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New York

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Central Park

4.8 (297,102)

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

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Times Square

4.7 (239,960)

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

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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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9/11 Memorial & Museum

4.8 (92,553)

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

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Halifax

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Waterfront Boardwalk

4.8 (9,363)

Pier 21 immigration museum, street performers, lobster rolls. Ship-spotting. Cruise heart.

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Citadel Hill National Historic Site

4.7 (8,080)

Star-shaped fort with noon gun, views, soldier reenactments. Elevator access. Maritime defense.

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Public Gardens

4.8 (7,735)

Victorian park with floral clocks, swan boats. Picnic serenity. 150-year bloom.

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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

4.6 (5,545)

Shipwrecks, Halifax Explosion exhibits. Tall ship outside. Sea stories.

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Saint John

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Reversing Rapids

4.4 (794)

Phenomenal Bay of Fundy tides where river reverses. Bridge viewpoint and park. Tidal wonder.

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Rockwood Park

4.7 (1,896)

Lake activities, zoo, mini-golf. Lakeside picnic. Family fun.

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Irving Nature Park

4.8 (1,588)

Coastal trails, beaches, birdwatching. Salt marshes. Nature stroll.

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Market Square

Indoor market with local crafts, food. Street performers. Vibrant hub.

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Boston

Must 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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USS Constitution

4.7 (8,243)

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

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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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Fenway Park

4.8 (44,487)

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

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Portland

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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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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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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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