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Chicago's Most Haunted Hotel
Learn MoreChicago's Congress Plaza Hotel is often referred to as the city's most haunted hotel, with numerous reports of ghostly sightings and strange occurrences. Our Original Chicago Hauntings Ghost Bus Tour meets there every Saturday at 7pm.
The Most Famous Mob Hit Of All
Learn MoreThe site of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, where seven gangsters were killed in 1929, is said to be haunted by the victims' spirits. Go there for yourself on our Lincoln Park Hauntings Ghost Tour and Ghost Hunt most nights at 8pm.
10,000 Unmarked Graves
The old City Cemetery, where thousands were buried in the 1800s, is a hotspot for ghostly activity. The cemetery was later converted into Lincoln Park, but many believe the spirits of those buried there still linger. Go there for yourself on our Lincoln Park Hauntings Ghost Tour and Ghost Hunt most nights at 8pm.
America's First Serial Killer
Learn MoreThe infamous Murder Castle, built by serial killer H.H. Holmes during the 1893 World's Fair, is believed to be one of the city's most haunted sites. Holmes used the hotel to carry out and conceal his murderous activities. Visit the site of the murder castle on our Devil In The White City Ghost Bus tour.
Resurrection Mary, Chicago's Most Famous Ghost
Learn MoreThis well-known apparition has been reported by many to be seen hitchhiking along Archer Avenue, near the Resurrection Cemetery. The spectral figure is said to be a young woman in a white dress, often described as dancing and then disappearing. The legend dates back to the 1930s, and it's believed that Mary is the ghost of a young girl who died tragically in a car accident while on her way home from a dance. Visit Resurrection Cemetery and sites where Mary has been seen on the Resurrection Mary Archer Avenue Ghost Bus Tour.
The Worst Theatre Fire In US History
Learn MoreOne of the most tragic events in Chicago's history is the Iroquois Theatre fire, which occurred on December 30, 1903. Often referred to as the deadliest theater fire and the deadliest single-building fire in U.S. history, the site is not calledJames M. Nederlander Theatre, and is said to be haunted by the spirits of those who perished in the fire. Investigate "Death Alley" where these ghosts have been seen on our Original Chicago Hauntings Ghost Bus tour.
