Are you ready to meet the ghosts that walk in the footsteps of America's first president? Sip on Alexandria's best cocktails and brews while soaking in the haunted history of this historic town on our Alexandria Ghosts Spirits and Spirits Haunted Pub Crawl!
Pull up a stool and get ready for a night of spooky stories and savory cocktails as our Alexandria haunted pub crawl introduces you to the Port City's finest watering holes and most haunted locations.
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Janda is a great tour guide. Very informative and had some awesome stories. Makes you realize, every building has a storied past.
Alexandria Ghosts Spirits and Spirits Haunted Pub Crawl
With a rich otherworldly history that dates back to 1749, Alexandria stands out as the most haunted city in Virginia, and one of the most haunted cities in the world. On our Alexandria Spirits and Spirits Haunted Pub Crawl tour, we’ll spook you with ghost stories at some of Alexandria’s most haunted buildings and sprinkle in stops to some of our favorite watering holes to fuel you with liquid courage.
Sip on booze between the boos while exploring the historic streets of Alexandria and learning about the Port City’s tumultuous past. Once the favored site for a new country’s capital, it now longs to forget the mistakes of another time – nothing a few cold ones or cocktails around the bar can’t fix! Alexandria Ghosts invites you to stand in the streets once said to be filled with rivers of blood during the Civil War while we share terrifying tales on this hazy, booze-filled night.
Here are a few more reasons to take an Alexandria Haunted Pub Crawl!
Alexandria Ghosts Phantoms of the Potomac
From natives who lived here thousands of years ago to John Smith and the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, join us for an unflinching look into the city’s history, and tales of its real hauntings.
Tour Meeting Location: Market Square, 301 King St., in front of the fountain across the street from Subway and Sur la Table
Tour Times: Daily at 8PM
Tour Length: 1 hour across a 1-mile
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Alexandria Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour
Experience Alexandria’s newest most chilling ghost tour to uncover the hauntings of an ancient city where restless phantoms tread in George Washington’s ghostly footsteps.
Tour Meeting Location: Ice Well at 138 N Royal St, Alexandria, VA
Tour Times: Daily at 10PM
Tour Length: Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Walking in Washington's Footsteps Alexandria Colonial History Tour
Join us for an authentic adventure through the footsteps of our very first president. On every street, there's a story that harkens back to our country's humble beginnings.
Tour Meeting Location: Market Square, 301 King St., in front of the fountain across the street from Subway and Sur la Table
Tour Times: Daily at 11AM
Tour Length: Approximately 2 hours
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Gadsby’s Tavern
Once the center of Alexandria’s 18th-century social scene, Gadsby’s Tavern Museum and Restaurant has been serving fine dining since 1785. Well-known as a favorite watering hole of George Washington, this historic eatery offers more than just a taste of Revolutionary-era food and drink. A spirit appears in the window with a lonely candle from the memory of this faded time. Who is this ghost known only as “the female stranger?” Find out with Alexandria Ghosts on our R-rated haunted pub crawl.
Christmas Attic
Due to its unbelievably high spiritual activity, The Christmas Attic has been used as a training ground for new paranormal investigators. However, the spirits within are not always friendly to those asking too many questions. Hear how the quiet ghost of an older man turned angry at one nosey investigator and how an energetic young boy creates havoc inside this former warehouse of a Revolutionary War captain.
Athenaeum
A home with 200 years of history, the Athenaeum has been hosting an infamous ghost since the days of the Civil War! Discover all the chills and thrills of this home that once belonged to a soldier held captive by the British for several years. Is that why some prospective buyers from across the pond were barred entrance from the third floor by an unexplainable force?