Spectral Stroll Dinner

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; expect moderate walking on flat, uneven surfaces.

Overview

Discover the Spectral Stroll Dinner in Portsmouth, NH—a unique evening blending ghostly tales and gourmet dining in one of New England’s most historic cities. Dive into haunted landmarks, colonial history, and seasonal local flavors on this one-of-a-kind adventure.

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Spectral Stroll Dinner

Dine before you di...ve into history with us

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Date

Mon, Oct 13

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience a hauntingly delightful evening at Fezziwig's Food and Fountain, where a cozy dinner inspired by the legendary Count Dracul awaits. Join us from 7-8pm for a unique prelude to your ghost tour, blending delicious cuisine with a touch of spooky charm that promises to be unforgettable.

Step back in time and enjoy an evening repast before your ghost tour. Join us at Fezziwig's Food and Fountain from 7-8pm for a delightfully spooky dinner before your ghost tour. We have consulted with our close personal friend the Hungarian Count Dracul and he has taken a stab at a cozy feast for you. We are absolutely dying to help you.

Adventure Tips

Wear comfortable shoes

The stroll involves walking on uneven cobblestone streets and sidewalks over about an hour, so sturdy footwear helps keep you comfortable.

Arrive early to explore Portsmouth

Give yourself extra time before the tour to visit nearby historic sites or grab a quick coffee at local cafés.

Bring a light jacket

Even summer evenings can get chilly near the waterfront, so layering ensures you stay warm without overheating.

Limit bulky bags

Keep belongings light and backpacks small to easily navigate the narrow streets and historic buildings.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Urban birds such as peregrine falcons
Squirrels commonly seen along the waterfront

History

Portsmouth was established in 1623 and has a deep maritime history tied to colonial America and the Revolutionary War.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on preserving Portsmouth’s historic districts and maintaining sustainable tourism practices to protect its waterfront environment.