Minneapolis / St. Paul - St. Louis - 9-Day Journey
Minneapolis / St. Paul - St. Louis - 9-Day Journey Map

Minneapolis / St. Paul - St. Louis - 9-Day Journey

This 9-day journey through America’s Heartland will take you from St. Paul, MN to St. Louis, MO. Enjoy ports like Winona, MN and Fort Madison, IA as you travel along the Upper Mississippi River.

Theme:
• Fall Foliage

Entertainment:
• The Weavers
• Danny O'Flaherty
• Lewis Hankins

Highlights

Fares will include:

  • Complimentary shore excursions in every port
  • Complimentary overnight stay in a select luxury hotel before your voyage – includes breakfast, taxes, porterage and transfers to the American Queen
  • Complimentary wine and beer with dinner
  • Complimentary cappuccino, espresso, specialty coffees, bottled water and soft drinks throughout your voyage
  • The family recipes of acclaimed Southern chef Regina Charboneau
  • The only steamboat with multiple specialty dining options, all at no additional charge
  • Gracious service from a friendly all-American staff
  • Casual elegance abounds, no formal wear required
  • Daily lectures by the Riverlorian, our onboard historian
  • Professional showboat-style entertainment and dancing nightly
  • Our own dedicated fleet of Steamcoaches
  • The most all-inclusive American river voyage
  • The only authentic steam-powered overnight paddlewheel riverboat in America
  • The greatest vacation value in America

Free One-Night Hotel Stay

The night before you step aboard the Steamer American Queen, enjoy the comfort and convenience of a complimentary one-night stay in a fine hotel in your embarkation city. Arriving the day before your voyage begins, you are able to relax, have dinner and get a full night’s sleep.

This section will be updated as details become available about the hotel properties in the embarkation city.

Hotel Stay - Minneapolis/St. Paul

Day 1: Hotel Stay - Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN

Included in your voyage is a luxury hotel stay. For this itinerary, we will reserve a room for you at one of these properties: The Westin Minneapolis or Hilton Minneapolis or Saint Paul Hotel.

Minneapolis/St. Paul

Day 2: Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN

Departure: 6:00 p.m.

Enjoy the sights and sounds of Minneapolis/St. Paul today.  This afternoon, you will board the American Queen to begin your voyage.

Winona

Day 3: Winona, MN

Arrival: 12:00 p.m. — Departure: 5:00 p.m.

Winona is one of the most beautiful places in the country, nestled between the covered limestone river bluffs that rise 500 feet and the stunning mighty Mississippi River. The historic architecture and cultural opportunities give Winona a soul that is living, breathing and growing. Still, Winona and its wealth of culture, arts, history, recreation and festivals, is relatively undiscovered.

La Crosse

Day 4: La Crosse, WI

Arrival: 8:00 a.m. — Departure: 1:00 p.m.

This gem of Victorian and Art Deco architecture with an inviting Riverwalk is your gateway to local culture. Explore Amish Country or enjoy “lefse” and Scandinavian folk tunes with Norwegian descendants.

Included Tour: Board our deluxe Hop On-Hop Off Steamcoaches at the dock and enjoy a narrated tour of charming downtown La Crosse. Enjoy views from Victorian-style Hixon House, a home from the late 1850s. Discover exhibitions with historical and educational art programs at the Swarthout Museum and Pumphouse Regional Arts Center. Other stops include the Chapels of St. Rose and the Riverside Museum with exhibitions from the War Eagle. Learn about the impact of La Crosse’s river growth, and enjoy an appreciation for the diverse cultures that share the earth at the Riverside International Friendship Garden.

Premium Tour Options:

Premium Choice Tour #1 - A Taste of Norway in Wisconsin

Enjoy a trip to Norskedalen Nature and Heritage Center in Coon Valley, a short 45-minute drive. A Sons of Norway costumed step-on guide will explain about how Norwegian immigrants came and settled the area. He will describe the life of a settler and give other facts about early Norwegian life in the area.

At Norskedalen, watch a video, tour the Bekkum Homestead (Norwegian settler farm) and enjoy Norwegian pastries. Then settle back and be entertained by the Norskedalen Trio, a 3-piece band that plays traditional Scandinavian folk tunes laced with Ole and Lena jokes.

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$69.00
Duration:
4 hours
Tour Capacity:
110 guests
Dubuque

Day 5: Dubuque, IA

Arrival: 8:00 a.m. — Departure: 1:00 p.m.

