Hudson River
Starting from: $3,495pp
8 Days, 7 Nights
Dates:
2010
American Star
Oct: 2, 9, 16, 23
American Glory
Sept: 26
Oct: 2, 9, 16, 23
Independence
Oct: 3, 9, 16
2011
American Star
Oct: 1, 8, 15, 22
American Glory
Sept: 26
Oct: 2, 9, 16, 23
Independence
Oct: 2, 8, 15
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• Independence
• American
Star
• American
Glory
Rolling hills majestically adorned in the brilliant colors of fall foliage
set the backdrop for this Hudson River Cruise. Before departing, take
in the sights and sounds of New York City, exploring art and history
museums, enjoying a Broadway show, or joining a narrated tour. Then,
settle into your journey on smooth, sparkling waters. Spend your days
relaxing on board surrounded by spectacular views, or enjoy wonderful
shoreline excursions. Tour the West Point Academy and Cadet Chapel, visit
Albany’s state capitol building and admire the city’s intriguing architecture,
discover Kingston’s maritime museum, and step into legend and lore in
Sleepy Hollow.
Itinerary
Day 1 - New York, NY
Enjoy a delightful day of cruising along the Hudson River to West Point.
Day 2 - Catskill, NY
Steeped in history and tradition, the United States Military Academy at West Point offers visitors the opportunity to walk on the grandiose grounds once trekked by some of the nation's greatest generals, like Patton, Eisenhower and MacArthur. Founded in 1802 by an act of Congress, the Academy has been of significant military importance to America since Revolutionary days. Tour the West Point Museum and Cadet Chapel and view magnificent vistas of the Hudson Valley from atop the campus grounds.
Day 3 - Troy / Albany, NY
The picturesque region of what is today the city of Albany was discovered by Henry Hudson in 1609 on a failed attempt to find a quick passage to China for the Dutch East India Company. Today the capital city of New York state 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 1800's.
Day 4 - Kingston, NY
With the invention of the steamboat in 1807, the Hudson River became a waterway of leisurely travel with literally hundreds of vessels making their way up and down the picturesque passage. Originally the capital of New York in the late 1700's, today Kingston preserves the maritime heritage of the Hudson River at the Hudson River Maritime Museum. Kingston is also located in an area of the Hudson River often referred to as "Millionaires Row" - with palatial estates and grand mansions reminiscent of the mid-1800's when wealthy New York businessmen began buying property in the beautiful valley for summer retreats.
Day 5 - 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 tales and scenery of the Hudson Valley as the basis for "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Winkle." Today Washington Irving's country home, Sunnyside, is a Registered National Historic Landmark and welcomes visitors with legends and lore.
Day 6 - Cruising the Hudson River
Day 7 - New York, NY
Discover the sights, sounds and history of this extraordinary city! From South Street Seaport to Central Park and the Museum of Natural History, New York encapsulates the culture and spirit of America. Explore the Big Apple on your own, or join a narrated tour of the city's biggest landmarks.
Day 8 - New York, NY
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