Denver Ghost Walking Tour: Terrors of Gaslights, Graves & Gold with Capitol, Acacia Apartments & Molly Brown House
by Denver Terrors By Us Ghost Adventures
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This one-hour walking tour covers about one mile through Denver, focusing on locations linked to the city’s history, hauntings, and darker events. The tour begins at the Colorado State Capitol Building, built in 1894, where the guide explains stories of spirits said to linger in the basement and hallways. Next, the group visits the Acacia Apartments, a building originally opened as a luxury hotel in the 1920s, known for reports of ghost sightings tied to former residents. The tour continues to the Molly Brown House Museum, exploring the history and paranormal stories connected to the home of the famous Denver socialite. Participants also see the site of an early 1900s speakeasy, where illegal activities and tragic events occurred, accompanied by related ghost stories. The route includes a stop at a notable Denver building associated with the 1990s Father’s Day Massacre, where visitors have reported unusual encounters. Along the way, the tour passes by historic gaslights and graves that contribute to the atmosphere of Denver’s past. The guide shares documented accounts of hauntings, true historical facts, and local lore at each stop. No entry into private properties takes place; all locations are viewed from public areas. The tour includes a professional guide and focuses on true stories of Denver’s history, hauntings, and the city’s gold-era and ghostly terrors.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Colorado State Capitol
Built in 1894, the Colorado State Capitol has a history that includes reports of spirits in its basement and hallways. The guide explains the building’s haunted reputation during the tour.
Acacia Apartments
This apartment building, designed after an English Art Gallery, has had many reports of ghostly activity. Visitors hear about the spirits believed to be former residents still present within its walls.
Molly Brown House Museum
The Molly Brown House Museum is included as a stop where visitors learn about its history and the ghost stories tied to the house.
Early 1900s Speakeasy Site
A former speakeasy site from the early 1900s known for illegal and unsavory activities is visited. The guide shares tales of deaths and paranormal events linked to this location.
Acacia Apartments (repeat in original itinerary, merged here)
See above Acacia Apartments description.
Denver Building of Father’s Day Massacre
This building is a recognizable part of Denver’s skyline and was the site of the Father’s Day Massacre in the 1990s. The tour covers claims of paranormal activity reported by visitors.
Meeting point
Meet your experienced Ghost Tour Guide outside of the Colorado State Capitol Building, by the east entrance steps, at 200 E Colfax Denver, CO. You can look for the Native American statue halfway down Grant at Grant & Colfax. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of your tour.
End point
Meet your experienced Ghost Tour Guide outside of the Colorado State Capitol Building, by the east entrance steps, at 200 E Colfax Denver, CO. You can look for the Native American statue halfway down Grant at Grant & Colfax. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of your tour.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Denver Ghost Walking Tour: Terrors of Gaslights, Graves & Gold with Capitol, Acacia Apartments & Molly Brown House
by Denver Terrors By Us Ghost Adventures
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$52Overview
This one-hour walking tour covers about one mile through Denver, focusing on locations linked to the city’s history, hauntings, and darker events. The tour begins at the Colorado State Capitol Building, built in 1894, where the guide explains stories of spirits said to linger in the basement and hallways. Next, the group visits the Acacia Apartments, a building originally opened as a luxury hotel in the 1920s, known for reports of ghost sightings tied to former residents. The tour continues to the Molly Brown House Museum, exploring the history and paranormal stories connected to the home of the famous Denver socialite. Participants also see the site of an early 1900s speakeasy, where illegal activities and tragic events occurred, accompanied by related ghost stories. The route includes a stop at a notable Denver building associated with the 1990s Father’s Day Massacre, where visitors have reported unusual encounters. Along the way, the tour passes by historic gaslights and graves that contribute to the atmosphere of Denver’s past. The guide shares documented accounts of hauntings, true historical facts, and local lore at each stop. No entry into private properties takes place; all locations are viewed from public areas. The tour includes a professional guide and focuses on true stories of Denver’s history, hauntings, and the city’s gold-era and ghostly terrors.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Colorado State Capitol
Built in 1894, the Colorado State Capitol has a history that includes reports of spirits in its basement and hallways. The guide explains the building’s haunted reputation during the tour.
Acacia Apartments
This apartment building, designed after an English Art Gallery, has had many reports of ghostly activity. Visitors hear about the spirits believed to be former residents still present within its walls.
Molly Brown House Museum
The Molly Brown House Museum is included as a stop where visitors learn about its history and the ghost stories tied to the house.
Early 1900s Speakeasy Site
A former speakeasy site from the early 1900s known for illegal and unsavory activities is visited. The guide shares tales of deaths and paranormal events linked to this location.
Acacia Apartments (repeat in original itinerary, merged here)
See above Acacia Apartments description.
Denver Building of Father’s Day Massacre
This building is a recognizable part of Denver’s skyline and was the site of the Father’s Day Massacre in the 1990s. The tour covers claims of paranormal activity reported by visitors.
Meeting point
Meet your experienced Ghost Tour Guide outside of the Colorado State Capitol Building, by the east entrance steps, at 200 E Colfax Denver, CO. You can look for the Native American statue halfway down Grant at Grant & Colfax. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of your tour.
End point
Meet your experienced Ghost Tour Guide outside of the Colorado State Capitol Building, by the east entrance steps, at 200 E Colfax Denver, CO. You can look for the Native American statue halfway down Grant at Grant & Colfax. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of your tour.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.