The Death and Dying Ghost Tour

No, the Death and Dying Ghost Tour is strictly for guests 16 years of age and older. The tour features mature themes, graphic historical accounts, and discussions of death, disease, and mortality that are not suitable for children.

The Death and Dying Tour runs nightly at 9:00 PM and 10:00 PM from March 1st through November 30th. Due to Boston's harsh winter weather, this tour is not available December through February.

The tour lasts 90 minutes and covers approximately 1 mile through historic downtown Boston. We visit burial grounds and locations tied to Boston's darkest history.

This tour takes a deeper, more unflinching look at how colonial Boston dealt with death, disease, and dying. It explores burial rituals, colonial attitudes toward mortality, and the darker aspects of Boston's history with mature, unfiltered storytelling.

Yes! Well-behaved, leashed pets are welcome on the Death and Dying Tour.

We meet at 24 Beacon Street in front of the Massachusetts State House gate. Your tour guide will be easily visible at this location.

Yes, all tours offered by Ghost City Tours, including the The Death and Dying Ghost Tour is a walking Ghost Tour. Don't worry, our tours are only about a mile in length and you'll have plenty of chances to sit and enjoy the stories along the way. Why be crammed into a Trolley, next to people you don't know, when you can experience our haunted locations as they were meant to be experienced?