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Kiely_S, Jun 2026
NEX provided an excellent day in Salem
Great day in Salem. There was lots to see and do. The trolley tour was a great start to the day, the witch museum was so so, & the house of 7 gables was great. Rory was an excellent driver & an informative guide! All of his recommendations for things to do & places to eat were 10/10 & so is he!
Heather_S, May 2026
Five Stars for Justin!
Justin was fantastic! He was theatrical, incredibly knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about both the history and the ghost stories. He shared some truly creepy tales that had our jaws on the floor. The rain kept everyone else away, so we ended up with a private tour, which made the experience even better. Highly recommend!
Rebecca_S, May 2026
Fantabulous!
The Summer Nights was fantastic. Bailey was our guide and driver. He shared a lot of history throughout the different areas that we traveled through. He was very friendly and had a wonderful sense of humor. The crews on the charles river was amazing. The guides on our ride explained several of the buildings and the architecture around them. The sunset views were beautiful! Overall , I would highly recommend this experience to others.
Jennifer_M, May 2026
Fun tour full of information
We met our tour guide Harry at the entrance to the cemetery. Right away I knew it was going to be great. He is full of so much trivia and is a great story teller. We learned tons of new things. I see the city and the birth of our nation in a different way.
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Prepare to be spooked—and entertained—as you delve into Boston’s eerie past with a knowledgeable guide. Boston ghost tours cover a lot of history. Alongside stops at famous cemeteries and burial grounds, many tours take you to the city’s top attractions and landmarks, like Boston Common, the Old State House, and the stone streets of the North End. Whether it’s a walking or trolley tour, you’ll hear creepy tales from the Revolutionary War, all about people like the Boston Strangler and Cotton Mather, and maybe have a pint or two in a pub said to be haunted.