Alexandria: Phantoms of the Potomac Walking Tour

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Uncover the sinister secrets, ghosts, and monsters of Old Town Alexandria on this thrilling haunted walking tour. Listen to spine-chilling tales of paranormal activity from your guide as you walk.

About this activity

  • Free cancellation

    Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

  • Duration

    1 hour

Experience

  • Highlights
    • Step into the shadows of America’s dark history on a guided ghostly walk
    • Learn how a Scottish tradition has been saving Carlyle House for over a century
    • Delve into the unsolved murders of Wilkes Tunnel and mingle with war ghosts
    • Investigate rumors of a devil bat in the bell tower of Alexandria City Hall
    • Gather paranormal evidence and shocking stories to entertain family and friends
  • Full description
    Embark on an unforgettable journey through Alexandria's haunted history with our captivating walking ghost tour. Led by a knowledgeable local expert, you'll delve into eerie tales and ghostly encounters in Alexandria's historic district. Discover chilling stories of restless spirits haunting iconic buildings like Carlyle House Park, Alexandria City Hall, and The Shafer Home. As you traverse a mile of haunted ground under the moonlit sky, you'll be transported back in time to experience the city's dark and mysterious past.

    Starting at 8 PM, this spine-tingling tour offers a fascinating glimpse into Alexandria's colonial history, from early native inhabitants to the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Each step provides an immersive and hair-raising experience for all brave souls who dare to join us. Though this is a walking tour and we are not able to enter any privately owned buildings, you will be standing on haunted ground throughout the entire evening. Beware!

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  • Includes
    • Walking tour
      Guide
      3 additional haunted tour stops (extended tour only)
  • Exclude
    • Transportation
      Tips (optional)
From US$ 22.4 per person
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