
easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for visitors of all fitness levels; mostly flat walking on city streets.
Walk through Boston’s darkest corners on this 90-minute guided tour that blends history and hauntings. From the 54th Regiment Memorial to the oldest cemetery, discover the stories that shape America’s past and present.
As twilight deepens over Boston’s cobblestone streets, the city shifts. Shadows lengthen along Beacon Street, and the air hums with stories that refuse to fade. On the Haunted Boston’s Historic Streets Walking Guided Tour, you step beyond the usual tourist path to confront the city’s restless past—where echoes of heroism, tragedy, and unresolved mysteries linger amid sites pivotal to the nation’s birth.

Boston’s historic streets feature uneven cobblestones and sidewalks; sturdy walking shoes ensure safety and comfort throughout the tour.
New England weather can shift quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable during the 90-minute outdoor walk.
The tour starts promptly in front of the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial; plan to arrive a few minutes early for check-in and seating.
Nearby bus and subway options make reaching the meeting point hassle-free and reduce parking challenges in downtown Boston.
Boston’s rich colonial past, including events like the execution of Quakers and the Revolutionary War, underpins many sites along the tour.
The tour encourages respect for historic sites, promoting minimal impact and supporting preservation efforts through local partnerships.
Necessary for navigating uneven historic sidewalks and cobblestones.
spring specific
Stay hydrated in warmer months during the outdoor walk.
summer specific
Southern New England can see unexpected showers, so an umbrella adds comfort.
fall specific