Boston Ghost Tour

Feeling Fearless Tonight?

Did you know that Boston is one of the most haunted places in the US? Beantown’s history is full of ghouls. 

Boston has a troubled past, it is a city whose birth was all but idyllic — one full of guts, blood, and sacrifice. The town’s streets have been paved with crimson and from that sanguine manure, something hungry, starving, and full of jagged teeth waits to be fed. Get swept up in a collection of strange tales, bizarre encounters, and diabolical stories as you experience some of Boston’s most hair-raising stories. 

“Got back to the hotel and I couldn’t sleep all night. Some of the stories, most based on actual encounters, really left a mark. Tattooed on my brain.”

What is our Boston Ghost Tour about?

Our Boston Ghost Tour is a spine-tingling experience. One of the bloodiest, most heavily researched, history-based tours of its kind in the region. Visitors will travel the darkened streets of this great city and feel the edges of its history snap at their heels. You will relive frightening tales as our professional tour guide takes you on a rollercoaster ride across some of the more nightmarish stops lurking inside of Boston. From Puritan Executioner to the infant graves, all the way to the last resting place of Paul Revere, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams.

What you will see on this tour:

Our walking tour takes you through 1 mile of Boston real estate, where you will visit different sites linked to its past, amongst them:

• The gloomy rows of graves at King's Chapel

• A moonlit Boston Common

• The oppressive ghost-filled Omni Parker House

• The Hanging Tree and its grim story

• … And many more.

We will stop at each site and try to invoke the ghosts that call it their home — our guide will share frightening stories, the hair-raising tales, and the odd occurrences that took place there

Come join us on this horror-filled tour, and experience the darkness, the cursed, and the paranormal minefield that is Boston. Maybe, you’ll stumble on something that likes your taste. 

“Thrilled me—filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before;”

- Edgar Allen Poe