Mountain. From there, enjoy amazing views of the spectacular high peaks of the northern Catskills. On a clear day, you can also see the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts and the Green Mountains of Vermont in the distance.
×
Olana State Historic Site
Enjoy a special visit to the magnificent Persian-style home of one of the most influential Hudson River School painters, Frederick Church. Church designed his home and the surrounding landscape to take full advantage of the magnificent views of the Catskill Mountains. Today, you can tour the house and take a stroll of the grounds, hailed by many as the queen of the Hudson Valley estates.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Washington Irving's Sunnyside
A visit to Sunnyside is an enchanted adventure in a romantic landscape. This much-loved riverside home has been charming visitors for generations. Hear about Washington Irving’s storied past and how he came to be America’s first internationally famous author, best remembered now for “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”
×
Gothic Lyndhurst Mansion
Overlooking the Hudson River in Tarrytown, NY is Lyndhurst, one of America’s finest Gothic Revival mansions. Join us on a guided exploration of this remarkable example of the Hudson River’s grand and historic estates while enjoying the spectacular beauty of the Hudson River.
×
Manhattan - Make Your Own Adventure
Explore this Big Apple at your leisure and create your own adventure. Picking guests up at the ship’s dock in the morning, this convenient shuttle drops guests off at The Plaza on 5th Avenue near major attractions, including Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, and Lincoln Center. Immerse yourself in all there is to see and do in this vibrant city. At the end of your journey, board the shuttle at The Plaza for a ride back to the ship.
Available on American Constitution only.
×
Crime & Cannoli
Join a local New Yorker for a food and crime tour of one of New York’s most famously nefarious neighborhoods, Little Italy, to get a behind the scenes look at its dark past. You’ll make at least four food stops along the way to sample cannoli and true New York pizza, among other delicious dishes.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for information.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Discover the Big Apple
The best way to experience the sights, sounds, and history of this extraordinary city is on this insightful exploration of the Big Apple led by a native New Yorker who will give you a personal and in-depth account of life in NYC, including a stop at the World Trade Center Memorial.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Explore More in New York
Stay an extra day or two to enjoy all that New York City has to offer. Enjoy a performance at the Metropolitan Opera House, view exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art, or simply explore New York City, freestyle. Ask your onboard Hotel Manager for recommendations on area hotels, attractions, and more.
Day By Day Itinerary
- Day 1 New York, NY
- Day 2 New York, NY
- Day 3 Sleepy Hollow, NY
- Day 4 Catskill, NY
- Day 5 Troy / Albany, NY
- Day 6 Kingston, NY/Hyde Park, NY
- Day 7 West Point, NY
- Day 8 New York, NY
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Next Day
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Next Day›
Day 1 - New York, NY
End your journey, where it began in the vibrant city of Manhattan. Reflect upon your wonderful adventure as you begin your travels home. Or, stay an extra day or two to explore more.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 2 - New York, NY
As we approach New York City, admire its famous skyline with buildings that disappear into the clouds. Once you have docked in Manhattan, experience all that this vibrant city has to offer. American Cruise Lines has a variety of shore excursions to suite your preferences, from freestyle exploration to guided excursions.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 3 - Sleepy Hollow, NY
The riverside town of Sleepy Hollow is forever immortalized in the works of one of the country's first great writers, Washington Irving. The author found inspiration in the Hudson Valley, creating legendary stories like Rip Van Winkle. Today, Irving's country home, Sunnyside, is a National Historic Landmark and welcomes visitors with tales of the man himself.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 4 - Catskill, NY
The scenic beauty of the Catskills has long been an inspiration to artists, writers, and naturalists who draw inspiration from its tranquil forests and expansive mountain landscapes. Explore the Hudson River School Art Trail, which includes the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill village, and sites like Kaaterskill Falls and Sunset Rock, which inspired 19th-century landscape painters.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 5 - Troy / Albany, NY
The city of Albany was discovered by Henry Hudson in 1609 on a failed attempt to find an expedited passage to China for the Dutch East India Company. Today, the capital city of New York welcomes visitors with majestic architecture and grand views of the beautiful Hudson River Valley. Be sure to explore the New York State Museum and the newly renovated State Capitol building, originally built in the late 1800s.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 6 - Kingston, NY/Hyde Park, NY
When the steamboat debuted in 1807, the Hudson River became a waterway of leisurely travel. Kingston preserves the heritage of the region at the Hudson River Maritime Museum. Kingston is also located in an area of the Hudson River often referred to as "Millionaires Row," replete with palatial estates and grand mansions built by wealthy New York businessmen as a summer retreat.
Due to Hyde Park’s natural beauty and proximity to the city, families such as the Astors and Vanderbilts built weekend homes nearby. The area is most famously known as the birthplace of U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and is the site of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, as well as his home, Springwood Estate, which is designated as a National Historic Site.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Next Day
‹Previous Day
Next Day›
Day 7 - West Point, NY
The United States Military Academy at West Point offers visitors the opportunity to walk on the hallowed grounds once traversed by some of the nation's greatest generals. Founded in 1802 by an act of Congress, the Academy has been of significant military importance to America. Tour the West Point Museum and Cadet Chapel, while viewing magnificent vistas of the Hudson Valley from atop the campus grounds.
