8-night Ohio River Cruise

July 16, 2027

American Cruise Lines: American Heritage (formerly Queen of the Mississippi)

Pittsburgh/Louisville

Vacation Offer ID 1589879

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Destination	Arrival	Departure
Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 07/16/2027 Long known for steel manufacturing, Pittsburgh was an essential stop along the Ohio River for national and international commerce, making it a wealthy town in the 18th and 19th centuries. Settle into your hotel and explore the city at your leisure. Learn about famous Americans such as Heinz, Carnegie, and others who called this vibrant city home.	07/16/2027	07/16/2027
River Cruising River Cruising 07/17/2027 Board your ship, get settled in, and ready for the adventure ahead. We’ll start with a welcome reception and toast to you, our crew, and all the excitement we have on the horizon. As we set sail, watch the Ohio River begin to bend and wave goodbye to Steel City. Cruise along this scenic riverside route on a journey filled with sweeping views of the Ohio River and charming small towns along the way. As you wind through lush forests, gently rolling hills, and quiet valleys, delight in a peaceful escape from the bustle of city life. Pass through vibrant riverfront communities and admire glimpses of historic buildings and local marinas, each telling its own unique story.	07/17/2027	07/17/2027
Wheeling Wheeling 07/18/2027 As the birthplace of West Virginia, Wheeling maintains an air of nostalgia with well-preserved Victorian architecture lining cobblestone streets. The diverse range of activities available here offers something for everyone. History buffs can explore the city's rich heritage at the West Virginia Independence Hall or the Victorian-era Centre Market. For those seeking cultural experiences, the Capitol Theatre features performances ranging from live music to theatrical productions. Art enthusiasts can venture to the Wheeling Artisan Center, while the Kruger Street Toy & Train Museum delights visitors of all ages.	07/18/2027	07/18/2027
Marietta Marietta 07/19/2027 This picturesque, charming town rests at the confluence of the Muskingum River and the Ohio River and has five National Register Historic Districts with buildings that date back to the town’s founding in 1788. Explore the first settlement in the Northwest Territory on the north side of the Ohio River. Hear stories of the compelling events that unfolded here which were spotlighted in the recent book entitled, The Pioneers by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough.	07/19/2027	07/19/2027
River Cruising River Cruising 07/20/2027 As you cruise along the grand Ohio River, experience the serene beauty of America's heartland. Witness the gentle sweep of greenery along the banks, interspersed with quaint towns that can be seen from the top deck. Partake in a variety of onboard activities designed to enrich your journey, from historical presentations to lively discussions, each adding depth to the stunning vistas that unfold before you. Let the rhythm of the river carry you through landscapes steeped in history, offering a peaceful yet engaging backdrop to your exploration. Each mile traveled is a new chapter in the unfolding story of the Ohio River, inviting you to witness its quiet waves and enduring charm.	07/20/2027	07/20/2027
Cincinnati Cincinnati 07/21/2027 The dramatic bridges that span the Ohio River provide an impressive scenic welcome to your visit to Cincinnati. As an early shipbuilding and shipping metropolis, the town became known as the “Queen City.” Your adventures ashore reveal the highlights of this vibrant cultural center which include major sports franchises, a delightful zoo, and a botanical garden, as well as numerous theaters and museums, including the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, a Smithsonian Affiliate Museum. Admire the eclectic architecture as you stroll along its charming streets and enjoy the diverse attractions, ranging from the abundant gardens of the Krohn Conservatory to the architectural wonders of St. Mary’s Cathedral Basilica. Get a taste for local cuisine by trying Cincinnati Skyline Chili or stopping for a scoop at Graeter’s ice cream shop, founded in 1868.	07/21/2027	07/21/2027
Madison Madison 07/22/2027 A quaint town located on the banks of the Ohio River, Madison is one of the oldest and most charming cities in the state, known for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture. The historic district, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, features over 130 preserved buildings that showcase a mix of Greek Revival, Victorian, and Federal styles. With several local sites linked to the abolitionist movement, Madison’s rich history includes a significant role in the Underground Railroad. The town also celebrates its heritage during the Madison Regatta, one of the oldest hydroplane races in the U.S. Considered an outdoor museum of architecture, stroll through the vibrant downtown which abounds with boutique shops, art galleries, and restaurants. Take time to admire the town’s natural beauty, with scenic views of the river and surrounding hills serving as a picturesque backdrop.	07/22/2027	07/22/2027
Louisville Louisville 07/23/2027 An impressive waterfront town arching up the hillside, Louisville has a long history of commerce and revelry. The town grew at a portage around the treacherous Falls of the Ohio, now inundated behind the Ohio River’s Markland Dam. The historic importance of river commerce to the town is represented by the “Belle of Louisville” day excursion boat just down the banks, still operating after more than a century. Explore the impressive Churchill Downs to learn about the city’s renowned Kentucky Derby, the oldest continuously held horse race in the country. Or stop by the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory to see how the famous baseball bats are made. A visit to the a local distillery will lift your spirits as you savor samples and learn about the history of Kentucky bourbons.	07/23/2027	07/23/2027
Louisville Louisville 07/24/2027 Enjoy breakfast onboard the ship as you prepare for your journey home. Reflect upon the memorable experiences and the new friendships forged during your time with us. Thank you for cruising with us, we hope your voyage was filled with delightful moments that you carry with you. Safe travels home, and we look forward to welcoming you aboard again soon.	07/24/2027	07/24/2027

