It's officially springtime in Boston, meaning the city is filled with magnolias, marathon runners and the iconic swan boats. Started in 1877, the Boston swan boats are a beloved tradition that ...

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Then, 10 years later, my soon-to-be-husband and I ended up moving into a place in Boston — overlooking the swan boats! So they’re very meaningful to me. It will be nice to see them again.” ...

Boston’s iconic Swan Boats return after a year off Acting Mayor Kim Janey took her family on one of the foot-powered boats Saturday. Swan Boats are back in the pond at The Public Garden.

Boston's beloved swan boats are back for the 2017 season beginning on Saturday, April 15 at 11:30 a.m.

To ride the swan boats in Boston, no reservations are required – simply show up and purchase a ticket at the dock. One ride on a swan boat, which lasts 10-15 minutes, costs $4.75 for adults, $4. ...

The Swan Boats officially open on Saturday, when Mayor Michelle Wu and her family are due for a float through the lagoon at 11 a.m., along with a group of students from Boston’s schools.

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The Boston Swan Boats will open for the 2023 season at the Boston Public Garden lagoon on Saturday, April 15, at 10 am. What is the Swan Boat schedule? From April 15 through June 20, the boats are ...

BOSTON (AP) — Boston’s famous Swan Boats are again offering rides after being sidelined last year because of the pandemic. Acting Mayor Kim Janey took her family on one of the foot-powered ...

One ride on a swan boat, which lasts 10-15 minutes, costs $4.75 for adults, $4.25 for seniors or $3.25 for children ages 2-15. The swan boats operate on a pond in the Boston Public Garden, located ...

Swan Boats glided through the lagoon in the Boston Public Garden Saturday afternoon, marking the start of another season for one of the city's most popular attractions.