The flags of five nations have flown over a city that lives and breathes river lore. Take in its diverse flavors from Cable Car Square to the Smithsonian-affiliated National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium.

Included Tour:  Start this amazing tour on board our deluxe Hop On-Hop Off Steamcoach to Dubuque’s Museum of Art. Then, visit the oldest and most "grand" of more than 16 legitimate theaters in the community, the Grand Opera House. While viewing the Shot Tower, you’ll hear about how this structure produced nearly two-thirds of all the lead shot used during the Civil War. The Fenelon Place Elevator sits on the bluff of Dubuque, overlooking downtown and the mighty Mississippi River.

At the Mathias Ham House, you will capture the flavor of life along the Mississippi during the golden era of steamboating. Later, The Old Jail Museum will show you a rare example of Egyptian Revivalist architecture—as well as the dungeon in the basement!

Lastly, visit The Hotel Julien, which became known as one of the finest hotels in the Midwest and Al Capone’s hiding-out spot in Dubuque.

Premium Tour Options:

Premium Choice Tour #1 - Americana - Baseball, Apple Pie & America's Heartland

Discover Americana and the Midwest at their best: baseball, toy Chevrolets and apple pie.

Start your day by visiting the National Farm Toy Museum. Retrace and retread tractor history at this museum. With thousands of toys and exhibits scattered throughout its two-story exhibition space, the museum pays tribute to historic and contemporary crop contraptions. Fun-loving farm enthusiasts may peruse the museum's frenzy of farm implements, including trucks, pedal tractors and a life-size John Deere soil-sifter illustrating
scale. Miniature farm replicas convey to visitors the relative growth of American farming, and the increased size of farms themselves. See if you can find a Chevy!

Then it’s on to the iconic Field of Dreams. Is this Heaven? No, it's Iowa—a place of fertile soil, traditional values and simple pleasure. At the century-old Lansing family farm, with its quaint, oh-so-recognizable house, baseball still ranks as a favorite pastime for all ages. What better place to carve a baseball diamond from a corn field and to make a movie about pursuing one's dream, no matter how much effort it takes?

Finally, we make a stop at Breitbach's, where everything is made fresh from scratch every day. Delicious homemade soups, salads and pies are prepared daily by Mike and Cindy and their staff. In fact, customers often buy soups, salads and desserts to take home. Apple pie, anyone?

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$69.00
Duration:
3 1/2 - 4 hours
Tour Capacity:
110 guests

Premium Choice Tour #2 - Galena Historic Tour

Named One of America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations by the National Trust of Historic Preservation

Nestled in the rolling hills of northwest Illinois, Galena enchants visitors with historic sites and attractions, wonderful specialty shops and unlimited dining options.  Once larger than Chicago, Galena was a commercial center for mining and steamboating in the mid 1800’s.  During the Civil War, Galena gave the Union Army nine generals including Ulysses S. Grant, who later became the 18th President of the United States.  Enjoy a narrated historic trolley tour of Galena to see the Desoto House Hotel, the Old Market House and the Belvedere Mansion.  Conclude your visit with a guided tour of Grant’s Home before spending time in the restored downtown for shopping and dining.

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$49.00
Duration:
4 hours
Tour Capacity:
28 guests
Davenport

Day 6: Davenport, IA

Arrival: 8:00 a.m. — Departure: 5:00 p.m.

The world’s most comprehensive agricultural exhibit celebrates the accomplishments of John Deere. Discover our 3,000- year addiction to chocolate with taste testing and a tour of the tropical gardens and chocolate tree in historic downtown Rock Island.

Included Tour: Our stop today is more than just one city. Board our deluxe Steamcoaches at the dock, and relax into a narrated tour of the charming Quad Cities area. Enjoy an exhibition representing art from the 16th century to the present at the Figge Art Museum, or listen to some American roots music at the River Music Experience. Other cultural and historic attractions include the German American Center and St. Anthony Church.  Visit the first Preferred Summit Hotel in Iowa—the chic, hip, historic Black Hawk Hotel.

Spend an unstructured day, strolling from place to place and discovering surprises among the gift and gallery shops. Stay to eat, drink, shop or play at the Village of East Davenport. Interact in an exhibit with equipment and agricultural machines at the John Deer Pavilion.  Amble through the Moline Walking Tour and the Quad City Botanical Center, which offers a collection of flowers, indoor tropical atrium, gardens, greenhouse and more.
 

