Swan Boat Landing was added to Your Favorites!
Boston, Massachusetts
Claim this place to tell your story your way.
The Swan Boats have been operating in Boston's Public Garden since 1877, making them one of the oldest tourist attractions in the city.
The Swan Boats were inspired by the opera 'Lohengrin,' where a knight is led by a swan across a river.
The Paget family has been running the Swan Boats for over 140 years, maintaining a cherished family tradition.
The Swan Boats are pedal-powered, making them an environmentally friendly attraction in the heart of Boston.
A ride on the Swan Boats typically lasts about 15 minutes, offering a peaceful tour around the lagoon.
The Swan Boats are available from mid-April through Labor Day, weather permitting, offering a seasonal treat for visitors and locals alike.
Boston's Public Garden, established in 1837, was the first public botanical garden in America, adding historical depth to the Swan Boat experience.