American Cruise Lines: American Heritage (formerly Queen of the Mississippi)

From the staterooms and suites to the lounges and dining rooms, the modern American Heritage features a serene color palette, luxurious textiles and linens, comfortable furniture, and sophisticated artwork and flourishes, celebrating the Mighty Mississippi River. Experience the breathtaking scenery from the privacy of your stateroom balcony.

Ship Statistics

Built Year: 2015
Last Refurbished: 2022
Passenger Capacity: 150
Crew Nationality: American
Officer's Nationality: American
Number of Decks: 5

Number of Staterooms: 84
Dining / Restaurants: 1
Number of Suites: 6
Bars / Lounges: 4
Lounge: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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Balcony Stateroom Single (SGB) Call for pricing

Category: SGB
Deck 5
Deck 4
Deck 3
Deck 2
Square Feet: 230

Perfect for the solo traveler, the Single staterooms offer all of the amenities you expect from a fine hotel. At 230 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 2
Square Feet: 304

AAR staterooms can be found on the second deck of the Queen of the Mississippi. Enjoy a luxurious 304 sq. ft. of living space that is equipped with a full-size bathroom and a large private balcony with sliding glass doors.

Category AAM (Private Balcony) (AAM) Call for pricing

Category: AAM
Deck 5
Square Feet: 328

Located on the top deck, these spacious staterooms feature scenic views of the passing landscape. At 328 sq. ft., you will enjoy all of the modern comforts that are expected of a premium hotel. These staterooms also offer full-size bathrooms and a walk-out private balcony where the grandness of the Mississippi can be appreciated.

Balcony Stateroom (AAL) Call for pricing

Category: AAL
Deck 3
Square Feet: 304

AAL staterooms can be found on the third deck of the Queen of the Mississippi. Enjoy a luxurious 304 sq. ft. of living space that is equipped with plush seating, a full-size bathroom, and a private balcony with large sliding glass doors that offer great views of the Mississippi scenery.

Balcony Stateroom (AAC) Call for pricing

Category: AAC
Deck 4
Square Feet: 304

AAC staterooms are conveniently located on the fourth deck and at 304 sq. ft. 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 panoramic views of the Mississippi River and the surrounding landscape.

Oceanview

Oceanview Stateroom Single (SG) Call for pricing

Category: SG
Main Deck
Square Feet: 203

A comfortable getaway, the Single staterooms offer individuals a spacious room with convenient amenities. At 203 sq. ft., all have interior entrances and large viewing windows where the sights of the Mississippi can be enjoyed.

Oceanview Stateroom (A) Call for pricing

Category: A
Main Deck
Square Feet: 290

These 290 sq ft staterooms offer exceptional comfort and a relaxing living area. Featuring a large opening picture window, all are equipped with modern amenities, full-size bathrooms, and closet space.

Suite

Owners Suite (OSB) Call for pricing

Category: OSB
Deck 4
Deck 3
Square Feet: 445

At a generous up to 445 sq. ft., the Owner’s Suites of Queen of the Mississippi offer the finest accommodations with unsurpassed views of the Mississippi River. With a spacious seating area and full-size bathrooms, each suite is a private sanctuary where you can unwind after a day of exploration in the tasteful comfort of your surroundings. Each of these suites features large sliding glass doors leading out to a private balcony, where you can enjoy the ever-changing scenery. Every modern amenity is at your fingertips, along with a desk, and spacious seating area.

Fares listed are per person, based on double occupancy and include all gratuities, port charges and fees.

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.

Deck 5