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15 Night Grand Heartland and Land Tour

From St Paul to New Orleans
  • American Symphony
  • Back Porch Cafe`
  • Restaurant
  • River Lounge
  • Sun Deck
  • Single Balcony Stateroom
  • Balcony Stateroom
  • Veranda Suite
  • Grand Suite
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American Symphony

American Cruise Lines
4 Stars
  • Cruise #: 14253388
  • Departs: Tue, Oct 17, 2028
  • Returns: Wed, Nov 1, 2028
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    Balcony $12,620
    Suite $17,310
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    Itinerary Summary

    Day by Day Details

    Land Segment of Itinerary

    Tuesday - Oct 17, 2028
    Day
    1
    St Paul, United States
    • St Paul, United States
    Enjoy a hotel stay in St. Paul and explore the city at your leisure. Stroll down Summit Avenue to view a captivating array of historic mansions from the late 1800s. For a shopping extravaganza like no other, venture into the vast expanse of the Mall of America, boasting over 500 stores, an indoor theme park, and an aquarium. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the natural wonder of the 53-foot Minnehaha Falls, where cascading water flows over limestone bluffs, creating a serene escape. ...
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    Land Segment of Itinerary

    Wednesday - Oct 18, 2028
    Day
    2
    St Paul, United States
    • St Paul, United States