Excursions & Entertainment
Previous Day
Return to Map
‹Previous Day
Return to Map
Day 8 - New York, NY
New York City is the perfect destination to start your cruise along the Hudson River. Referred to as the city that doesn’t sleep, New York City is home to Broadway theaters, world-famous museums, iconic department stores, and Radio City Music Hall.
After boarding your ship, enjoy a delightful afternoon cruising from this bustling metropolitan area to the idyllic Hudson River region.
Excursions & Entertainment
×
Explore More in New York
Stay an extra day or two to enjoy all that New York City has to offer. Enjoy a performance at the Metropolitan Opera House, view exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art, or simply explore New York City, freestyle. Ask your onboard Hotel Manager for recommendations on area hotels, attractions, and more.
×
Manhattan - Make Your Own Adventure
Explore this Big Apple at your leisure and create your own adventure. Picking guests up at the ship’s dock in the morning, this convenient shuttle drops guests off at The Plaza on 5th Avenue near major attractions, including Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, and Lincoln Center. Immerse yourself in all there is to see and do in this vibrant city. At the end of your journey, board the shuttle at The Plaza for a ride back to the ship.
Available on American Constitution only.
×
Crime & Cannoli
Join a local New Yorker for a food and crime tour of one of New York’s most famously nefarious neighborhoods, Little Italy, to get a behind the scenes look at its dark past. You’ll make at least four food stops along the way to sample cannoli and true New York pizza, among other delicious dishes.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for information.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Discover the Big Apple
The best way to experience the sights, sounds, and history of this extraordinary city is on this insightful exploration of the Big Apple led by a native New Yorker who will give you a personal and in-depth account of life in NYC, including a stop at the World Trade Center Memorial.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Washington Irving's Sunnyside
A visit to Sunnyside is an enchanted adventure in a romantic landscape. This much-loved riverside home has been charming visitors for generations. Hear about Washington Irving’s storied past and how he came to be America’s first internationally famous author, best remembered now for “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.”
×
Gothic Lyndhurst Mansion
Overlooking the Hudson River in Tarrytown, NY is Lyndhurst, one of America’s finest Gothic Revival mansions. Join us on a guided exploration of this remarkable example of the Hudson River’s grand and historic estates while enjoying the spectacular beauty of the Hudson River.
×
Thomas Cole National Historic Site
A visit to the Thomas Cole National Historic Site provides entry into the world of the man who became the father of American landscape painting and founder of the Hudson River School of Art. Tour the 1815 Federal yellow-brick Main House and visit the historic rooms where the Cole family lived, including the West Parlor where Thomas Cole was married and the upstairs rooms where his children were born and where Cole died in 1848.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Catskill Active
This active shore excursion is in 2 parts:
Hudson River Skywalk provides panoramic views from hundreds of feet in the air and is one of two pedestrian crossings over the Hudson River. As you look towards the mountains, see if you can identify the features of Rip Van Winkle sleeping. The walkway is over 2 miles round-trip.
Kaaterskill Falls Viewing Platform: Witness the highest two-tiered cascading waterfall in New York and one of America’s oldest tourist attractions. It has been a featured topic of prominent books, essays, poems, and paintings of the early 19th century.
×
Hunter Mountain Scenic Skyride
This Scenic Skyride features the six-passenger Kaatskill Flyer, a state-of-the-art chair lift which will take you in comfort to the 3,200-foot summit of Hunter Mountain. From there, enjoy amazing views of the spectacular high peaks of the northern Catskills. On a clear day, you can also see the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts and the Green Mountains of Vermont in the distance.
×
Olana State Historic Site
Enjoy a special visit to the magnificent Persian-style home of one of the most influential Hudson River School painters, Frederick Church. Church designed his home and the surrounding landscape to take full advantage of the magnificent views of the Catskill Mountains. Today, you can tour the house and take a stroll of the grounds, hailed by many as the queen of the Hudson Valley estates.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Troy Lock & Dam Cruise
The Troy lock and dam system was originally built to create a water route from New York City to the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes, in order to help increase trade and populate the region. While on this cruise, our local expert will discuss the locks, trade season, ecology, steamboats, and more
×
Historic Troy Walking Excursion
The Central Troy Historic District has been described as "one of the most perfectly preserved 19th-century downtowns in the country," with nearly 700 properties in a variety of architectural styles, from the early 19th to mid-20th centuries. Thanks to a booming textile industry, Troy was one of the wealthiest cities in the United States during this time. Enjoy a walking tour with a local historian as you view the Victorian architecture of the area and learn how such remarkable structures are preserved over time. Step back in time to the Age of Innocence, while discovering the history of the town.
×
Albany City Experience
Discover Albany and see what has enticed visitors for over 400 years during this narrated city exploration with stops at the New York State Capitol, New York State Museum, Albany Visitors Center, and Albany Institute of History and Art.
