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Cruises from Philadelphia
Norwegian Cruise Line sails from Philadelphia, giving guests the chance to explore the riverfront, historic center, other historical sites,
and delicious eateries of "The City of Brotherly Love" before or after their voyage. Most of NCL's cruises from Philadelphia sail aboard
Norwegian Pearl, with voyages to Bermuda, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Canada & New England.
NCL's 5- and 7-night Philadelphia cruises to Bermuda include two days of fun at the Royal Naval Dockyard, where you can play golf, build
castles from pink sand, and enjoy fantastic views from one of the world's oldest cast-iron lighthouses. NCL also offers 8-night Bahamas
cruises, 10- to 12-night Caribbean cruises, and 9- to 13-night voyages to Canada & New England. In 2028, Norwegian Gem and
Norwegian Dawn join the lineup with more Bermuda and Canada & New England sailings.
American Cruise Lines also sails from Philadelphia, with 11-night East Coast & Intracoastal cruises aboard its small ships.
There is also a small selection of cruises that visit Philadelphia and let you travel back to America's earliest days, savoring that
iconic Philly cheesesteak, visiting the local museums, and immersing in the city’s vibrant culture.
Philadelphia, the country's first World Heritage City, is one of the most history-rich cities in the United States and is also a very
popular cruise departure port for those who live nearby. Some people prefer to cruise from here and schedule a hotel stay before or after
their voyage. This gives them the chance to enjoy the city and all it has to offer. NCL is the only major cruise line to offer cruises to
and from Philadelphia.
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Cruise Lines with Cruises from Philadelphia
The following cruise lines feature cruises from Philadelphia. Click the name of the cruise line to view upcoming cruises that they're
featuring from the Philadelphia Cruise Terminal in Philadelphia:
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 Philadelphia
The following cruise destinations can be visited on a cruise from Philadelphia. Click any destination to view some of the upcoming cruises
from Philadelphia that are available:
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Things to do in Philadelphia
These are just a few of the more popular tourist attractions in Philadelphia, along with a brief description:
♦ The Liberty Bell
One of the most famous symbols of the Revolutionary War, the Liberty Bell is without a doubt one of the most popular attractions in all of
Philadelphia. It is an American symbol of liberty and justice. Millions are tourists visit this attraction each year. The Liberty Bell
Center is open daily, except on certain holidays.

♦ Independence Hall
This U.S. national landmark is located on Chestnut Street between 5th and 6th Streets. Independence Hall is where America’s founding
fathers debated, adopted, and signed the Declaration of Independence, and signed the United States Constitution. This building was the
original home of the Liberty Bell, but now houses the Centennial Bell, and is now a part of the Independence National Historical Park.
♦ Philadelphia Museum of Art
This venue is one of the largest art museums in the United States. Established in 1876, it is located in Fairmount Park, at the west end
of Benjamin Franklin’s Parkway. You can discover an impressive collection of over 225,000 objects (displayed in over 200 galleries) at
this venue.
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