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Meeting Location

713 E Carson St across from Gate D of the George K Cupples Stadium

Weather

Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine.

Duration

60-90 minutes

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* This is a walking tour and we do not enter privately-owned building or private property *

US Ghost Adventures is the leading provider of haunted house and ghost tours in America — we even own some of the most haunted properties in America, like the Lizzie Borden House!

Every tour is hosted by an experienced, knowledgeable local guide. You’ll hear firsthand accounts from people who have witnessed the unexplained — sometimes even a guest’s eerie encounter or the guide’s own!

US Ghost Adventures offers an authentic experience that strives to make sense of the unexplainable. The Pittsburgh ghost tour is based on real-world portrayals of hauntings and well-documented history.

Whether you’re just visiting Pennsylvania or looking to learn more about your hometown’s haunted past, US Ghost Adventures offers a ghostly experience that you won’t forget.

Pittsburgh’s Haunted History

For centuries Pittsburgh was the indigenous home of the Seneca peoples, but by the mid-1700s Britain and France drove them out in bloody battles of control.

Over the next two hundred years, Pittsburgh grew to be one the most industrious steel towns in the country, producing over 50% of all American steel by 1911. However, that success came with the 1877 railway riots — one of the most violent worker uprisings America had ever seen.

After World War II, the gleam of Pittsburgh wore off, the steel and rail industries collapsed. Its golden days seemed long past.

But in recent years, the city has bounced back, and new businesses are popping up — atop burial grounds, steel workers’ dreams, and ancient civilizations.

Learn the storied history of Pittsburgh — good, bad, and bloody — on a Pittsburgh Ghost Tour.

Keep reading for more details about the tours we offer in Pittsburgh, and book your spot today.

Our Top 3 Haunted Locations in Pittsburgh

Dunbar’s Place

Locals have often called this bar haunted. Are these just drunken tales told by those who’ve had a few too many? Or could there be something more lurking in Dunbar’s Place?

Most people come here these days to catch the Steelers game, but who knows — you might just catch something else out of the corner of your eye. Be on the lookout.

Cindy Esser’s Floral Shop

This stately Victorian building went up in the 1870s as a shoe store for Pittsburgh’s elite. But by the late 1900s, it joined a line of vacant buildings on Carson Street.

Cindy Esser bravely opened her flower shop in 1982, while Pittsburgh was still in its depression. Today the beautiful flowers cover up a dark past that still festers like a dying garden.

Smiling Moose

This bar has been operating on the South Side of the Steel City for nearly two decades. But before that, it was a part of an operating steel plant.

Just a few years ago, a security camera captured a bright floating orb in the basement. No one could identify what it was, but everyone could see it bouncing in the air. Do you have any ideas that could solve this mystery?

Dunbar’s Place

Locals have often called this bar haunted. Are these just drunken tales told by those who’ve had a few too many? Or could there be something more lurking in Dunbar’s Place?

Most people come here these days to catch the Steelers game, but who knows — you might just catch something else out of the corner of your eye. Be on the lookout.

Cindy Esser’s Floral Shop

This stately Victorian building went up in the 1870s as a shoe store for Pittsburgh’s elite. But by the late 1900s, it joined a line of vacant buildings on Carson Street.

Cindy Esser bravely opened her flower shop in 1982, while Pittsburgh was still in its depression. Today the beautiful flowers cover up a dark past that still festers like a dying garden.

Smiling Moose

This bar has been operating on the South Side of the Steel City for nearly two decades. But before that, it was a part of an operating steel plant.

What Else Will You See on Your Pittsburgh Ghost Adventure?

Shhhh. It’s a secret.

There are four more spectral stops on our standard Pittsburgh Ghost Adventure.

For an even spookier experience — join our extended tour and visit 11 haunted Pittsburgh locations in total.

Find out the secrets behind the most haunted locations in Pittsburgh.

Book your Pittsburgh Ghost Adventure today.

About US Ghost Adventures

Since 2013, US Ghost Adventures has offered entertaining, historic, and authentic ghost tours of America’s most haunted cities. We deliver fun yet honest accounts of hauntings across the nation for curious people of all ages. Our ghost stories are based on historical research, but that doesn’t mean they won’t send a chill down your spine.

This video gives you a small taste of what you might experience on your ghost tour — subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more.

US Ghost Adventures also offers virtual tours, a self-guided mobile app, and an Alexa voice app.

Schedule Your Pittsburgh Ghost Tour Today!

Are you brave enough to join us on our next tour of haunted Pittsburgh? U.S. Ghost Adventures is waiting for you to dive into an unforgettable journey of the Steel City.

Hold on tight because you never know what we might come across. Explore the dark side and book now!

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