Ghost Tours

Albuquerque Desert Shadows Rising Ghost Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the shadowy streets of Albuquerque with our captivating walking ghost tour. This immersive experience invites you to explore the city’s haunted history, guided by a knowledgeable local expert who will captivate you with spine-chilling tales of the spectral residents that linger in the shadows. As you stroll through the historic district, you’ll encounter iconic buildings steeped in mystery, each with its own story of hauntings and eerie occurrences. The tour promises not just entertainment but a deep dive into the rich tapestry of Albuquerque’s past, where every corner holds a secret waiting to be uncovered.

Our tour is designed to offer more than just ghost stories. It’s a journey into Albuquerque’s rich history, exploring the events and people that have shaped this city into what it is today. From the early days of Spanish colonization to the Wild West era, you’ll learn about the fascinating past that still echoes through the streets of Old Town. With every step, you’ll feel the weight of history, making the experience both thrilling and enlightening.

Albuquerque’s haunted history is as deep and rich as the city itself. The Old Town, with its centuries-old adobe structures and narrow, winding streets, serves as the perfect backdrop for stories of ghostly encounters and paranormal activity. Many of these tales have been passed down through generations, adding to the mystique and allure of the city.

Tour Highlights

One of the most famous haunted locations you’ll visit on our tour is the San Felipe de Neri Catholic Church. Established in 1706, this historic church has witnessed over three centuries of history, including tragedy and turmoil that have left their mark on the land. Visitors and locals alike have reported seeing shadowy figures and hearing unexplained noises in and around the church. Some believe these spirits are those of the early settlers and parishioners who met untimely deaths.

Another highlight of the tour is the Church Street Cafe, housed in a building that dates back to the early 1700s. The cafe’s charming exterior belies the eerie occurrences reported by staff and visitors over the years. From objects moving on their own to the feeling of being watched, this location is a hotspot for paranormal activity. Your guide will share the story of a former resident, a woman named Sara Ruiz, whose ghost is said to still linger in the cafe. Her spirit is just one of the many that are believed to haunt this historic building.

As you make your way through the Old Town, you’ll hear stories of gruesome deaths, unsolved mysteries, and eerie encounters that continue to haunt the living. The tour also touches on the darker side of Albuquerque’s history, including tales of illicit activities and financial misfortunes that have left a lasting impression on the city. These stories are not just ghostly tales but also a reflection of the challenges and hardships faced by the people who lived here centuries ago.

One of the most chilling stops on the tour is the Albuquerque Old Town Visitor Center. The building itself is relatively modern, but the land it stands on has a much darker past. Your guide will recount stories of ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena that have been reported by visitors and employees over the years. Some believe that the spirits of those who met untimely deaths in the area are still trapped here, unable to move on.

Each stop on the tour offers a new layer of Albuquerque’s haunted legacy, revealing the city’s complex and often tragic past. From the spirits of early settlers to the ghosts of outlaws, the stories you’ll hear are as diverse as the city itself. Your guide’s expertise and passion for Albuquerque’s history will bring these tales to life, creating an unforgettable experience that will stay with you long after the tour is over.

Why Choose Us?

Our Albuquerque Ghosts walking tour stands out as the premier way to experience the city’s haunted history. With our expert guides leading the way, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the city’s past while being thoroughly entertained by the eerie stories that have been passed down through generations. Each guide is a passionate storyteller with a wealth of knowledge about Albuquerque’s history and hauntings, ensuring that you not only learn about the city’s ghosts but also about the historical context that gave rise to these tales.

What sets our tour apart is the combination of historical accuracy and engaging storytelling. We take pride in offering an experience that is both informative and thrilling, perfect for history buffs and ghost enthusiasts alike. The tour is carefully crafted to take you to the most haunted locations in Old Town, where you’ll stand on the very ground where these events took place. This immersive experience allows you to feel the eerie atmosphere and imagine what life was like in Albuquerque’s early days.

In addition to the fascinating stories and historical insights, our tour is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all. Whether you’re a local looking to learn more about your city or a visitor eager to explore its haunted side, our tour offers something for everyone. The route is easy to navigate, and we keep the group size small to ensure a personalized experience. This allows you to ask questions, interact with your guide, and fully immerse yourself in the stories being told.

If you’re looking for a unique and unforgettable way to explore Albuquerque, our walking ghost tour is the perfect choice. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for the city’s history and a newfound knowledge of the spirits that still roam its streets. So gather your courage, bring along your friends and family, and join us for an evening filled with ghostly tales and historical intrigue. Just remember to keep your wits about you—after all, you never know who or what might be watching from the shadows!

Ready to experience Albuquerque’s haunted history for yourself? Book your ghost tour today!

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The only authentic 1880’s underground mine tour in the Northwest! The original work was all done in candlelight by hand. The mystery lies within what really happened to our miners and the mysteries left behind. 

