Nashville 90-Minute Night-Time Walking Tour of the Ghosts and Haunted Landmarks
by Ghost City Tours
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✓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.
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This 90-minute walking tour in Nashville explores seven to eight sites known for their ghost stories and paranormal activity. The tour begins at the Tennessee State Capitol, where guests hear accounts of unexplained footsteps and shadowy figures linked to its history. The group then visits St Mary's of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church, learning about its past and reports of strange sounds and sightings. Next, the tour stops at Downtown Presbyterian Church to hear stories about unusual occurrences and lingering history. After that, guests walk through Printer's Alley, a historic area known for nightlife and reported strange encounters. The final stop is the Hermitage Hotel, where accounts of unexplained noises and sightings by staff and visitors are shared. A professional local guide leads the entire walking tour, which includes all fees and taxes but excludes gratuities and transportation services.
Highlights
What's included
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Itinerary
Tennessee State Capitol
Located above downtown Nashville, the Tennessee State Capitol is known for its historic and haunted reputation. At night, guests learn about reports of lingering spirits, unexplained footsteps, and shadowy figures on the grounds. The site’s history includes powerful figures and dramatic events that contribute to its eerie stories.
15 min
St Mary's of the Seven Sorrow Catholic Church
One of Nashville’s oldest buildings, this church has a long history tied to worship and loss. Visitors hear about strange sounds and sightings reported over the years, which have contributed to the church’s haunted reputation. The nighttime atmosphere highlights a different side of this historic landmark.
15 min
Downtown Presbyterian Church
Famous for its architecture and history, this church has reports of unusual sounds and sightings at night. Guests hear stories connected to its past and the generations who passed through, creating a feeling that history lingers longer than expected.
15 min
Printer's Alley
Known for its nightlife, this historic alley holds stories from earlier times filled with hidden activities. Visitors hear about reports of strange encounters and unexplained moments that add to the alley’s haunted reputation. The stop shows a lively area with a past close at hand.
20 min
Hermitage Hotel
This historic and well-known hotel is associated with unexplained activity reported by staff and visitors. Guests learn about strange noises and sightings connected to its long history, including famous guests and significant events. The stop reveals a side of the hotel beyond its luxury reputation.
15 min
Meeting point
Your will meet your tour guide right by the Alvin York Statue. Wheelchair Accessibility Access Point: Access ramp on the opposite side of the Capitol Building.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Nashville 90-Minute Night-Time Walking Tour of the Ghosts and Haunted Landmarks
by Ghost City Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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.$59.98Overview
This 90-minute walking tour in Nashville explores seven to eight sites known for their ghost stories and paranormal activity. The tour begins at the Tennessee State Capitol, where guests hear accounts of unexplained footsteps and shadowy figures linked to its history. The group then visits St Mary's of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church, learning about its past and reports of strange sounds and sightings. Next, the tour stops at Downtown Presbyterian Church to hear stories about unusual occurrences and lingering history. After that, guests walk through Printer's Alley, a historic area known for nightlife and reported strange encounters. The final stop is the Hermitage Hotel, where accounts of unexplained noises and sightings by staff and visitors are shared. A professional local guide leads the entire walking tour, which includes all fees and taxes but excludes gratuities and transportation services.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Tennessee State Capitol
Located above downtown Nashville, the Tennessee State Capitol is known for its historic and haunted reputation. At night, guests learn about reports of lingering spirits, unexplained footsteps, and shadowy figures on the grounds. The site’s history includes powerful figures and dramatic events that contribute to its eerie stories.
15 min
St Mary's of the Seven Sorrow Catholic Church
One of Nashville’s oldest buildings, this church has a long history tied to worship and loss. Visitors hear about strange sounds and sightings reported over the years, which have contributed to the church’s haunted reputation. The nighttime atmosphere highlights a different side of this historic landmark.
15 min
Downtown Presbyterian Church
Famous for its architecture and history, this church has reports of unusual sounds and sightings at night. Guests hear stories connected to its past and the generations who passed through, creating a feeling that history lingers longer than expected.
15 min
Printer's Alley
Known for its nightlife, this historic alley holds stories from earlier times filled with hidden activities. Visitors hear about reports of strange encounters and unexplained moments that add to the alley’s haunted reputation. The stop shows a lively area with a past close at hand.
20 min
Hermitage Hotel
This historic and well-known hotel is associated with unexplained activity reported by staff and visitors. Guests learn about strange noises and sightings connected to its long history, including famous guests and significant events. The stop reveals a side of the hotel beyond its luxury reputation.
15 min
Meeting point
Your will meet your tour guide right by the Alvin York Statue. Wheelchair Accessibility Access Point: Access ramp on the opposite side of the Capitol Building.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.