    Cruise Segment of Itinerary

    Day 2 - Wednesday - Oct 18, 2028
    Day
    2
    Cruise Begins
    • Cruise Begins
    • St Paul, United States
    • Cruising the Mississippi River, United States
    Step aboard your riverboat and begin your journey along the scenic Upper Mississippi. This is the perfect time to settle in and take in the ever-changing landscapes. Stroll the decks, relax in your stateroom, or unwind in one of the ship's spacious lounges as you glide past cliffs, forests, and charming riverfront towns. ...
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    Thursday - Oct 19, 2028
    Day
    3
    • La Crosse, United States
    Step into 19th-century America in La Crosse, situated on the banks of three captivating rivers. Board the authentic La Crosse Queen paddlewheeler for a cruise along the main channel of the legendary Mississippi River. Your guide will entertain you with facts and trivia about the river as you watch for bald eagles and other wildlife. Later, admire the beauty of the Riverside International Friendship Gardens, a collection of public gardens celebrating La Crosse's sister-city relationships with communities around the world. ...
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    Friday - Oct 20, 2028
    Day
    4
    • River Cruising
    Take in the scenic beauty of the countryside, marked by rolling hills and distant bluffs. Throughout our journey, you'll pass through a series of locks and dams, each a testament to engineering ingenuity. Watch as the river bustles with activity: towboats glide by, skillfully maneuvering a variety of commodities like grains, petroleum products, and coal. This lively interplay of technology and commerce set against a natural backdrop offers a compelling view of the region's economic lifelines. ...
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    Saturday - Oct 21, 2028
    Day
    5
    • Dubuque, United States
    Dubuque, Iowa, overlooks the Mississippi River and blends classic architecture with walkable streets. Stroll the revitalized riverwalk and wander the city's quaint avenues, where preserved buildings bring Dubuque's past to life. Ride the Fenelon Place Elevator for a unique view of the steep terrain. Immerse yourself in the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium with hands-on exhibits, live wildlife displays, and interactive lessons on river navigation. Travel to the iconic Field of Dreams Movie Site to experience cinematic history or observe local wildlife and plant life along the scenic waterway. ...
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    Sunday - Oct 22, 2028
    Day
    6
    • Davenport, Iowa
    Step into Davenport, the largest cruise port between St. Louis and St. Paul, and a key city within the dynamic "Quad Cities" where communities blend into a vibrant metro area. The city's past was shaped in part by the arrival of the first railroad to cross the Mississippi River, linking Chicago to Rock Island, Illinois, just across the water. The region offers a rich array of attractions, from grand riverfront mansions and acclaimed museums to significant Native American heritage sites and one of the world's most expansive agricultural exhibitions. At the Smithsonian-affiliated Putnam Museum, gain insights into the area's layered history, culture, and natural environment. Visit the impressive John Deere Pavilion, where American ingenuity comes to life through interactive displays. Stroll through exhibits of both vintage machinery alongside modern high-tech equipment, illustrating the evolution of innovations that transformed U.S. farming. Here, the story of agricultural progress unfolds, highlighting the Midwest's essential role in feeding the nation. ...
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    Monday - Oct 23, 2028
    Day
    7
    • Cruising the Mississippi River, United States
    As your voyage unfolds, take in expansive landscapes along the river's banks-fields stretching toward distant horizons, forests gathered around the winding waterway, and quaint river towns dotting the shores. In the inviting lounges onboard, enjoy performances from talented musicians who bring the spirit of the Mississippi to life through song. Alternatively, spend the afternoon sharing stories and experiences with fellow travelers, forging connections amidst the backdrop of the river's views. ...
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    Tuesday - Oct 24, 2028
    Day
    8
    • Hannibal, United States
    Step into the world of Mark Twain in this idyllic river town, where the author's stories of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn come to life. Visit the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum to experience life in the 1840s and the events that shaped his legendary writing. Stroll the preserved 19th-century streets and join a guided walk with a local interpreter, who brings the town's story to life through Mark Twain's own words. Visit Rockcliffe Mansion for stunning views of the Mississippi River, and explore Mark Twain Cave, one of the region's most famous natural attractions, for an unforgettable underground adventure. ...
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    Wednesday - Oct 25, 2028
    Day
    9
    St Louis, United States
    • St Louis, United States
    Approaching the banks of St. Louis, Missouri, the skyline and the Gateway Arch rise along the river, marking one of the major Midwestern cities where the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers meet. Located within Gateway Arch National Park, the Arch stands as a symbol of the nation's westward expansion and remains one of the most recognized St. Louis attractions. Enjoy a guided, narrated journey through downtown St. Louis, taking in the riverfront, Citygarden, Soulard, Lafayette Square, and Forest Park. Experience the iconic Gateway Arch, explore the pre-boarding exhibits, and ascend 630 feet for breathtaking panoramic views. Then, visit the renowned Anheuser-Busch (Budweiser) facility to see the legendary Clydesdales' stables, the historic Brewhouse, and the Beechwood Aging Cellars, where signature beers are crafted to perfection. ...
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    Thursday - Oct 26, 2028
    Day
    10
    • Cruising the Mississippi River, United States
