Description

In one of the nation’s ritziest neighborhoods, ghosts seem reluctant to leave their charmed lifestyles. Hosting some of Boston’s finest architecture, Copley Square already feels like the 1800s at night, and the host of spirits who built it are still walking its streets.

Walk through the Back Bay and uncover the legends of Trinity Church, The Copley Hotel, and the nation’s first public library. Wealthy intellectuals who died of natural causes linger to watch the shoppers on Newbury Street. Gruesome deaths by fire and ice have left the angry imprints of the victims behind. But for the most part, the curious spirits from Copley to the Public Gardens languish pleasantly, blending right in to the neighborhood’s charming night vibe.

Highlights

Trinity Church

Fairmont Copley Hotel

Boston Public Library

Phillips Brooks Statue

Original Site of MIT

Former Boston Museum of Natural History

Taj Hotel (formerly the Ritz Carlton)

Boston Public Garden

Ether Memorial

Details

  • This is a private tour, available by appointment. If you're looking for our public tour, please visit the Harvard Square Ghost Tour page!
  • $150 booking minimum covers up to 10 guests. Guests are $10 per person per hour thereafter.
  • This tour typically lasts 90-120 minutes. We can do it faster or slower, but tend to recommend at least 90 minutes.
  • This tour path is roughly 9/10ths of a mile, or 1.5 km.​
  • For customized tours, groups under 10 guests are $100-$120 per hour per guide, dependent on season and availability. For customized tours in groups larger than 10, please contact our staff for pricing.
  • ​This tour can be delivered in Corporate attire, Colonial Period dress, or Victorian-era Dress, as requested.

Add-ons

  • We love doing Ghost Tour Pub Crawls. Please let us know if you’d like to customize your tour, adding a bit of time and some beer. ​

We Can't...

  • You will almost certainly NOT see a ghost on this tour. Sorry. They just don’t seem to work like that. However, in fairness, photographs taken around the Copley Hotel have contained very bizarre images.
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Description

In one of the nation’s ritziest neighborhoods, ghosts seem reluctant to leave their charmed lifestyles. Hosting some of Boston’s finest architecture, Copley Square already feels like the 1800s at night, and the host of spirits who built it are still walking its streets.

Walk through the Back Bay and uncover the legends of Trinity Church, The Copley Hotel, and the nation’s first public library. Wealthy intellectuals who died of natural causes linger to watch the shoppers on Newbury Street. Gruesome deaths by fire and ice have left the angry imprints of the victims behind. But for the most part, the curious spirits from Copley to the Public Gardens languish pleasantly, blending right in to the neighborhood’s charming night vibe.

Highlights

Trinity Church

Fairmont Copley Hotel

Boston Public Library

Phillips Brooks Statue

Original Site of MIT

Former Boston Museum of Natural History

Taj Hotel (formerly the Ritz Carlton)

Boston Public Garden

Ether Memorial

Details

  • This is a private tour, available by appointment. If you're looking for our public tour, please visit the Harvard Square Ghost Tour page!
  • $150 booking minimum covers up to 10 guests. Guests are $10 per person per hour thereafter.
  • This tour typically lasts 90-120 minutes. We can do it faster or slower, but tend to recommend at least 90 minutes.
  • This tour path is roughly 9/10ths of a mile, or 1.5 km.​
  • For customized tours, groups under 10 guests are $100-$120 per hour per guide, dependent on season and availability. For customized tours in groups larger than 10, please contact our staff for pricing.
  • ​This tour can be delivered in Corporate attire, Colonial Period dress, or Victorian-era Dress, as requested.

Add-ons

  • We love doing Ghost Tour Pub Crawls. Please let us know if you’d like to customize your tour, adding a bit of time and some beer. ​

We Can't...

  • You will almost certainly NOT see a ghost on this tour. Sorry. They just don’t seem to work like that. However, in fairness, photographs taken around the Copley Hotel have contained very bizarre images.