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The Nevermore Haunt is located in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland. Open 13 nights in October, it is consistently among the highest-rated haunted houses in Maryland. The Nevermore Haunt is known for its elaborate sets, terrifying characters, and state-of-the-art special effects. The haunted house themes draw from local Baltimore history. It is also known for its sideshow performances, which feature bizarre and over-the-top acts. Bizarre creatures, terrifying visions of the past and heart pounding horrors torment visitors brave enough to enter. Historically themed and extraordinarily scary, The Nevermore Haunt is unlike any haunted house you’ve ever seen! Featuring Sideshow performances including magic, strongman and fortune tellers, free on-site parking, concession and outdoor bar.

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The Haunted Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee

The Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee is an infamous haunted site that has been the subject of numerous tales and legends. The legend of the Bell Witch dates back to the beginning of the 19th century and tells a tale of a supernatural being that haunted John Bell and his family. According to folklore, The Bell Witch’s spirit would speak and cast spells on the family. The Bell Witch harassed the family causing them great distress and even physical harm to John Bell’s youngest daughter, Betsy Bell.

The Bell Witch even vowed to kill John Bell in 1817. Eventually, John Bell would die on December 20th, 1820. The cause of death was actually attributed to the supernatural.

Paranormal Activity Around the Bell Witch Cave

The Bell Witch Cave is a limestone cave near where the Bell Farm once stood. Paranormal activity has been reported surrounding the cave including eerie noises, mysterious lights, and strange occurrences. The cave is located in Red River Gorge near Adams and is known for its unique geological features as well as its paranormal activity. It is a limestone formation with many winding passages that lead deep into the cave system. Many believe this was an ideal setting for paranormal activity.

The bell witch legend has grown over time with many visitors claiming to have experienced strange events while visiting the cave or nearby areas. While some skeptics reject these accounts as superstition or exaggeration, many still feel there’s some truth behind these stories. In recent years, paranormal investigators have conducted extensive research into the Bell Witch phenomenon.

Where is the Bell Witch Cave?

The Bell Witch Cave is located in Adams, Tennessee at 430 Keysburg Road, Adams, TN 37010. It’s about 40 minutes from Nashville and tours are given during the Summer.

Movies based on the Bell Witch

The Bell Witch Haunting has several movies based on the story: 2013’s Bell Witch Haunting, Bell Witch: The Movie in 2007, and An American Haunting in 2005 are each based on the story of the haunting and the cave.

Whether you believe this eerie story or not, those who come seeking answers at The Bell Witch Cave should be prepared for whatever awaits them within.

What Else Will You See on Your Charleston Ghost Adventure?

Shhhh. It’s a secret. 

There are two more spectral stops on our standard Charleston Ghost Adventure. 

For an even spookier experience — join our extended tour and visit nine haunted Charleston locations in total.  

Find out the secrets behind the most haunted locations in Charleston. 

Book your Charleston Ghost Adventure today.

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This chilling lockdown will reveal mystery that lingers in every inch and around every corner. Doors slamming, people being pushed and shoved, shadow figures, disembodied voices, footsteps, eerie laughter and full-bodied apparitions. You do not want to miss the opportunity to investigate.

Savannah’s best spooky ghost tours, investigating the disturbing and macabre secrets of America’s most haunted city. Explore hidden secret cemeteries in the eerie dark of night and discover what lurks in the shadows of our creepy old squares. Choose from sinister adults-only tours, a salacious haunted pub crawl, a family friendly ghost tour or a true crime cocktail tour! More info at https://madcattours.com

Seoul Ghost Tour: The Dark Side of Seoul

Korea’s #1 ghost and dark history walk. Explore the dark alleys of the city’s 800-year history of bloody massacres, mourning ghosts, and hidden scandals. This is the side of Seoul the tourism board doesn’t want you to see. Bring friends and a change of underwear.

Notorious 313 Sinister Detroit History Lantern Tour

Detroit’s original true crime and ghost tour takes you for a stroll on the city’s sinister side where terrifying true stories and ominous local legends from the past are revealed.

Why do downtown pedestrians walk over the dead daily? Who’s buried beneath the Ren Cen? Why do some people believe a busy parking lot, gentrified park, and library are haunted? Why is the spirit of master illusionist Harry Houdini tied to Detroit?

Discover the answer to these questions and more creepy true stories such as Dueling Undertakers, Mob Hits, Last Man Hanging, and Happily Never After on this downtown Notorious 313 Sinister Detroit History Lantern Tour. 

Notorious 313: Where the real crime is not taking this tour. 

Zac Bagans’ The Haunted Museum

Las Vegas is a desert oasis that’s capable of quenching the most distinguishing of thirsts. The constant gleam of neon lights, ringing slot machines, and Vegas nightlife draws millions of visitors to the Silver State every year. Located less than one mile off the famed Las Vegas strip on the side street of East Charleston Boulevard is the Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum. It caters to a different crowd, featuring artifacts and stories of paranormal history. The museum is downright frightening and wholly exciting.

