Beacon Hill with a BOO!

For more than 30 years, this tour has been part of any great Halloween celebration in Boston

by Boston By Foot· Boston, MA
From$14.84
Group sizeMaximum 25 people per guide

What to Expect

Join Boston By Foot for our most popular event of the year! For more than 30 years, this tour has been part of any great Halloween celebration in Boston.

There is no better place than Beacon Hill to walk to the dark side on All Hallow’s Eve. On the Boo! tour, you will hear stories that shed a new light on this quiet residential neighborhood. Murder and mayhem lurk just below the surface.

Beacon Hill transforms itself for Halloween with elaborate decorations and hoards of trick or treaters in costumes. If you have not seen Beacon Hill on Halloween, you are missing out!

The Boo! tour highlights the Hill’s dark legacy of mystery and murder. Visit the home of the infamous Dr. George Parkman and learn what happened to his dismembered body. Learn the names and stories of Boston women hung for witchcraft. The true and morbid tales include those of serial killers, apparitions of ministers and murderers who walk in their sleep.

Our guides will take you through dark alleys and show you Beacon Hill as you have never experienced it before.

Includes

Guided 90 minute outdoor tour exploring Boston's urban landscape
0.94 mile tour at a moderate pace, stopping at various sites along the tour

Duration

90 minutes

Address

entrance to Boston Common, in front of the Park Street MBTA station, at the intersection of Park Street and Tremont Street.

Pricing

Member · Individual & Family Memberships: Select the number of members you want to redeem your code for$14.70
General Admission · All ages$24.76
Private Tour · Bookable for private tour groups of up to 20 people. • Groups of 21+ please submit a Private Tour Request Form$210

Prices are typical; see the booking calendar for live availability and rates.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 0.5 hours before the start time.

Operated by

Boston By Foot

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