Premium Tour Options:

Premium Choice Tour #1 - Heritage Tours to the Amana Colonies

The history of the Amana Colonies, a National Historic Landmark and one of America’s longest-lived communal societies, begins in 1714 in the villages of Germany and continues today on the Iowa prairie.

By working cooperatively and sharing their property, the community, now numbering some 1,200 people, was able to carve a relatively comfortable living. They called their community the Ebenezer Society and adopted a constitution that formalized their communal way of life.

Today we will explore these fascinating people and their community.  On our extensive tour led by one of the communal members, we will visit the Amana Colonies Heritage Museum, as well as several other historical sites.  We then will arrive for a traditional Amana family luncheon at the Ox Yoke Inn. After lunch, you will have free time to explore some of the other museums and shops that Amana has to offer.

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$89.00
Duration:
6 hours
Tour Capacity:
110 guests

Premium Choice Tour #2 - The John Deere Legacy

Your experience begins as John Deere himself boards your Steamcoach to tell the story of his journey from New England to Moline. He will captivate you with this true American success story. Your first stop will be at the plow monument where his first factory was in Moline; from there, it’s just a short walk to the John Deere Pavilion.

Then he will personally take you to his family home, where you will enjoy a personal escorted tour. After the home tour, you will visit one of John Deere’s manufacturing facilities. You’ll be amazed at the technology that goes into making the world’s best farm equipment.

On our way back to the boat, you’ll make a sweet stop at Lagomarcino’s, a landmark since 1908, where you’ll be treated to their famous fudge sundae. Don’t forget to buy some candy for the rest of your journey!

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$59.00
Duration:
4 hours
Tour Capacity:
55 guests
Fort Madison

Day 7: Fort Madison, IA

Arrival: 8:00 a.m. — Departure: 1:00 p.m.

The city of Fort Madison was established around the site of the historic Fort Madison (1808–1813), which was the first permanent U.S. military fortification on the Upper Mississippi. Fort Madison was the site of Black Hawk’s first battle against U.S. troops, the only real War of 1812 battle fought west of the Mississippi. It was also the location of the first U.S. military cemetery in the upper Midwest. Fort Madison was one of three posts established by the U.S. Army to establish control over the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase territories. Fort Madison was built to control trade and pacify Native Americans in the Upper Mississippi River region. The other two posts were Fort Belle Fontaine near St. Louis, which controlled the mouth of the Missouri, and Fort Osage, near what is now Kansas City, which controlled trade with western Native American tribes. Fort Madison has the last remaining double swing-span bridge on the Mississippi River, the Fort Madison Toll Bridge. It has a top level for cars and a bottom level for trains; it is also the world's largest. The Fort Madison Downtown Commercial Historic District is a collection of well-preserved historic storefronts from the late 19th century.

Hannibal

Day 8: Hannibal, MO

Arrival: 8:00 a.m. — Departure: 12:00 p.m.

Board the Twainland Express for a journey enlivened by the spirit of Samuel Clemens, who authored American classics under the pen name of Mark Twain. Stroll through the Museum Complex, explore the famous Cave and watch as your guide points out scenes from famous tales.

Included Tour: This tour is all about exploring the Hannibal of Samuel Clemens, better known as Mark Twain. Begin your journey into the town that inspired the author’s imagination at the Mark Twain Boyhood House & Museum.  See the Justice of Peace, the courtroom setting used for trial in Tom Sawyer’s story. Visit the Becky Thatcher House, home of Tom Sawyer’s first sweetheart. Delight your palates with exclusive wines and free tasting at the Mark Twain Winery.

Then, take a journey to a time where the golden age of railroading and toy trains were part of most everyone’s life at the Big River Train Town Museum. Last but not least, enjoy visiting local Trinity Church and shopping at the Huck Finn Shopping Center.

Premium Tour Options:

Premium Choice Tour #1 - Explore the Mark Twain Cave

Discovered by hunter Jack Sims in 1819, Mark Twain Cave has long been a favorite of visitors to Hannibal. Samuel Clemens explored the cave as a child and later, under the pen name Mark Twain, included it in five of his books. The cave became famous in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, where Tom and Becky get lost in the cave. Transportation will be provided by our Hop On-Hop Off Steamcoach.

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$13.00 additional
Duration:
3 ½ - 4 hours
Tour Capacity:
55 pax

Premium Choice Tour #2 - Mississippi Mud - A hands-on adventure

Enjoy a tour of the Ayers Pottery shop and working studio where you will see unique pottery pieces created by a professional artist, followed by an introduction to basic wheel throwing from a master potter.

