Discover Alexandria’s haunted history filled with ghosts, wars, and legends linger in Old Town’s shadows.
Explore Old Town’s haunted history on an Alexandria ghost tour through one of Virginia’s most ghost-infested cities.
Wander Old Town Alexandria where colonial phantoms, tragic lovers, and war-torn spirits haunt cobbled streets by moonlight.
About Alexandria Ghosts
Explore Old Town’s haunted history on an Alexandria ghost tour through one of Virginia’s most ghost-infested cities.
Wander Old Town Alexandria where colonial phantoms, tragic lovers, and war-torn spirits haunt cobbled streets by moonlight.
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Reece Timbrook
Buzz led us on a ~1 hour walking tour of Old Town Alexandria and told us stories of the most haunted places! It was a fun experience with a knowledgea...
06.14.25
Melissa Visek
Jessica was very knowledgeable and made the stories interesting. We started and ended on time, which is usually not the norm these days. Love it and ...
Buzz led us on a ~1 hour walking tour of Old Town Alexandria and told us stories of the most haunted places! It was a fun experience with a knowledgea...
Reece Timbrook
06.14.25
Jessica was very knowledgeable and made the stories interesting. We started and ended on time, which is usually not the norm these days. Love it and ...
Are you ready to disturb the dead of Alexandria? Visit the colonial city where phantoms of the Potomac tread in George Washington’s ghostly footsteps.
Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum, 301 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. The meeting location is in front of the City Hall, by the stage.
Tour Meeting Location: Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum, 301 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. The meeting location is in front of the City Hall, by the stage.
Tour Times: 8:00 PM
Tour Length: 1 Hour (additional 30 mins with extended tour)
Are you ready to disturb the dead of Alexandria? Visit the colonial city where phantoms of the Potomac tread in George Washington’s ghostly footsteps.
Tour Meeting Location: Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary Museum, 301 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. The meeting location is in front of the City Hall, by the stage.
Tour Times: 8:00 PM
Tour Length: 1 Hour (additional 30 mins with extended tour)
Alexandria Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour
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.
138 N Royal St, Alexandria, VA 22314
Tour Meeting Location: 138 N Royal St, Alexandria, VA 22314
Alexandria Ghosts Ultimate Dead of Night Haunted Ghost Tour
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: 138 N Royal St, Alexandria, VA 22314
Of every city in America, it comes as no surprise that Alexandria is one of the most haunted. The town has endured years of tragedy, from the perils of the Revolutionary and Civil War to murders and unexplained deaths. Today, the streets are lined with terrifyingly haunted historic buildings, each awaiting your arrival on our Alexandria ghost tour.
Alexandria Ghosts introduces you to the locations that put Alexandria on the otherworldly map. Uncover the horrors that created this haunted oasis on a ghost tour of Alexandria you’ll never forget.
Carlyle House
James Green refused to swear allegiance to the Union Army, so the Union Army went and took all his properties. And what did they do with James’ massive mansion? They turned it into a mammoth hospital for soldiers. The biggest in the land. This place saw so much bloodshed that visitors actually jumped out windows to get away from the dread and moans of the injured and dying. Is it any wonder it’s haunted?
Now the home of the Alexandria Visitor’s Center, the Ramsay House’s history goes back as far as the city of Alexandria. William Ramsay, a Scottish trader who made his fortune in tobacco, helped establish Alexandria to secure the best price for his goods. Perhaps that’s why his spirit is still said to haunt his former home, staring out of the window and turning the coffee pot on in the morning.
Nothing screams “haunted” like a long spooky tunnel. The Wilkes Tunnel has garnered a reputation for being full of bad karma. It’s a creepy yet fascinating site to see if you’re stopping Alexandria. Built during the 1850s, it played a vital role during the Civil War. Alexandria used to be a central railway terminus during that era. The legend has it that several spirits still roam the location. For an in-depth spooky history lesson, don’t miss out on visiting with Wilkes Tunnel on our Alexandria ghost tour.
With a history so deep, the streets, homes, and even the pubs of Alexandria are haunted by the spirits of the past. On our Alexandria ghost tour, we’ll indulge you with some tales of the otherworldly while visiting the very sites that house the spirits of Old Town.
As Alexandria was once George Washington’s old stomping grounds, naturally people have spotted his ghost riding his white horse through the streets before it vanishes into the ether, perhaps on his way home or to survey another piece of land or running the affairs of the new country.
The history of Alexandria turned tragic when it became linked to slavery by becoming one of the largest domestic slave trading ports in America, and the city flourished from the unpaid labor of enslaved African Americans. During the Civil War, some accounts witnessed up to four bodies piled on top of each other along the sidewalks with an ankle-deep river of blood flowing along N. Fairfax Street.
Despite so much death, disease, and destruction in Alexandria’s past, generations of residents have remained, choosing to coexist amongst the dead. Join them tonight with Alexandria Ghosts on a thrilling ghost tour of Alexandria.
Explore Alexandria’s Haunted History with Alexandria Ghosts
Learn about the Female Stranger that has yet to relinquish her hold on Gadsby’s Tavern
Visit the Clock Tower where you’ll learn about the creature that made it its home and continues to terrify witnesses
Discover the home that houses the spirits of two distraught lovers who continue to search for each other in the afterlife
Check out the townhouse that is said to house its original owner who can still be seen wandering the home
Venture to the home that spawned a folklore similar to “Bloody Mary” that torments those with a particular name
Why You Should Book Your Alexandria Ghosts Tour Tonight!
You Want to Immerse Yourself In The Terrifying History of Alexandria
Throughout its history, Alexandria faced numerous invasions, conquests, and internal strife. The city’s strategic location made it a coveted prize for successive empires, and its fortunes waxed and waned as control shifted between various rulers. Discover the horrors of Alexandria’s past while meeting the ghosts of this brutal time with Alexandria Ghosts!
You enjoy the magic of a good scare
There’s a certain thrill that comes with the unpredictable or unconventional, even if it comes with its own set of risks. It taps into our innate curiosity and desire for novelty, pushing us to seek out experiences that evoke strong emotions, whether they be fear, excitement, or even attraction. Experience that feeling on this ghost tour of Alexandria.
You’re sick and tired of the National Mall
With its charming streets, historic architecture, and waterfront views, Alexandria provides a contrast to the fast-paced atmosphere of D.C. Instead of the red, white, and blue of politics, visitors can immerse themselves in a more laid-back ambiance, where the past feels palpable and the present offers a respite from the rigors of everyday life. Our Alexandria ghost tour combines the beauty of the city with the horrors of its past for a haunted history tour like none other.
The Old Presbyterian Meeting House stands proudly at 321 South Fairfax Street in Old Town Alexandria. Its brick walls and classic steeple are steeped in history and mystery.Built in 1775 and rebu...
The Wayside Inn is located in the heart of Middletown, Virginia, nestled in the scenic Shenandoah Valley. This historic inn has welcomed travelers since 1797, making it the oldest continuously operat...
There’s a sense of eeriness to walking into a room that hasn’t been touched for decades; it’s as if time itself stood still. The memories of the past leave a haunting echo in the suspended sile...