Virtual North End Crime Tour
For those who can't make it to Boston, check out the live, real-time version of our North End Crime Tour. It's guide-led and packed with videos, historic photographs, maps, and drawings—certain to entertain! You'll get the same stories as our 5-star walking crime tour of Boston's Little Italy, all from the comfort of your own home!
So, if you're looking for a staycation idea, why not check out Boston's most historically rich neighborhood? Visit from the comfort of your couch and make it a true crime staycation!
To learn more about the tour, check out this blog post.
90 minutes | Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2 PM | $5 per screen
So, if you're looking for a staycation idea, why not check out Boston's most historically rich neighborhood? Visit from the comfort of your couch and make it a true crime staycation!
To learn more about the tour, check out this blog post.
90 minutes | Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2 PM | $5 per screen
North End Crime Tour
Are you looking for a unique outdoor activity in Boston? Perhaps you’re on a day trip to Massachusetts? Or you’re in Boston and interested in a fun summer activity? Check out the North End Crime Tour!
On this tour you’ll hear a range of stories including of a witch in the North End who had a connection to the Salem Witch Trials. You’ll also learn about how a scoundrel (and former resident of the neighborhood) employed by the British government relates to the Boston Massacre. Throughout the 1-mile route, we’ll explore narrow alleys, see the almost 400-year-old North Square, and catch a great view of Boston Harbor.
The tour starts 1 block from Paul Revere’s House, 2 blocks from Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall, and 3 blocks from the Boston Public Market. The route is entirely in Boston’s Little Italy, (pro tip: if you want to fit in with the locals, call it the North End). The neighborhood is right next to Downtown, Beacon Hill, and the Financial District. The tour begins at the Old Sumner Tunnel Administration Building at North Street Park. The address is 128 North Street, Boston, MA 02109.
90 minutes, 1 mile | Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 5 PM | Only $20 per person!
On this tour you’ll hear a range of stories including of a witch in the North End who had a connection to the Salem Witch Trials. You’ll also learn about how a scoundrel (and former resident of the neighborhood) employed by the British government relates to the Boston Massacre. Throughout the 1-mile route, we’ll explore narrow alleys, see the almost 400-year-old North Square, and catch a great view of Boston Harbor.
The tour starts 1 block from Paul Revere’s House, 2 blocks from Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall, and 3 blocks from the Boston Public Market. The route is entirely in Boston’s Little Italy, (pro tip: if you want to fit in with the locals, call it the North End). The neighborhood is right next to Downtown, Beacon Hill, and the Financial District. The tour begins at the Old Sumner Tunnel Administration Building at North Street Park. The address is 128 North Street, Boston, MA 02109.
90 minutes, 1 mile | Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 5 PM | Only $20 per person!
Customer Reviews |
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We got several great stories of riots and murders that happened in the North End...Highly recommended! Niki L., Yelp
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Great tour! You don’t want to miss out on this one!
Ashlee C., TripAdvisor |
If you enjoy true crime with a bit of history mixed in, this is the tour for you!
Stephy M., TripAdvisor |
