Things to Do

New York

Enzo MaidanaMust See

Central Park

4.8 (297,102)

Vast green oasis with Bethesda Terrace and Zoo. Rent bikes for quick explore.

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Wesley van HarenMust See

Times Square

4.7 (239,960)

Bright lights and billboards; people-watch and street performers. Heart of NYC energy.

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Peter KMust See

Statue of Liberty

4.7 (111,721)

Iconic copper statue on Liberty Island, symbol of freedom; ferry from Battery Park. Essential photo and quick museum visit.

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Tiago SantosMust See

9/11 Memorial & Museum

4.8 (92,553)

Twin reflecting pools and museum on the attacks. Somber must-visit.

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Charlene GrieuMust See

Ellis Island Immigration Museum

4.7 (6,380)

Hear immigrant stories through interactive exhibits; combined ticket with Liberty. Powerful history lesson.

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Matthias MüllerPopular

Rockefeller Center

4.7 (199,507)

Top of the Rock views rival Empire; ice rink area and shopping.

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Cale O'DayPopular

Empire State Building

4.7 (124,817)

Art Deco skyscraper with 86th-floor observatory views. Classic skyline.

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MarcPopular

Brooklyn Bridge

4.8 (90,771)

Walk across for Manhattan skyline photos. Iconic engineering.

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Alessandro HenriquePopular

High Line

4.7 (66,543)

Elevated park on old rail line with gardens and Hudson views. Trendy stroll.

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BatschelorumPopular

One World Observatory

4.7 (25,189)

Fastest elevator to the top of tallest building; 360-degree views.

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Newport

Tisha PARROTTMust See

Cliff Walk

3.5-mile oceanfront path past mansions and rugged coast. Dramatic views. Start nearby.

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Scott GrahamMust See

The Breakers Mansion

4.7 (10,401)

Opulent Vanderbilt summer 'cottage' with gilded age splendor. Audio tours inside. Essential Newport excess.

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Tony LiPopular

Newport Mansions (Marble House)

4.7 (3,740)

Belle Epoch palace with marble halls and gardens. Self-guided opulence. Combine with Breakers.

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David HerszensonPopular

Salve Regina University Ochre Court

4.8 (23)

Castle-like mansion grounds open for walks. Gothic revival beauty. Hidden campus.

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Thames Street Shopping

4.3 (17)

Quaint shops, galleries, and pubs in historic district. Souvenirs and chowder. Walking distance.

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Julie RosenHidden Gem

Fort Adams State Park

4.6 (3,891)

Massive 19th-century fort with guided tours. Underground tunnels adventure. Harbor views.

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Bowen's WharfHidden Gem

Bowen's Wharf

4.7 (2,311)

Waterfront dock with boutiques and seal watching. Nautical charm. Leisurely stroll.

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Kevin StewartHidden Gem

Touro Synagogue

4.8 (340)

Oldest U.S. synagogue, national historic site. George Washington letter. Architectural gem.

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Boston

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Freedom Trail

Follow red-brick line to 16 revolutionary sites; self-guided or tour from port. Paul Revere house included. History walk.

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CarloMust See

Boston Common & Public Garden

4.8 (18,412)

America's oldest park with swan boats; central free. Swan paddle fun. Green oasis.

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Matt HartMust See

USS Constitution

4.7 (8,243)

1812 warship tours in Charlestown; free navy yard. 'Old Ironsides' afloat. Maritime pride.

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Fenway Park

4.8 (44,487)

Tour America's oldest ballpark; guided from Seaport. Green Monster lore. Sports fans.

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Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall

4.5 (13,451)

Food hall with street performers; near port. Chowder and shopping. Vibrant market.

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Harvard University

4.8 (58)

Campus walk in Cambridge; T-ridable tour. Ivy prestige. Yard photos.

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David FrankHidden Gem

Beacon Hill

Gaslit streets and Acorn Street; walking tour. Victorian charm. Quaint stroll.

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XSDHidden Gem

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

4.7 (10,598)

Venetian palace art with heist mystery. Courtyard gem. Eccentric collection.

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Tony's ListsHidden Gem

Boston Tea Party Ships

4.6 (9,223)

Replica ships and 'throw tea' interactive; interactive history. Reenactment fun.

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Portland

Hannah SophiaMust See

Old Port District

Wander cobblestone streets lined with boutiques, galleries, and seafood restaurants in this historic waterfront area. Shop for lobster souvenirs and enjoy chowder. Walkable from the cruise dock.

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Alex KMust See

Portland Head Light

4.8 (16,597)

Iconic lighthouse with cliff walks and ocean vistas, the most photographed spot in Maine. Perfect for photos and a short hike during your port call. Shuttle or 20-min drive from terminal.

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Amanda LawsonPopular

L.L.Bean Flagship Store

4.6 (11,175)

Explore the massive outdoor store with giant boot display and demo pond in nearby Freeport (short bus ride). Gear up with Maine-made apparel. Fun for all ages.

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