So many sights to see in Boston
Starting your visit to Boston with a tour is wise. You get the lay of the land and learn intriguing facts. Plus you can take mental notes of where you’d like to spend more time later. Below you’ll find trolley tours, harbor tours and —the ultimate land-water combo — duck tours. We also share some popular attractions, like the Paul Revere House, New England Aquarium and Faneuil Hall Marketplace with the adjoining Quincy Market. Insider tip: Locals pronounce Quincy with a “z” sound rather than a “c,” as in QUIN-zee. Faneuil is usually pronounced either FAN-yool or FAN-uhl, rhymes with panel. Either way, we can’t wait to welcome you.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Quincy Market
Boston’s historic civic and social center is still a bustling hub. Shop 100+ local artisans, savor New England’s favorite fare and enjoy entertaining street performances.
Boston Duck Tours
Cruise past Boston’s historic landmarks aboard an “amphibious landing vehicle” while listening to fun and educational stories. At the end, splash into the Charles River for glorious skyline views.
617-267-3825Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston
The convenience of hop-on-hop-off makes this a great way to see Boston’s most compelling sites. An interactive map helps you maximize your tour.
855-287-8198Boston Harbor Tours
Boston Harbor City Cruises gives you many ways to explore our city’s beautiful inner and outer harbors. From cocktail cruises to whale watching to “Codzilla” thrill boat rides (with 360° spins!), the water is where it’s at.
781-661-5508New England Aquarium
From the color-morphing giant Pacific octopus to the African penguin, this watery wonderland features a four-story coral reef, an Australian seadragon exhibit and other aquatic sights to behold.
617-973-5200Paul Revere House
Discover the man behind the Midnight Ride. Here, you’ll dive deeper into the life of this Revolutionary folk hero, including his work as an artisan and his life as a father and husband.
617-523-2338