×
Hudson River Maritime Museum - Complimentary Excursion
Founded in 1980, the Hudson River Maritime Museum focuses on preserving, researching, and collecting artifacts directly related to the Hudson River. Exhibits include historic vessels, art, and materials from the transportation industry. Explore this museum on your own and learn about the rich maritime heritage of the region.
×
Vanderbilt Mansion
Vanderbilt Mansion is one of the region’s oldest Hudson River estates and is a remarkable example of a gilded-age country place. The estate represents the political, economic, social, and cultural changes that occurred as America industrialized in the years after the Civil War. For nearly two centuries, this home has been the epicenter to the socially prominent and elite class of New Yorkers. Learn about the life of the privileged,from the Jazz Age through World War II.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Val-Kill
Visit the notable Val-Kill, the only place Eleanor Roosevelt considered home. Once a furniture factory, it was here that she pursued her political and social interests, wrote her My Day column, and worked on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. After President Roosevelt’s death in April 1945, Eleanor kept Val-Kill, purchasing the land from the Roosevelt estate and making Val-Kill Cottage her permanent home. She continued the tradition of casual entertaining, hosting world dignitaries such as Winston Churchill and Democratic Party politicians who came seeking her advice and support, including presidential candidate John F. Kennedy. She loved having large family gatherings at the cottage, including as many as possible of her 22 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Walkway Over the Hudson
Visit The Walkway over the Hudson, a steel cantilever bridge spanning the Hudson River between Poughkeepsie and Highland, New York. Enjoy breathtaking views on a narrated, guided walk, or a self-guided exploration over the Hudson River. Standing at 212 feet tall and approximately 1.5 miles long, this bridge was once the railroad path for trains and has since been transformed into the longest, elevated pedestrian bridge in the world. You won’t be able to see these majestic views anywhere else.
×
Narrated Kingston Exploration
Kingston was settled in 1652, and is the third oldest settlement in the Dutch Colony, after Manhattan and Albany, and was once the capital of New York. Enjoy a stop at the Old Dutch Church, founded in 1659. During the Revolutionary War, the church and its congregation were aligned with the patriot cause. As a result, in November of 1782, General George Washington visited the church. View a hand-written letter from Washington regarding his reception at the church, which is proudly on display in the narthex.
×
FDR Home & Museum
Visit the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site, one of the great historic homes of America. Filled with memorabilia of the Roosevelt family, the neo-Georgian house, Springwood, was where the president was born in 1882. Enjoy a guided tour of the FDR home followed by a self-guided tour of the FDR Library and Museum.
This is a Signature shore excursion and must be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for more information. Limited availability.
×
Guided West Point Exploration
Take a tour of America’s most notable military academy, considered by George Washington to be the most important military position in America. Its establishment as the United States Military Academy occurred in 1802 when Thomas Jefferson signed legislation to that effect. This guided tour of the historic grounds of West Point includes Cadet Chapel, Trophy Point, and other stunning areas of campus. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking vistas and magnificent views of the Hudson Valley.
Due to security regulations, all passengers must present a Photo ID when boarding the bus at West Point.
×
Crime & Cannoli
Join a local New Yorker for a food and crime tour of one of New York’s most famously nefarious neighborhoods, Little Italy, to get a behind the scenes look at its dark past. You’ll make at least four food stops along the way to sample cannoli and true New York pizza, among other delicious dishes.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for information.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
×
Discover the Big Apple
The best way to experience the sights, sounds, and history of this extraordinary city is on this insightful exploration of the Big Apple led by a native New Yorker who will give you a personal and in-depth account of life in NYC, including a stop at the World Trade Center Memorial.
Note: This excursion will be offered on embarkation day for cruises on American Star and American Independence. This excursion will be offered the day before disembarkation for cruises on American Constitution.
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Inaugurated
2007
Guest Capacity
100
Rooms
48
Common Areas
4
American Star
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Inaugurated
2010
Guest Capacity
100
Rooms
51
Common Areas
4
American Independence
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Inaugurated
2018
Guest Capacity
170
Rooms
90
Common Areas
8
American Constitution
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- Day 11 Boston, MA
New England Islands Cruise
Providence, RI to Providence, RI
- Pre-Cruise Providence Pre-Cruise Package
- Day 1 Providence, RI
- Day 2 New Bedford, MA
- Day 3 Nantucket Island, MA
- Day 4 Martha's Vineyard, MA
- Day 5 Block Island, RI
- Day 6 Newport, RI
- Day 7 Bristol, RI
- Day 8 Providence, RI
The Cape Codder Cruise
Boston, MA to Boston, MA
- Pre-Cruise Boston Four Seasons Package
- Day 1 Boston, MA
- Day 2 Gloucester, MA
- Day 3 Plymouth, MA / Mass Maritime Academy
- Day 4 Martha's Vineyard, MA
- Day 5 Newport, RI
- Day 6 New Bedford, MA
- Day 7 Provincetown, MA
- Day 8 Boston, MA
