A Boston Weekend

The Duck Boat Tour; if you are looking for the history, neighborhoods and hidden landmarks of Boston, this is the tour to take. The Duck Boat explores the historic streets, landmarks and iconic sights of Boston. The tour comes alive as you splash into the Charles River where you get a different perspective of Boston from the water. Don't mistake this for the typical tour bus, this is a legit tour of Boston with a knowledgeable guide and audio system that actually works. Fun fact, Boston has more National Historic Landmarks per square mille than any other US city, during this 90 minute tour you will see places significant to America. ** Photos in the Cities (A weekend in Boston) album . Fenway Park: Opening in 1912 Fenway Park is the oldest operational Major League Baseball (MLB) stadium in the US. Even if you are not a baseball or Red Socks fan, this tour is an incredible piece of Boston history. The tour takes just a little over an hour as you sit in some of the iconic seats including a view from the press booth, ** Photos in the Cities (A weekend in Boston) album . The Old South Meeting House: This is where American history begins, from the planning of the Boston Tea Party in 1773 to the American Revolution. This 1929 building witnessed the birth of America. Today it serves as an interactive museum, you can’t miss this piece of American history.