Nashville Ghost Tours

A Printer's Alley dive bar with a dark past as a Prohibition gin mill, haunted by gangsters, bootleggers, and murder victims from the mob era.

A peaceful downtown park built over Smokey Row, Nashville's notorious red-light district, where the ghosts of prostitutes, criminals, and victims still walk.

Once the Tennessee Trust Building, this 1925 landmark is now home to numerous spirits. Guests report mysterious apparitions, unexplained cold spots, and the sounds of phantom footsteps echoing through the historic halls.

Nashville's oldest record store, built over a Civil War hospital, where ghostly soldiers still walk the aisles among the country music vinyl.

This popular beer hall sits atop layers of Nashville's haunted history. From shadowy figures to mysteriously moving objects, the Flying Saucer serves up more than just craft beers - it offers a taste of the supernatural.

President Andrew Jackson's historic plantation home remains active with paranormal energy. Visitors encounter the spirit of Old Hickory himself, along with other restless souls who call this sacred ground their eternal home.

Since 1910, the Hermitage Hotel has been Nashville's premier luxury accommodation. But along with five-star service comes a collection of ghostly residents who never checked out of this historic downtown landmark.

Among the 30 largest hotels in the world, the Gaylord Opryland Resort harbors the spirit of Mrs. McGavock, the Lady in Black who roams the halls giving 3 a.m. wake-up calls to unsuspecting guests.

For nearly a century, Tennessee State Prison housed the condemned and the violent. Today, their tormented spirits remain trapped within its castle-like walls, making it one of America's most haunted correctional facilities.

Built in the heart of Nashville's downtown district, the Union Hotel has been welcoming guests for over a century. But some visitors from the past have never left, creating a supernatural atmosphere that blends history with hauntings.

Built by one of America's largest slave traders, the Isaac Franklin Plantation carries the weight of countless tragedies. The spirits of those who suffered and died on this land continue to make their presence known through chilling paranormal encounters.

Nashville's historic Catholic church continues to serve both earthly and heavenly congregations. The spirits of faithful parishioners and dedicated clergy maintain their religious devotions long after death in this sacred Gothic sanctuary.

The site of Nashville's grandest hotel, which served as a Civil War prison and hospital where thousands of soldiers died and still haunt the land.

Established in 1822, Nashville's oldest public cemetery is the final resting place for thousands, but not all remain at rest. Ghostly figures wander among the graves while phantom music drifts through the night air in this haunted sanctuary.

Hidden in the countryside near Nashville, Pegram County Cemetery may be small in size, but it's enormous in supernatural activity. This rural graveyard's tragic history has left behind spirits that refuse to find peace.

President James K. Polk's tomb on the State Capitol grounds is more than just a presidential memorial - it's an active paranormal site where the 11th president's spirit continues to make his presence known to visitors and government workers.

Once the heart of Nashville's nightlife and home to speakeasies, burlesque shows, and music venues, Printer's Alley remains active with the spirits of performers and patrons who refuse to leave the stage of their former glory.

The 'Mother Church of Country Music' resonates with supernatural energy as the spirits of legendary performers refuse to take their final bow in this historic Nashville venue.

The flamboyant spirit of David 'Skull' Schulman still walks Printer's Alley with his beloved poodles, haunting the Rainbow Room where Elvis, Johnny Cash, and countless legends once performed.

Built on Nashville's highest point, the Tennessee State Capitol building harbors the spirits of politicians, workers, and dignitaries from the state's past. These ghostly residents continue to influence the halls of power from beyond the grave.

Nashville's most famous honky-tonk continues to serve spirits of both kinds, as ghostly patrons and performers refuse to leave this legendary Broadway establishment.

This stunning 1859 antebellum mansion harbors dark secrets and restless spirits from Nashville's turbulent past, making it one of Tennessee's most haunted historic homes.