8-night Upper Mississippi River Cruise

July 24, 2027

American Cruise Lines: American Serenade

St. Louis (Alton)/St. Paul

Vacation Offer ID 1593635

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Destination Guide
Suggested Shore Excursions

Destination	Arrival	Departure
St. Louis	07/24/2027	07/24/2027
St. Louis (Alton) St. Louis (Alton) 07/24/2027 Nestled neatly beneath towering limestone bluffs, the port of Alton, Illinois, offers easy access to St. Louis and area attractions, including the National Great Rivers Museum, which tells stories of the Mississippi River's rich history, the people that rely on the river, and its many ecosystems. Discover the area's extensive history at the excellent Missouri History Museum in the city's lovely Forest Park, the site of the legendary 1904 World's Fair. Or stand in awe at the Cathedral Basilica with its mosaic tile interior which rivals the cathedrals of Europe. Celebrate the United States western expansion and those who made it possible at the recently renovated Gateway Arch monument and the innovative and interactive underground museum.,	07/24/2027	07/24/2027
Mississippi River Cruising	07/25/2027	07/25/2027
Hannibal Hannibal 07/26/2027 Explore Hannibal, "America's Hometown", a mere block from the ship, where Mark Twain's home and museum illuminate the events that shaped his life and career. Elements of his childhood adventures were woven into classics like The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Run your hand along Aunt Polly's fence, explore Injun Joe's Cave, and get reacquainted with one of the world's most beloved authors. Explore other nearby museums and the charming downtown Main Street with unique shops, art galleries, and tasty temptations.,	07/26/2027	07/26/2027
River Cruising River Cruising 07/27/2027 Walk a few steps from the ship to the impressive replica of Fort Madison. A historic U.S. Army fort built in 1808 to maintain control over the newly acquired Louisiana Territory, it was an important part of the western expansion. Today, Fort Madison offers visitors a vibrant cultural scene, bucolic landscapes, and an active agritourism industry that celebrates the American heartland. Visit a local farm to learn about cheese-making, explore a corn maze, and enjoy a wagon ride. Discover the town's many historic districts, where you can admire well-preserved Victorian and Neo-Renaissance architecture. Visit the area's museums, unique boutiques, antique shops, as well as the local breweries and wineries.,	07/27/2027	07/27/2027
Muscatine Muscatine 07/28/2027 Davenport is your largest cruise port between St. Louis and St. Paul and one of the four "Quad Cities" that combine into a larger metro area. The first railroad to reach the Mississippi River connected Chicago to Rock Island, Illinois, across the river. The area features diverse attractions ranging from grand historic mansions lining the river, renowned museums, rich Native American history, and the largest agricultural exhibit in the world. Be enlightened by the region's history, culture, and environment at the Smithsonian-affiliated Putnam Museum and Science Center. Learn how American ingenuity powers the Midwest's ability to feed the nation at the expansive John Deere Pavilion as you amble through interactive exhibits of vintage and modern high-tech equipment that reveal the evolution of inventions that revolutionized American farming.,	07/28/2027	07/28/2027
Dubuque Dubuque 07/29/2027 A "Masterpiece on the Mississippi", Dubuque is among the oldest settlements west of the Mississippi River and continues today as a primary commercial, industrial, educational, and cultural center for this region. From the ship, it's a short walk to a cruise highlight at the incredible complex of the Smithsonian-affiliated National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium. View colorful Victorian mansions on a stroll through the quaint downtown area, take a ride on the world's shortest and steepest scenic railway, or try your luck in one of Dubuque's state-of-the-art casinos. Visit one of the oldest catholic churches in the city and enjoy the lovely landscapes of the Dubuque Arboretum & Botanical Gardens.,	07/29/2027	07/29/2027
Winona Winona 07/30/2027 Winona welcomes you with the perfect blend of modern development and old river town charm. From rolling fields of flowers to some of the most architecturally important buildings in Minnesota, enjoy a carefully crafted selection of excursions that lead you through the most intriguing sites Winona has to offer. Explore a variety of history and art museums and admire historic homes, while listening to captivating stories told by a local guide. Board a self-exploration shuttle which takes you into the heart of downtown to learn, shop, eat, and stroll at your leisure.,	07/30/2027	07/30/2027
Red Wing Red Wing 07/31/2027 Below the forested limestone bluffs of the upper Mississippi and along a narrow section of a river channel, Red Wing snuggles among dozens of enchanting city parks. The town's beauty has inspired artists, writers, and musicians for over 150 years, delivering a diverse blend of arts, entertainment, and activities for your pleasure. Explore the historic Sheldon Theatre of Performing Arts, the home of the famous Red Wing Shoes, and the Pottery Museum, or ride up the bluff for a remarkable view. Visit the National Eagle Center to learn more about these incredible creatures with the added thrill of admiring them up close.,	07/31/2027	07/31/2027
St. Paul St. Paul 08/01/2027 Enjoy easy access to the Minneapolis/St. Paul airport or extend your stay to further explore this enchanting area. The Twin Cities offer world-class art galleries, museums, and live performances. St. Paul's Summit Avenue showcases gorgeous historic mansions built in the late 1800s. The enormous Mall of America includes more than 500 stores and an indoor waterpark and theme park. View gorgeous panoramas of the city from Mounds Park and cherish the enchantment of Minnehaha Falls with its 53-foot cascade.,	08/01/2027	08/01/2027

