After dark · BOSTON GHOST TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 boston ghost tours worth the evening, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Boston Ghosts and Gravestones, a two-hour trolley and cemetery tour with dark history, cost, tips, and practical advice.
“Wear your walking shoes. Dress warm if you travel in the fall or winter. Tour guides very knowledgeable”
Explore Boston Common, historic burying grounds, and ghostly Revolutionary-era tales on a 90-minute evening walking tour.
“This was a great tour with interesting ghost stories. The guide was knowledgeable and able to answer questions that we had.”
Take the ferry from Boston to Salem for witch trial history, maritime tales, film sites, museums, and free time to explore.
“Stephanie was a great guide. She was very knowledgeable & informative. Kept the group together & moving along so we could see all sights & have free time left to explore the shops. Highly recommend this tour.”
Review of Boston’s Gravestones & Gunpowder ghost walk, with historic stops, guide tips, pricing, accessibility notes, and honest value advice.
“Noel was so sweet. She met us out in the rain and gave us a great tour. The stories were great. I just wish the weather cooperated.”
Explore Boston’s haunted past on a 90-minute adults-only night walk featuring Old South Meeting House, Boston Common, and Granary Burying Ground.
“Thanks Thursday for a great tour! Would have liked the option to be able to tip electronically (didn’t have cash) using something like a Paypal.”
Review of Boston’s Booze and Boos ghost tour, with historic pubs, ghost stories, costs, route details, guide tips, and booking advice.
“Fun history. Organization at bars could have been a little better. We had a group of 12. Very small areas. Seems like they could let them know we are coming.”
A city, a kind of night, or a story you already half know.
