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Ready to mix spirits with... well, spirits? Join the Boston Haunted Pub Crawl, where the drinks are strong and the ghost stories even stronger. Grab your bravest friends and stumble (responsibly!) through Beantown’s most haunted spots—think haunted pubs, ghost-filled restaurants, and eerie cemeteries where Boston’s past refuses to stay buried.
Hear tales of restless Founding Fathers, scandalous secrets, and blood-stained streets that might just send a chill down your spine—though maybe that’s just the whiskey talking. Pour yourself a Boston Lager, toast to the dearly departed, and see how much haunted history you can handle. With Ghost City Tours, it’s all fun and fright until someone sees a ghost... and then it gets even better.
Designed for adults 21 and over, this 2-hour haunted pub crawl is perfect for history buffs, ghost enthusiasts, or anyone looking for a spooky twist on their night out. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all physical fitness levels, making it easy for everyone to join in the fun.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the spooky stops and stories.
You’ll get a guided haunted pub crawl led by a local guide, exploring Boston’s most haunted spots.
No, drinks are not included. You can purchase beverages separately at the venues.
This experience is for adults aged 21 to 99. It’s not suitable for minors.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all physical fitness levels.
You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before the tour. Cancellations made less than 24 hours prior are not refundable.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Learn about Samuel Adams and hear haunted stories tied to this historic location.
At Faneuil Hall, built in 1742, spot the ghost of Peter Faneuil and hear tales of spirits from Boston’s revolutionary past. Nearby at Ned Devine’s, the Green Dragon Tavern, ghostly sightings of a former regular known as 'Captain' are reported.
The Union Oyster House, built in 1826, is haunted by a former waitress and possibly Chester A. Arthur’s ghost, who still roams the historic restaurant.
The Green Dragon Tavern, once a hub for revolutionary leaders, is believed to host the spirits of Patriots debating liberty and freedom.
Hear the story of Mary Dyer, a brave Quaker hanged in 1660, whose spirit is said to haunt Boston Common, fighting for her beliefs even in the afterlife.
King’s Chapel Burying Ground, established in 1630, is one of Boston’s oldest cemeteries. Visitors report hearing whispers and seeing shadowy figures among the graves.
Meet at the starting point
This tour begins at the Samuel Adams Statue near the intersection of Congress Street and North Street.
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From $34.99 per person