City Cruises Boston Historic Sightseeing Harbor Cruise
Overview
See the sights. Experience the history. Boston's inner and outer harbors are awash in legend and lore, not to mention beauty. On this fully narrated 60-minute Historic Sightseeing Cruise of Boston Harbor, we’ll regale you with hero tales of the Revolutionary War, local legends of the sea, and stories of characters past and present. You’ll learn how the harbor was transformed into one of the cleanest in the country. See stunning panoramic views of the Boston Skyline as you sail past Boston's waterfront. Guarantee your spot on this popular cruise by booking ahead today!
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What's Included
✓ Included
- Narrated tour.
- 60-minute Historic Sightseeing Cruise of Boston Harbor
- See stunning panoramic views of Boston's skyline and waterfront areas.
- Skip the ticket booth and head straight to the boat for faster boarding
✗ Not Included
- Food & Beverages (available for purchase)
Itinerary
Meeting & End Point
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Good to Know
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The boat is wheelchair accessible, however the restrooms are not wheelchair accessible
- Boarding begins 15 minutes before departure. Guests must arrive early, as late arrivals will likely miss the boat.
- Infants are free, however, they are REQUIRED to have a ticket.
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Special Instructions
Boarding begins 15 minutes before departure. Guests must arrive early, as late arrivals will likely miss the boat.
Skip the ticket booth: Head straight to the boat to board with your ticket.
Parking
Parking garages are available nearby at such areas as Rowes Wharf, The Marriott Hotel, The Garage at Post Office Square, The Boston Harbor Garage, and all Quincy Market parking (within easy walking distance).
Public Transport
Take the MBTA Blue Line to the Aquarium Station, the Green Line to Government Center, or Orange Line to the State Street stop.