After dark · GHOST WALKING TOURS IN BOSTON
Good ghost walking tours in Boston sell out weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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.”
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.”
Explore Boston’s haunted cemeteries, Common, Beacon Hill, and Omni Parker House on a family-friendly 1.5-hour ghost tour.
“This ghost tour combines Boston history with supernatural stories! Our guide's storytelling skills had everyone engaged right from the start. I loved that the tour was a small group which made the experience intimate. Take this tour!”
Review of Boston's 90-minute Death and Dying Ghost Tour, with haunted sites, Colonial-era tales, practical tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“Disappointing, no access to any of the “haunted” sites. We just stood I front of a building or graveyard and our guide repeated what she had been told.”
Explore Boston’s haunted sites with a self-guided app tour, EMF reader, ghost stories, flexible timing, and a low $9.95 price.
“My family had a great time! It wasn’t actually scary for my kids ( which is probably good!) but we had a great time walking around and listening to it. I would recommend doing it before it’s fully dark, because one of the parks we walked through was perfect in the early evening, but at night is actually scary with sketchy people dealing drugs, etc.”
Explore Boston’s haunted past on a 90-minute walk through graveyards, historic streets, the Boston Massacre site, and eerie local tales.
A city, a kind of night, or a story you already half know.
