Top Ghost Tours in Atlanta
Lawrenceville Ghost Tours
Get into the “spirit” of the season with a tour of some of Atlanta’s most haunted spots! Some tours are available seasonally, and most require reservations; check websites for schedules and ticketing information.
Listen to vivid stories of the strange and supernatural as guides lead groups on a 90-minute adventure around the square. Tours available select days from Sept. 19-Nov. 1.
Enjoy Haunted History Tours to hear the theatre’s most chilling ghost stories. The venue will also host special Ghost Tours on select days in October. Select dates from Sept. 6-Oct. 28.
Take a lantern-lit walking tour of Stone Mountain’s historic square and hear fun and spooky ghost stories from professional storytellers. Tours are available from Thur.-Sat. from Oct. 16-25.
Capturing the Spirit of Oakland
Explore and learn about the notable and notorious residents of Oakland Cemetery. Guided by costumed storytellers, the tour is designed to “enlighten, rather than frighten.” Oct. 16-19 and 23-26.
These special ghost tours from The Southern Museum include an interactive Civil War aid station, a living historian documenting medical practices and fun and spooky train ghost stories. Oct. 25 and 31.
Explore the haunted history of Covington as experienced “ghost guides” take you on a walking tour of the city. You’ll also see the filming locations of movies and television shows, like “The Vampire Diaries,” “Dukes of Hazzard” and more. Tours are recommended for ages 12 and older.
Professional medium and clairvoyant Boo Newell takes guests on tours that begin at Decatur’s town square, with stops at historic buildings and the Old Decatur Cemetery. Watch for apparitions, orbs and the spirits that haunt the city.
Hear tales of the city’s past residents on a lantern-led walking tour of downtown Marietta — some refuse to leave! Other tour options include an interactive tour of the Marietta History Center and “Scaryetta” Trolley Tour, which visits several historic homes and cemeteries.
Learn about the spirits that haunt the antebellum mansions and buildings of historic Roswell on this walking tour. The tour includes a visit to Founders Cemetery, the resting place of Roswell King, and the Roswell Mill ruins.
Explore Atlanta’s Midtown district on a tour that stops at some of the city’s iconic landmarks, and learn that even the most beautiful spots have a haunted history.
Uncover hidden secrets the spirits have been dying to share on this haunted tour exploring Kennesaw House, Marietta Cobb Museum of Art and St. James Cemetery.
Know before you go:
- Wear comfortable shoes as most tours involve a lot of walking.
- Tours may be too scary for some young children, so be sure to ask about age recommendations.
- Make your reservations ahead; tours sell out quickly during the fall season.
- Check websites for schedules and release form requirements.
- Bring a camera or your smartphone to capture any paranormal activity.
- Tipping your guide at the end of the tour is optional.
