Denver Ghost Tours

Denver's iconic luxury hotel has hosted presidents and ghosts alike since 1892. From phantom string quartets to mysterious train sounds, the Brown Palace's spirits enjoy the finest afterlife accommodations.

This 1883 Victorian mansion houses the spirits of Denver's founding families. From phantom piano music to ghostly children's laughter, the Byers-Evans House proves some residents never truly move out.

This beautiful Denver park hides a horrific secret—thousands of desecrated graves beneath the grass. The angry spirits of those whose remains were chopped up and carelessly removed still haunt the grounds.

Inside Denver's beautifully restored Union Station, the Crawford Hotel hosts guests both living and dead - spirits of travelers from a bygone era who still wait for trains and wander halls frozen in time.

This elegant Queen Anne Victorian is home to playful ghost children, phantom piano music, and former residents who never left. The Cresswell House is hauntingly beautiful in every sense.

Denver's most notorious haunted mansion harbors dark secrets. The three-headed demon dog, the suicidal bride, and malevolent spirits make this Victorian castle a paranormal hotspot.

Denver's former orphanage houses the spirits of children who never found families. Ghostly laughter, phantom footsteps, and the cries of the forgotten echo through halls where innocence was lost.

Denver's Equitable Building was designed as a safe haven for businesses and workers, but murder, suicide, and accidental death created a paranormal legacy that continues to disturb those who work in the building today.

The Titanic survivor's Denver mansion houses her restless spirit. From phantom piano music to the scent of her perfume, the Unsinkable Molly Brown refuses to abandon her beloved Victorian home.

Denver's most notorious brothel and gambling hall is still haunted by working girls, desperate gamblers, and the echo of gunshots from a man who lost everything.

Denver's Oxford Hotel harbors some of the city's most violent and aggressive spirits, including a murdered woman who attacks men and a menacing bearded apparition that terrorizes female guests.

This 1891 mansion turned bed & breakfast hosts living guests and permanent spirit residents. From phantom footsteps to mysterious voices, the Patterson Inn offers accommodations for both the living and the dead.

This Victorian mansion harbors the spirits of Denver's Gilded Age. The Lady in Black, phantom servants, and former owners continue to haunt this elegant estate.

The inspiration for Stephen King's 'The Shining,' this mountain resort hosts spirits as famous as its literary legacy. From Room 217's ghostly housekeeper to phantom children, the Stanley Hotel's ghosts are ready for their close-up.