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Cruising to New York (Cape Liberty)
A cruise to New York is a voyage to one of the world's most popular cities, with the sight of the iconic Manhattan skyline giving guests an exciting taste of what there is to explore after disembarking.
New York Cruise Port
Welcoming some of the biggest cruise ships out there, there are three New York cruise ports found in the Big Apple. The Brooklyn and Manhattan cruise terminals are the most conveniently located, but with Cape Liberty cruise port having excellent transport links it won't be long before you're discovering the likes of Times Square and the Rockefeller Center. What's more, if you travel here on a Transatlantic cruise, you won't even be jet lagged, meaning you'll be able to start your adventure as soon as you arrive.
What To Do On A New York Cruise
Within Cape Liberty itself you will find top shops and restaurants, while following the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway is a great way to soak up the atmosphere of this vibrant area. The impressive-looking Bayonne Bridge - the fifth-longest steel arch bridge in the world - provides an easy access connection between New Jersey and Staten Island in New York, where you'll find great attractions like the Historic Richmond Town. However, it's the famous sights of “New York, New York” that guests will be raring to see, and with so much on offer, it might be hard choosing what to do.
For those who want a whistle-stop tour of the most famous attractions, a boat trip to see the Statue of Liberty, a walk around Central Park and a visit to the Empire State Building will be top of the list. Meanwhile, art enthusiasts will love what they find in this contemporary city, with the Museum of Modern Art showcasing some of the best art, design and sculptures from around the world. if you've still got time, other popular New York cruise activities include:
- Watching a show on Broadway
- Soaking up the atmosphere of Times Square
- A stroll through the High Line, a raised park built on a former railway track
If you want to truly make the most of your time in this incredible, a New York cruise and stay holiday is the perfect option. With extra days to not only see more of the iconic sites, but to also head further afield and see more of New York state, there is no better way to explore the Big Apple.
A cruise to New York is a voyage to one of the world's most popular cities, with the sight of the iconic Manhattan skyline giving guests an exciting taste of what there is to explore after disembarking.
New York Cruise Port
Welcoming some of the biggest cruise ships out there, there are three New York cruise ports found in the Big Apple. The Brooklyn and Manhattan cruise terminals are the most conveniently located, but with Cape Liberty cruise port having excellent transport links it won't be long before you're discovering the likes of Times Square and the Rockefeller Center. What's more, if you travel here on a Transatlantic cruise, you won't even be jet lagged, meaning you'll be able to start your adventure as soon as you arrive.
What To Do On A New York Cruise
Within Cape Liberty itself you will find top shops and restaurants, while following the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway is a great way to soak up the atmosphere of this vibrant area. The impressive-looking Bayonne Bridge - the fifth-longest steel arch bridge in the world - provides an easy access connection between New Jersey and Staten Island in New York, where you'll find great attractions like the Historic Richmond Town. However, it's the famous sights of “New York, New York” that guests will be raring to see, and with so much on offer, it might be hard choosing what to do.
For those who want a whistle-stop tour of the most famous attractions, a boat trip to see the Statue of Liberty, a walk around Central Park and a visit to the Empire State Building will be top of the list. Meanwhile, art enthusiasts will love what they find in this contemporary city, with the Museum of Modern Art showcasing some of the best art, design and sculptures from around the world. if you've still got time, other popular New York cruise activities include:
- Watching a show on Broadway
- Soaking up the atmosphere of Times Square
- A stroll through the High Line, a raised park built on a former railway track
If you want to truly make the most of your time in this incredible, a New York cruise and stay holiday is the perfect option. With extra days to not only see more of the iconic sites, but to also head further afield and see more of New York state, there is no better way to explore the Big Apple.