Philadelphia Ghost Tours

Where Alexander Hamilton's restless spirit still debates the nation's financial future. Phantom conversations echo through rooms where founding fathers once gathered.

The Bellevue Hotel, Philadelphia's most elegant haunted hotel, where spirits from the Gilded Age are said to linger...

Where the woman tradition credits with the first American flag still works at her eternal craft. Phantom sewing sounds and a woman in colonial dress haunt this revolutionary home.

Where the First Continental Congress still meets in the shadows. Benjamin Franklin's ghost watches over the birthplace of American resistance.

Where Benjamin Franklin and revolutionary heroes rest uneasily. Shadowy figures walk among ancient headstones and phantom whispers echo through the night.

Revolutionary-era tavern where founding fathers dined and colonial ghosts still linger. Guests who stopped in for a drink reported being touched by unseen hands.

Eastern State Penitentiary, where solitary confinement drove men mad and their tormented spirits still pace the cells. Al Capone's ghost is just one of thousands trapped here...

Walk down Elfreth's Alley, America's oldest residential street, where 300 years of spirits dwell in colonial homes that have witnessed revolution, plague, and countless human dramas...

Fort Mifflin, where Revolutionary War soldiers still man their posts and Civil War prisoners cry out from the dungeons. This fortress has seen more death than any other Philadelphia landmark...

The Bishop White House, where America's first Episcopal bishop still conducts services for the dead and yellow fever victims seek eternal comfort from their spiritual shepherd...

The First Bank of the United States, where the ghost of Alexander Hamilton still debates financial policy and the spirits of ruined investors eternally count their losses...

Washington Square, Philadelphia's beautiful park built atop a mass grave containing thousands of yellow fever victims, Revolutionary War soldiers, and executed criminals...

America's birthplace where founding fathers' spirits still debate the nation's future. Benjamin Franklin and George Washington walk these revolutionary halls.