



by Ghost City Tours
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.$69.98The Nashville 90-Minute "Murder in Music City" Night-Time Ghost Walking Tour is an adult-only walking tour for participants aged 16 and older. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and covers locations connected to Nashville’s violent history, the mob, haunted sites related to the city’s music scene, and the former red light district’s brothels. The tour begins at the Tennessee State Capitol, where the guide discusses Andrew Jackson and hauntings linked to the Civil War. After about 18 minutes, the group moves to the Wilcox Building to hear stories about Dr. J. Herman Feist and the suspicious deaths of several female patients. The next stop is Printer's Alley, where the guide shares tales involving Ike Johnson and Skull. The tour continues to the Climax Saloon, built in 1887, followed by a visit to the Maxwell House Hotel to learn about its tragic history. All fees and taxes are included in the tour price. The tour is led by a local professional guide. There is no hotel pickup or transportation provided, and gratuities are not included. Groups of 10 or more should contact the private and group sales coordinator in advance.
Tennessee State Capitol
The tour starts at the Tennessee State Capitol where the guide discusses Andrew Jackson and the hauntings related to the Civil War.
18 min
Wilcox Building
This stop covers the history of the Wilcox Building and the story of Dr. J. Herman Feist, whose female patients died under suspicious circumstances.
18 min
Printer's Alley
At Printer's Alley, the guide shares stories about Ike Johnson and Skull connected to the area's past.
18 min
Climax Saloon
The group learns about the Climax Saloon, a building established in 1887, and its history.
18 min
Maxwell House Hotel
This stop details the tragic events associated with the Maxwell House Hotel.
18 min
Our tour guide will be standing at The Alvin York Statue at the Tennessee State Capitol at 553 Charlotte Ave. The statue is a figure of a man holding a musket. Wheelchair Accessibility Access Point: Access ramp on the opposite side of the Capitol Building.
End point
Our tour guide will be standing at The Alvin York Statue at the Tennessee State Capitol at 471 6th Avenue N, at the corner of Dr. MLK, JR Boulevard and 6th Avenue N. Wheelchair Accessibility Access Point: Access ramp on the opposite side of the Capitol Building.




by Ghost City Tours
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.$69.98The Nashville 90-Minute "Murder in Music City" Night-Time Ghost Walking Tour is an adult-only walking tour for participants aged 16 and older. The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes and covers locations connected to Nashville’s violent history, the mob, haunted sites related to the city’s music scene, and the former red light district’s brothels. The tour begins at the Tennessee State Capitol, where the guide discusses Andrew Jackson and hauntings linked to the Civil War. After about 18 minutes, the group moves to the Wilcox Building to hear stories about Dr. J. Herman Feist and the suspicious deaths of several female patients. The next stop is Printer's Alley, where the guide shares tales involving Ike Johnson and Skull. The tour continues to the Climax Saloon, built in 1887, followed by a visit to the Maxwell House Hotel to learn about its tragic history. All fees and taxes are included in the tour price. The tour is led by a local professional guide. There is no hotel pickup or transportation provided, and gratuities are not included. Groups of 10 or more should contact the private and group sales coordinator in advance.
Tennessee State Capitol
The tour starts at the Tennessee State Capitol where the guide discusses Andrew Jackson and the hauntings related to the Civil War.
18 min
Wilcox Building
This stop covers the history of the Wilcox Building and the story of Dr. J. Herman Feist, whose female patients died under suspicious circumstances.
18 min
Printer's Alley
At Printer's Alley, the guide shares stories about Ike Johnson and Skull connected to the area's past.
18 min
Climax Saloon
The group learns about the Climax Saloon, a building established in 1887, and its history.
18 min
Maxwell House Hotel
This stop details the tragic events associated with the Maxwell House Hotel.
18 min
Our tour guide will be standing at The Alvin York Statue at the Tennessee State Capitol at 553 Charlotte Ave. The statue is a figure of a man holding a musket. Wheelchair Accessibility Access Point: Access ramp on the opposite side of the Capitol Building.
End point
Our tour guide will be standing at The Alvin York Statue at the Tennessee State Capitol at 471 6th Avenue N, at the corner of Dr. MLK, JR Boulevard and 6th Avenue N. Wheelchair Accessibility Access Point: Access ramp on the opposite side of the Capitol Building.