Explore one of America's oldest cities two ways on a narrated sightseeing tour in a WWII-style amphibious landing vehicle that passes notable landmarks and neighborhoods before splashing into the Charles River for skyline views. Your two-hour exploration begins in the seat of a unique bus-turned-boat bound for historic sights not included on the typical Duck Tour route. Listen along as your friendly and knowledgeable ConDUCKtor shares about this city's centuries-old history, from its founding in 1630 to the American Revolution and beyond. Along city streets you'll see Boston Common's sprawling green space and the State House's golden dome. Embrace the North End's Italian heritage and the Prudential Tower's modern design. Along the red-lined Freedom Trail you'll find a collection of historic markets, homes and churches, while Victorian brick row houses fill the Beacon Hill neighborhood. Then feel the rush of adventure as your amphibious vehicle drives straight into the Charles River for a romp around Boston Harbor. See 100-year-old warehouses lining the Seaport District and the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned naval ship in the US. Take in the charming city skyline before heading back to the pier.