Then get ready to suit up and do it yourself! Head down to the workshop and become the artist as you sit at a potter's wheel and create your own work of art.

Your piece will be fired and shipped to your home as a final souvenir of your Hannibal adventure. Protective apron/suit will be provided, but keep in mind that creativity can be a messy business! Let your creative juices flow!

All shore excursions, prices, and information are subject to change without notice.

Transportation:
Included
Price:
$69.00 additional
Duration:
2-3 hours
Tour Capacity:
20 pax
St. Louis

Day 9: St. Louis, MO

Arrival: 8:00 a.m.

Enjoy the day in St. Louis.  Perhaps you will choose to visit the Gateway Arch or take in a ballgame.

featuring

Theme

Fall Foliage
It’s the only time of year that the river is even more colorful than the American Queen’s bright red paddlewheel. A blanket of reds, oranges and golds covers the landscape. Leaves blow across the brick-paved streets of small towns like Red Wing, Minnesota and Hannibal, Missouri. Warm apple cider and spied pumpkin pie bring autumn’s wonders right to your table as wildlife bustles about the myriad of colors lining the Mighty Mississippi in preparation for the coming winter.
 

Entertainment

The Weavers

Danny O'Flaherty

Lewis Hankins

Fares

Rates are listed per person, double occupancy.

Season:
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Suites with Veranda

Category: LS

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $6,795 Fall Foliage

Own the American Queen, or at least feel as if you do, as you enjoy the best. From your spacious, elegantly furnished suite, you are treated to a sweeping river view. Sip a beverage and share conversation in your cozy sitting area with sofa-bed and cocktail tables. Soak in your tub or shower, and then sleep soundly in your double or queen bed dressed with fine linens. Our suites give you the feeling of a fine Southern estate home, complete with authentic Antebellum décor and antiques. Perched atop the American Queen in the best locations with expansive views of the river, you’ll feel like Thomas P. Leathers, one of the wealthiest and most successful steamboat owners of the 19th century. From the intimate sitting area with its sofa-bed and cocktail table to the fluffy bed, this is river living at its finest.

350 to 500 sq. ft. - Queen Bed - Tub and Shower - Sitting Area with Sofa-bed - Vanity Mirror and Desk - Flat-screen TV - French Doors Open Onto Deck - Promenade Deck

Suites with Veranda

Category: AAA

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $6,195 Fall Foliage

Own the American Queen, or at least feel as if you do, as you enjoy the best. From your spacious, elegantly furnished suite, you are treated to a sweeping river view. Sip a beverage and share conversation in your cozy sitting area with sofa-bed and cocktail tables. Soak in your tub or shower, and then sleep soundly in your double or queen bed dressed with fine linens. Our suites give you the feeling of a fine Southern estate home, complete with authentic Antebellum décor and antiques. Perched atop the American Queen in the best locations with expansive views of the river, you’ll feel like Thomas P. Leathers, one of the wealthiest and most successful steamboat owners of the 19th century. From the intimate sitting area with its sofa-bed and cocktail table to the fluffy bed, this is river living at its finest.

230 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds - Tub and Shower - Sitting Area with Sofa-bed - Vanity Mirror and Desk - Flat-screen TV - French Doors Open Onto Deck - Promenade Deck

Superior Outside Staterooms with Private Veranda

Category: AA

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $5,895 Fall Foliage

With your own private veranda, these staterooms are so enjoyable, you might decide to extend your journey. Mark Twain never dreamed of accommodations so comfortable. Sit in your cozy armchairs and prop your feet up on the ottoman as you read through the River Times, our daily program, and discover the delights that await you.

190 sq. ft. Plus Private 40 sq. ft. Veranda - Two Single Beds - Tub and Shower - Flat-screen TV - Texas Deck

Deluxe Outside Staterooms with Veranda

Category: A

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $5,695 Fall Foliage

Settle back on the couch in your sitting area, open the French doors to the deck, and greet the day as the banks of the river slip majestically by. Some staterooms in this Category offer a view of the paddlewheel, while others offer expansive views of America’s Heartland from 5 decks above the river on the Promenade Deck.