American Cruise Lines: American Serenade

American Serenade won Cruise Critic’s Editors’ Picks Award for Best New River Cruise Ship of the Year recently, the first time an American ship has received this prestigious award. Introduces an updated modern interior design, integrating an elegant and refined aesthetic with tradition for the spacious comfort found aboard all of ships Drawing inspiration from the geography across America, the new interior design highlights natural textural elements and serene color palettes.

Ship Statistics

Maiden Voyage: 2023
Passenger Capacity: 175
Number of Staterooms: 91

Number of Suites: 16
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Suite

Veranda Suite (Private Balcony) (VS) Call for pricing

Category: VS
Deck 4

With a generous 405 sq. ft. of relaxing space, each Veranda suite includes a private walk-out balcony to enjoy the panoramic views. Considered one of the finest staterooms on any cruise ship, guests will enjoy full-size bathrooms and large living area with sliding glass door.

Grand Suite (Private Balcony) (GS) Call for pricing

Category: GS
Deck 4

The luxurious Grand Suite measures 650 sq. ft. and offers panoramic views through floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Sliding glass doors lead out to a private balcony complete with a private dining area, the perfect place to enjoy breakfast room service or watch the sun set. Each Grand Suite features a separate bedroom and living area, ideal for gathering with family and friends after an invigorating day of exploration.

Balcony

Single (Private Balcony) (SGB) Call for pricing

Category: SGB
Deck 4
Deck 3
Deck 2

Perfect for the solo traveler, the Single staterooms offer all of the amenities you expect from a fine hotel. At 250 sq. ft., these staterooms have spacious bathrooms and large sliding glass doors that lead to a private balcony.

Balcony Stateroom (AAR) Call for pricing

Category: AAR
Deck 1

AAR staterooms on the main deck offer complete comfort with approximately 275 sq. ft. of living space. Enjoy a full-size bathroom, large picture window, and door leading out to a furnished private balcony. These staterooms also feature a large sitting area, ideal for getting together with friends.

Balcony Stateroom (AAM) Call for pricing

Category: AAM
Deck 3

Located on the third deck, these spacious staterooms feature commanding views of the passing river landscapes. At 350 sq. ft., there is plenty of room to enjoy the tasteful comfort of your surroundings. These staterooms have all the comforts of a fine hotel and feature floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors with a private balcony to offer panoramic views from every angle.

Balcony Stateroom (AAC) Call for pricing

Category: AAC
Deck 2

AAC staterooms are conveniently located on the second deck and offer all of the comforts of a fine hotel. Complete with a private balcony and floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors, these staterooms provide spectacular views of the surrounding landscape. At 316 sq. ft., these staterooms also offer a sitting area, desk and full-size bathrooms.

Prices are per person based on double occupancy. Pricing on some sailings may reflect special limited time offers, not combinable with any other offers/discounts. Valid on new bookings only. American Cruise Lines includes all shipboard meals, entertainment, tips and gratuities, alcohol, and other port charges and fees in the price of the cruise. Many shore excursions are also included in the cost of the cruise.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.

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