• Tennessee State Capitol - Located in Nashville, the Tennessee State Capitol is steeped in history and, like many historic buildings, is surrounded by eerie legends and ghostly tales. Its blend of political history, personal tragedies, and its age and grandeur naturally contribute to its ghostly lore.
• St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows - Although primarily a place of worship, St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows is renowned for its rich history and reports of unusual occurrences, earning it a haunted reputation locally. Regardless of one’s belief in the paranormal, the church undeniably holds deep emotional significance for its visitors, with its haunting stories adding to its allure.
• The Hermitage Hotel - The Hermitage Hotel has gained a reputation over the years not only as a luxurious and historic accommodation but also as one of Nashville’s most haunted hotels. From the unsettling presence in room 1007 to the enigmatic Woman in White, along with strange noises and flickering lights, the hotel exudes an enduring sense of mystery.
• Downtown Presbyterian Church - The Downtown Presbyterian Church is a captivating site in Nashville, combining architectural beauty, historical importance, and haunting stories. Constructed in the mid-19th century, the church has witnessed numerous events, from the Civil War to social changes, and these historical layers have enriched its atmosphere, enhancing its status as a haunted landmark.

• Guides are official
• All fees and/or taxes

• Tips for your guide—ghostly gratitude not included!

Join an exciting, family-friendly journey through Nashville’s most fascinating haunted sites! This ghost tour, ideal for explorers of all ages, will lead you through the city’s eerie history, revealing chilling tales and mysterious legends at some of Nashville’s most famous locations.

Your adventure begins at the majestic Tennessee State Capitol, a building steeped in both history and mystery, and continues to the hauntingly beautiful and sacred St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church and Downtown Presbyterian Church, where a wealth of ghostly activity awaits. With several more stops along the way that are perfect for young ghost enthusiasts and history lovers alike, the adventure concludes in the enigmatic Printers Alley, a place where the spirits of Nashville’s past are said to still linger.

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