When we talk about Boston, we are talking about one of the most important cities in North America, both for the historical events that took place, and for the many landmarks and historical attractions that can be admired while visiting the city.
If you are on a family trip and with children, the tour we recommend exploring the city is the Boston Duck Tour. Fun but also full of information, history and commentary.
The tour starts from the ground aboard a WWII-style landing craft, passing through the streets of Beantown, past Trinity Church, Faneuil Hall and the Holocaust Memorial.
There are so many landmarks that you can see, from the Hancock Tower, to the Boston Common and Boston Public Garden, the Union Oyster House - presumably the oldest restaurant in America, the Longfellow Bridge and the Charles River, and it is just here that the vehicle transforms into a boat to enter right into the Charles River and give you the opportunity to enjoy the view of the city from the water. Sure, fun for kids, but not just for them!
Departure of the Boston Duck Tour - Hours and Tickets
The tour operates every day (usually from the first day of spring until November 30) from 10:00 to 18:00 - lasts 80 minutes and does not include stops (toilets are present at each starting point), we advise you to arrive well in advance especially during the high season - starts from 3 different points:
- Museum of Science - 1 Science Park - Boston, MA 02114
- New England Aquarium - 1 Central Wharf - Boston, MA 02110
- Prudential Center - 53 Huntington Avenue - Boston, MA 02116
Price: Adult $50.29 - Kids 3/11 years $34.64 - >3 years $10.99 - Prices are subject to change without notice.
Closing Dates: Thanksgiving Day, November 30, From December to mid-march.
If your trip to Boston includes other attractions - museums and experiences, we recommend one of the PASSes that help you to save your money and time, avoiding the queues at the ticket office and leaving you free to decide what to visit when you are in Boston.
EXPLORE BOSTON WITH PASSES