Welcome to Boston's #1 Rated Haunted Pub Crawl
As one of the oldest cities in America, Boston has an amazing spirit-filled history and story-filled haunts, but it’s also known for its brews and booze! The City of Notions is a city of potions.
For a historically haunted tour involving booze, brews, and Boo’s that visits some of Boston’s infamous ghostly and tipsy hotspots, try the new Boston Ghosts Boos and Brews Haunted Pub Crawl and get your fill of unique spirits and Spirits you won’t find anywhere else! Tours are held nightly. Click book now below to see available dates and times.
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Sydney Ginther
We had such a fun time on our tour! Would totally book with Max again!
Shelby Willis
So much fun! Rachael was very friendly & incredibly knowledgeable. Would recommend!!
Anna Wiles
We took this tour the night we arrived in Boston and it was such a great way to start our trip! Thank you to Rachael for an informative and entertaini...
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Boston Ghosts Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl
In Boston, local knowledge goes a long way, perhaps more than any other town in America! Your conductor of the spine-chilling will steer you to the creepiest, and most celebrated watering holes this awesome city has to offer. Boston is one of the oldest cities in the country and you’ll hear all about its hair-raising history
Crawl Meeting Location: Boston Common Visitors Center at 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA
Starting Time: Daily at 5:30PM
Adults-Only Pub Crawl: You must be 21 or over. ID required.
Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted on the pub crawl.
Alcohol Policy: You cannot carry drinks between bars.
Why Choose The Boston Ghosts Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl
It’s not every night you get a break from the kids. Why not do something different? Boston Ghosts takes you on a haunted pub crawl through downtown Beantown, where you’ll hear dark and demented stories of a wicked time while sipping on signature cocktails to help them go down. Though a Sam Adams can turn any history lesson into a party, the ghost of the real Sam Adams is a sobering sight and one you might experience on this adults-only haunted pub crawl of Boston.
If you have a free night, here are a few reasons to book your Boston haunted pub crawl today!
- You can’t run the Boston Marathon but you can walk a mile; might as well make it a boozy one.
- You’ve always wanted to experience Cheers like the loveable “Norm.”
- You’re into history but you’re also on vacation so you need a fun way to combine the two.
- You want something to do that is strictly “no kids allowed.”
- You want a fun and unique way to kick off your bachelor/bachelorette party.
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Cheers
Welcome to the bar where everyone knows your name, and the spirits know your fears. This beloved watering hole inspired the hit TV show of the same name. Take a seat at the replica bar, order a beer, and get ready for some spine-chilling tales about the underground haunt. Bartenders report that glasses sometimes rattle on their own, and there are accounts of beer mugs mysteriously sliding across the bar with no one nearby.
Boston Common
If you’ve never experienced a Boston haunted pub crawl, get ready for a spooky adventure. Boston Common, the oldest public city park in the U.S., spans 50 ghost-filled acres. Embark on a tipsy stroll to the site where public hangings were once commonplace. Many have reported seeing ghostly figures hanging from trees, and the spirit of Quaker martyr Mary Dyer is said to appear, crying and awaiting her execution. Keep in mind, those eerie glimpses you catch from the corner of your eye are very real.
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The Omni Parker House Hotel and its bar, The Last Hurrah, hold the title of Boston's most haunted location. The hotel's original owner is said to haunt the 9th and 10th floors, but the real eerie activity occurred on the 3rd floor, evoking a sense of "1408." Room 303, now a storage closet, was once the site where a man was driven to madness by a dark, sinister force, leading him back to the bottle. After hearing this chilling story, you might find yourself in need of another drink.
