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Departure Port: If you only want to view results for cruises that start in a specific port, you can specify it here. You can select more than one (to see cruises that start at certain ports). For example, you can select both New York and Boston if you only want to view cruises that start in either New York or Boston.
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Cruises from Boston
Boston, one of America's most historic yet innovative cities, is located in New England. From luscious green parks to countless cultural
attractions, Boston is indeed an interesting city. Cruises from Boston are quite popular, as are cruises that visit Boston as a port of
call on their itinerary. Residents of the New England area are big fans of cruises from Boston, as they are able to take a wonderful
vacation without incurring the expenses and hassle of flying. Cruises from Boston are typically available from April through October.
Currently, there is a great variety of mainstream and deluxe cruise lines that leave from Boston, including (but not limited to) Norwegian
Cruise Line, Holland America, Celebrity Cruises, and Princess Cruises.
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Cruise Lines with Cruises from Boston
The following cruise lines feature cruises from Boston. Click the name of the cruise line to view upcoming cruises that they're
featuring from Boston:
Cruise prices listed above are "from prices," and are in U.S. Dollars (unless noted otherwise), per person, based on double occupancy,
including Required Cruise Fees & Expenses, as well as Government Taxes & Fees. Pricing does not include airfare or any other additional
charges (unless noted otherwise). Pricing and availability are subject to change at any time prior to successful payment processing and reservation
creation. Taxes, fees and port expenses are subject to change even after a reservation has been made, at the discretion of the cruise line. Please
click the link provided in the sale box to find out the current pricing and availability. The offer details for any bonuses are listed during the
online booking process. Certain restrictions apply.
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Destinations for Cruises from Boston
The following cruise destinations can be visited on a cruise from Boston. Click any destination to view some of the upcoming cruises
from Boston that are available:
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Things to do in Boston
These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Boston, along with a brief description:
♦ The Freedom Trail
When taking a cruise from Boston, or one that happens to visit Boston, history-lovers would regret missing this series of landmarks.
Boston, a great walking city, happens to be home to one of the first historic walking trails in America. the Freedom Trail. While walking
along this path you'll learn about the history of Boston, all the way back to its colonial days. Among the many landmarks on this trail
are The Old State House (the site of the Boston Massacre), the
Benjamin Franklin Statue, Copp's Hill Burial Ground, the Bunker HIll Monument, the USS Constitution, the Old North Church and Paul
Revere's House. You'll have the option of doing a self-guided tour or taking a tour through the Boston Commons Visitors Center (at 148
Tremont Street) or the Bostix Booth (at Faneuil Hall).
♦ Faneuil Hall Marketplace
This popular venue (also referred to as Quincy Market, one of the buildings in this area) is home to over 40 unique pushcart eateries,
various brand name shops, lively bars and pubs (like Cheers and Dick's Last Resort), as well as many restaurants. It's one of the best
places in Boston to do some shopping and eating. Aside from the great things to do at the marketplace itself, it's prime location offers a
short (five-minute) walk to others attractions including the New England Aquarium, the Old State House and Paul Revere's House. Many
people that take cruises from Boston enjoy shopping at and/or eating in this historic and interesting area of Boston.
♦ Newbury Street
This eight-block area of Boston is home to some of the city's most chic stores (including Chanel, Cynthia Rowley, Pinkyotto and The
Closet), as well as salons, bars and great upscale dining venues. It's a fun place to hang out before, during or after your cruise from
Boston.
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