The
Boston Duck Tour offers an experience
that takes to both land and water. These narrated and at times, hilarious
family-friendly tours take visitors through Boston’s historic old streets
before splashing into the Charles River for a floating view of the skyline.
Departing from both the Museum of Science and the New
England Aquarium, Duck tours fit easily into any itinerary, keeping things
educational and exciting.
The
Boston Children’s
Museum
is the second-oldest children’s museum in the world and has been a leader in
playful, hands-on learning. Dedicated to inclusive and child-centred education,
the museum encourages curiosity and builds skills though engaging environments.
Summer saw the opening of The Art of
Being Green exhibit, a celebration of artistic exploration, highlighting art
as a tool for both personal growth and community engagement.
The
Museum of Science is one of Boston’s
jewels, featuring over 700 interactive exhibits, an IMAX dome, a planetarium,
and an indoor lightning display in the Theatre of Electricity.
Captivating viewers with its blend of education and entertainment for all ages.
If you’re craving something sweeter, the Museum of Ice Cream is just the place. Yes,
it’s real, and yes, there’s unlimited ice cream. With over 14 interactive
playscapes, unique flavours and the world-famous sprinkle-pool, this tasty
experience is guaranteed to be a hit with the entire family.
Posted by: Meet Boston
Posted on: 11/08/2025