
Haunted Savannah Walking Tour
Savannah's squares hide pirates, plague victims, duels and a famous killing, and each stop here pairs the legend with the record behind it.

The haunted houses, hanging trees and cemeteries of America's most haunted towns, told at the spot, after dark, with nobody holding a lantern in front of you. Plus Salem in 1692 and the real Sleepy Hollow.

Savannah's squares hide pirates, plague victims, duels and a famous killing, and each stop here pairs the legend with the record behind it.

Walk the French Quarter from a grand hotel to an old convent and storied house.

Walk from the Battery to the Old City Jail, where Charleston’s ghostly reputation meets its surviving streets and stones.

Walk from the old fort to the Bridge of Lions through a city where centuries of history linger in stone and soil.

Walk from the Alamo past storied hotels to the river and the heart of colonial San Antonio.

Walk the ground where neighbors accused neighbors, where nineteen people were hanged and one pressed to death, and where a town later struggled over…

Walk from the creek where a British spy was captured to the graves that give Sleepy Hollow its name.
Yes. A self-guided ghost walk takes you to each haunted spot and tells its story through your phone, so you can go any night, at your own pace, without a group.
Savannah and New Orleans are the two most often named, with St. Augustine, Charleston and San Antonio close behind. There is a self-guided ghost walk for each of them here.
They're history first: the true stories behind the legends, told plainly. Fine for teenagers; maybe not for little ones at bedtime.
Stop 1 of every walk is free. The whole walk is $4.99 for your group, on up to 4 phones, and you can be refunded within 7 days.