210 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds - Tub and Shower - Flat-screen TV - Sitting Area with Couch - Vanity Mirror and Desk - French Doors Open Onto Deck - Promenade & Observation Decks

Outside Staterooms with Veranda

Category: B

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $4,395 Fall Foliage

Can you imagine opening French doors to a sweeping river vista and the sweet scent of magnolia trees? In these staterooms, there’s no need to dream any longer. Sit on the deck outside your stateroom and greet early morning strollers, relax in bed with your favorite book, or soak in a hot bath.

140 to 190 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds or One Queen Bed - Tub and/or Shower - Flat-screen TV - French Doors Open Onto Deck - Observation & Texas Decks

Outside Staterooms with Veranda

Category: C

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $3,895 Fall Foliage

Can you imagine opening French doors to a sweeping river vista and the sweet scent of magnolia trees? In these staterooms, there’s no need to dream any longer. Sit on the deck outside your stateroom and greet early morning strollers, relax in bed with your favorite book, or soak in a hot bath.

140 to 190 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds or One Queen Bed - Tub and/or Shower - Flat-screen TV - French Doors Open Onto Deck - Observation & Texas Decks

Deluxe Outside Staterooms with Bay Window

Category: D

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $3,695 Fall Foliage

An expansive bay window overlooking the ever-changing scenery of America’s Heartland is the main draw of this category. Curl up in front of the window with a new novel and savor a moment that belongs to only you.

190 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds - Tub and Shower - Flat-screen TV - Bay Window - Cabin Deck

Outside Staterooms with Veranda

Category: E

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $3,595 Fall Foliage

Can you imagine opening French doors to a sweeping river vista and the sweet scent of magnolia trees? In these staterooms, there’s no need to dream any longer. Sit on the deck outside your stateroom and greet early morning strollers, relax in bed with your favorite book, or soak in a hot bath.

140 to 190 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds or One Queen Bed - Tub and/or Shower - Flat-screen TV - French Doors Open Onto Deck - Observation & Texas Decks

Inside Cabins

Category: F

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $3,295 Fall Foliage

Surrounded by wonderful period details and with every modern convenience, you will find your cares disappear within moments upon entering these cozy havens. Ample shelving and storage spaces keep your necessities out of the way but easily accessible.

140 sq. ft. - Two Single Beds - Shower - Flat-screen TV - Observation & Promenade Decks
 

Inside Cabins

Category: G

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $2,895 Fall Foliage

Surrounded by wonderful period details and with every modern convenience, you will find your cares disappear within moments upon entering these cozy havens. Ample shelving and storage spaces keep your necessities out of the way but easily accessible.

132 sq. ft - Two Single Beds - Shower - Flat screen TV - Texas Deck

Inside Cabins

Category: H

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $2,795 Fall Foliage

Surrounded by wonderful period details and with every modern convenience, you will find your cares disappear within moments upon entering these cozy havens. Ample shelving and storage spaces keep your necessities out of the way but easily accessible.

132 sq. ft - Two Single Beds - Shower - Flat screen TV - Texas Deck

Inside Cabins

Category: I

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $2,495 Fall Foliage

Surrounded by wonderful period details and with every modern convenience, you will find your cares disappear within moments upon entering these cozy havens. Ample shelving and storage spaces keep your necessities out of the way but easily accessible.

132 sq. ft - Two Single Beds - Shower - Flat screen TV - Texas Deck

Single Outside Staterooms

Category: SO

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $4,995 Fall Foliage

A single traveler will not find a better value than this. In these spacious staterooms with French doors opening onto the Texas Deck, you will find all of the luxury and charm of a double-occupancy stateroom, but a more amenable fare for a single traveler.

140 sq. ft. - Queen Bed - Tub and Shower - Flat-screen TV - Texas Deck

Single Inside Cabins

Category: SI

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Season Dates Fare Theme
Oct 18 - Oct 26 $3,495 Fall Foliage

Unaccompanied travelers should never have to sacrifice the comforts of home. Surrounded by wonderful period details and with every modern convenience, you will find your cares disappear within moments upon entering your cozy home away from home. We’ve spared no expense on the small details that make all the difference in the world.

80 sq. ft. - Single Bed - Shower - Flat-screen TV - Observation Deck

Fares are in U.S. Dollars, are per guest, are based on double occupancy, and do not include air or land transportation. Fares for SI and SO Categories are based on single occupancy. Port Charges of $109 per guest are additional and not included in the fare. All fares and itineraries are subject to change; we are not responsible for errors and omissions. Additional terms and conditions apply.

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