    Today is your day to unwind as you glide effortlessly along the mighty Mississippi, surrounded by breathtaking views of cottonwood trees and graceful blue herons. Engage in captivating enrichment sessions and lively onboard events, or simply savor gourmet cuisine and refreshing cocktails. Whether you're relaxing in the spacious lounges or basking in the sun on the deck, enjoyment awaits at every turn. As Mark Twain famously said, it's a day with "nothing to hang a worry or a fret upon"-so let go and embrace the adventure. ...
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    Friday - Oct 27, 2028
    Day
    11
    Memphis, United States
    • Memphis, United States
    Welcome to Tennessee and the vibrant city of Memphis, a cultural landmark along the Mississippi where musical legacy and civil rights are deeply connected to the river. Walk along Beale Street, home to legendary blues clubs and live venues that carry forward the sounds that shaped the city. Step inside Sun Studio, the birthplace of rock 'n' roll, and see where music legends recorded their groundbreaking hits. Then, visit the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel for a powerful, immersive look into the American Civil Rights Movement. Celebrate the life of the King of Rock 'n' Roll at Graceland, viewing the iconic home, exploring personal artifacts, and tracing the life and influence of Elvis Presley. Take a guided motorcoach exploration through downtown Memphis landmarks before returning to the revitalized riverfront. ...
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    Saturday - Oct 28, 2028
    Day
    12
    • Tunica, United States
    • Bus Travel
    • Tunica, Mississippi
    • Bus Travel
    • Tunica, United States
    Discover Tunica, a charming Delta River town where the Mississippi and its levees shape the landscape and daily life. Stop by the riverfront for sweeping views of the water and surrounding farmland, and experience firsthand how this mighty river has influenced the culture, past, and rhythm of the area. Among Tunica's must-see attractions is the Gateway to the Blues Museum, where exhibits showcase the rich musical traditions of the Delta and the artists who defined the blues. Nearby, Tunica RiverPark offers another perspective on the region, with museum displays highlighting the geology, wildlife, and cultural history of the lower Mississippi. Set along a scenic riverwalk, the museum overlooks the water, where visitors can see views from the ship's dock. ...
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    Sunday - Oct 29, 2028
    Day
    13
    Vicksburg, United States
    • Vicksburg, United States
    Overlooking the Mississippi River, Vicksburg is best known for its pivotal role in the Civil War and its commanding views of the waterway that shaped its past. Visit Vicksburg National Military Park, where preserved battlefields, towering monuments, and the restored ironclad USS Cairo tell the story of the decisive campaign that helped turn the tide of the war. On a guided excursion, explore Vicksburg's oldest neighborhood, where you can admire the Duff Green Mansion, once a hospital during the 47-day siege, and Tully's Cave, which reveals how residents survived the bombardment. Finally, walk through downtown to discover historic architecture, riverfront murals, museums, and local shops that reflect the city's connection to the Mississippi River. ...
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    Monday - Oct 30, 2028
    Day
    14
    Natchez, United States
    • Natchez, United States
    In the heart of Natchez, where the Mississippi River bends, grand homes stand as a testament to the city's wealth as a major river port. After the French built a fort here in 1716 near communities of the Natchez people, the settlement grew into one of the most prosperous towns along the river. Largely preserved despite early Union occupation during the Civil War, Natchez remains home to one of Mississippi's most intact collections of iconic residences. Discover the stunning Rosalie Mansion, known as "Our Lady on the Bluff". Led by a guide, explore this beautiful home overlooking the river, with elegant interiors and period furnishings that offer a glimpse into Natchez's past. Then relax and experience the town the old-fashioned way, by horse-drawn carriage, while listening to tales of the city's rise as one of America's wealthiest before the Civil War. ...
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    Tuesday - Oct 31, 2028
    Day
    15
    Baton Rouge, United States
    • Baton Rouge, United States
    Welcome to Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana, whose name comes from the French phrase "red stick", a reference to a boundary marker once used by Native American tribes. The city echoes with the stories of its most notable figures, particularly the bold Governor and Senator Huey P. Long. His political and architectural legacy is reflected in landmarks such as the Old State Capitol Museum, housed in a majestic Gothic-style castle from 1852, and the current 34-story State Capitol, a striking example of Depression-era Art Deco architecture built from Louisiana limestone and adorned with marble. Discover Capitol Park Museum, where Louisiana's vibrant culture comes to life, from the sounds of Louis Armstrong to the pageantry of Mardi Gras traditions. Walk in history's footsteps on a guided exploration of key Civil War sites tied to the Battle of Baton Rouge. Visit Magnolia Cemetery and stand on the very ground where some of the most intense moments unfolded. Follow downtown along the Baton Rouge Riverfront, where modern art, river views, and old architecture blend seamlessly. Browse local shops and experience the dynamic energy of a city shaped by a rich and complex past. ...
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    Wednesday - Nov 1, 2028
    Day
    16
    New Orleans, United States
    • New Orleans, United States
    Conclude your voyage in this iconic, jazz-infused destination. After breakfast, disembark and begin your journey home, or choose to extend your stay to further explore this incredible city. Stroll through the French Quarter, admired for its ornate architecture, soak in the lively atmosphere of Bourbon Street, and visit Jackson Square, a dynamic center of art, music, and local culture. ...
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