A two-hour walking pub crawl that pairs local brews with Baltimore’s spookier history—visit historic taverns, hear first-hand ghost stories, and step onto haunted ground like the Fell Family Cemetery. Ideal for history buffs and nightwalkers who don’t mind a pint between tales.
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The lantern bobbing at the front of a small group, the guide's voice lowering as the city’s brick faces slide by: this is Baltimore at night, equal parts history lesson and goosebump theatre. The two-hour Boos & Booze pub crawl begins outside Max's Taphouse and threads through downtown and nearby haunted corners, stopping for drinks, storytelling, and close looks at places locals point to when the lights go out.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light activity; participants should be able to stand and walk 1–2 miles on flat urban terrain.
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History
Baltimore’s downtown and waterfront grew with maritime trade in the 18th–19th centuries; that era left a dense layer of inns, taverns, and cemeteries that form the backbone of the city’s ghost lore.
Conservation
Respect historic sites and private property, minimize noise in residential areas, and support local pubs that maintain historic buildings—small choices help preserve these places for future visitors.
Reserve your spot on the Baltimore Boos & Booze Haunted Pub Crawl today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid photo ID
Most bars will card for alcohol; carry your ID to avoid being refused service.
Wear sturdy shoes
City sidewalks and old tavern floors can be uneven—closed-toe, supportive shoes make the evening more comfortable.
Arrive early to check in
Plan to be at Max's Taphouse 15 minutes before the start to meet the guide and avoid delaying the group.
Mind your drinking pace
This is a walking tour with multiple drink stops—pace yourself and hydrate between alcoholic drinks.
Photo ID
Required to purchase alcohol and verify age at pubs.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes help on uneven sidewalks and old tavern steps.
Small flashlight or phone torch
Useful for low-light alleys and to read menus when lighting is dim.
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Light rain jacket
Spring and fall showers are common—stay dry without carrying a bulky coat.
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