The Dark History of The Bagans’ Haunted Museum

The building itself is an older mansion that was originally built in 1938 by the prominent Wengert family. It was once the largest mansion in Las Vegas which gives Bagans plenty of room to house his objects of the macabre. The house has some darkness in its history as a former owner passed away inside the home. Over the years, the property was abandoned at one point and according to Bagans, it was revealed to him that dark rituals were performed in the basement area of the now haunted museum. In fact, he feels that the building was established with haunted spirits long before he ever took ownership. During its remodeling prior to opening, Bagans had a hard time keeping some workers on the job as many would be fine one moment and then run screamingly off the property after having a paranormal encounter inside. The now eleven thousand square foot museums boasts over thirty rooms jam-packed with some of the most haunted objects from all over the world.

Experience the Paranormal

One of the principles that Bagans tries to make known to visitors is that he is not trying to actively show a ghost or call forth a spirit. Instead, he is offering a place where if possessed ghostly objects choose to interact with a visitor or group, then they will do it because they want to. Some of the haunted objects he possesses are in fact just too dangerous for visitors to be near. One of the most terrifying is the legendary Dybbuk Box. This unassuming wooden box is said to contain the spirit of a malicious entity that is capable of haunting and even possessing a human being. Bagans acquired the box and after opening it with the help of a witch, he then claimed to see apparitions and dark shadow figures. Worse yet was the powerful growling sounds that emanated around the box. Bagans ended up sealing the box closed with a powerful combination of sage and salt to keep the dreaded Dybbuk spirit locked safely away.

What Artifacts are in the Zac Bagans’ Haunted Museum?

While the Warren Occult Museum in Connecticut has the infamous Annabelle doll, the Zak Bagans’ Museum has “Peggy the Doll”. Bagans acquired the doll from a woman in England who claimed that the doll contained the spirit of a young woman who died sometime in 1946 of a chest related medical problem. Too many people close to the former owner suffered from severe chest pains or even mild heart attacks. Bagans now has Peggy the Doll in an isolated room that is not part of the standard tour. He claims that people who come in to see Peggy have suffered chest pains or heart attack related symptoms on the spot. Other times it’s given crippling headaches and even caused some people to suffer a ghastly uncontrollable fit of vomiting! Still so, Bagans does not mistreat Peggy or hide her away but further insists, “I always want to show them respect because the things they’ve caused are quite real”.

Outwardly haunted objects are not the only thing on display in the museum. One of the more innocuous items is a cauldron formerly owned by infamous serial killer Ed Gein, who later inspired the wildly successful Texas Chainsaw Massacre film series. The cauldron was used for everyday work on the Gein farm as well as later used to render dismembered human limbs down to the bone. In the museum, people have reported a sense of dizziness and unease after staring at the cauldron too long. At other times there has been mysterious interference with electronic devices when standing near the cauldron. Gein’s not the only serial killer with property there to be seen by visitors. John Wayne Gacy’s paintings that he made while on death row hang in a hallway as does a portrait of Charles Manson in which his actual cremated ashes were used to paint his portrait eyes with!

The Bagans’ Museum does have separate rooms that contain less supernatural objects such as a room filled with many spooky puppets and dolls. Another has carnivalesque fortune-telling objects, while a nearby room displays celebrity items such as Michael Jackson’s death chair and even torture writer Truman Capote’s medication bottles. Voted “Best Museum by Las Vegas Review-Journal”, tickets and tour slots fill up fast for the museum every day. Bagans is sometimes around the museum to greet fans and visitors as a pleasant surprise. However, visitors must sign a waiver in which they affirm that they are about to see the most haunted objects in the world and must do so at their own risk! That is perhaps the best gamble in all of Sin City.

When people hear of Savannah laying claim to the expression “America’s Most Haunted City®”, it makes them ask “WTH? (What the Haunted?” Is this a wild claim…or is it true?

We can definitely tell you it is more than hype. In October 2002 we were the recipients of the America’s Most Haunted City® award on behalf of the City of Savannah, from the esteemed American Institute of Parapsychology which is the world’s most respected group of field research. Come join us on a 90 minute walk through Savannah oldest, most haunted areas of Savannah’s Historical District. From witch executions, to lost cemeteries, haunted hotels, to modern day hag attacks. We delve into Savannah’s haunted heritage and reputation by taking you to the very beginning.

This is a nightly 90 minute walk. 

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Ghost tours led by a real TV ghost HUNTER! Our PARANORMAL ACTIVITY TOUR is led by company founder Patrick Burns, star of TruTV’s “Haunting Evidence,” a veteran Savannah tour guide and one of the worlds most respected paranormal investigators. Patrick brings over three decades of personal work in the paranormal, and features samples of actual paranormal activity he has documented in his work as a paranormal investigator.

A candlelight walking tour where “fun in the sun” turns into “FEAR IN THE DARK!”