
easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly flat terrain and paved paths
Discover Boston’s haunted heritage on a guided walking tour through its oldest park, eerie cemeteries, and mysterious landmarks. This two-hour journey blends history with spine-tingling ghost stories to reveal a side of Boston rarely seen by day.
As twilight descends on Boston, the city’s layered history begins to whisper through its narrow streets and aged stone. The Haunted Boston Common & Beacon Hill Ghost Tour invites travelers to step beyond the usual sightseeing to confront the city’s mysterious and often chilling past. Guided by a blend of local historians and paranormal experts, the two-hour walking journey pulses with stories of restless spirits, forgotten cemeteries, and architectural shadows lurking just beneath the surface of America’s oldest public park.

The tour covers two hours on paved city streets and park paths; sturdy footwear ensures comfort.
Evenings in Boston can shift quickly in temperature, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
The tour starts outside Boylston St. Subway Station at Boylston and Tremont; arriving 10 minutes early helps with check-in.
Start and end points are near subway stations, making public transit the easiest way to get around.
Boston Common, established in 1634, is America’s oldest public park and has hosted events from Revolutionary gatherings to public hangings.
Local efforts maintain the park and cemeteries clean and respectful, balancing public access with preservation of historic landmarks.
Essential for navigating city streets and park trails easily.
Allows adaptation to changing evening temperatures during the tour.
Helpful for illuminating darker corners after sunset, especially in cemetery areas.
Stay hydrated during the walk, especially on warm summer evenings.
summer specific