When you visit the city of Boston your student group may want to take a Boston Duck Tour! There are a few choices to explore on this aquatic adventure, but either way your group will see a variety of interesting sites including some famous historical landmarks. At the beginning of your student group duck tour, you will be introduced to your guide also known as a Conducktor. They will give quirky and curious known facts about the city. There are several stops during the experience to some unique places. Before the tour is finished, the group will splash down into the Charles River. While in the river, the students can experience the breathtaking view of the Boston and Cambridge Skylines. The student group may depart from different locations in the city. For example, you may leave from the Museum of Science or the Prudential Center, and this specific tour will last approximately 80 minutes. Here are a few examples of the fascinating landmarks the group will encounter while on the tour: one of the locations is the State House. Beacon Hill is an interesting place to see and experience, and Copley Square is fascinating and contains several shops. You will also stop and see the Boston Common Gardens. Another tour option is The New England Aquarium Duck Tour. This is a shorter experience. It is 60 minutes long. Students will have the opportunity to see the Old North Church, the New England Aquarium, the USS Constitution, and Bunker Hill. The students will enjoy learning and being entertained during this quacky excursion of the city.