Atlanta Ghosts: Hauntings, Ghouls, and Phantoms of Atlanta

The Haunted Side of Georgia’s Capital City

Did you know Atlanta has a legacy of hauntings that continue to this day?

Although not as renowned for its haunted locations as other large Southern cities, Atlanta has its share of paranormal activity. A city that grew out of the fires of war to become the Empire City of the South, Atlanta’s rich history of survival in the face of tragedy, conflict, destruction, and loss makes it a hotspot for restless spirits who haunt the places they once called home.

“This tour really surprised me! I had never heard some of these stories- it was so cool to learn more about Atlanta’s history in such a creepy way.”

What is the Atlanta Ghosts Tour About?

Based on careful historic research and chilling local tales, our Atlanta Ghost Tour is unlike any other. You will hear horror-filled stories as our guides take you for a chilling exploration of some of the creepiest areas in Atlanta. From houses of worship where a phantom killer waits, to the startling apparitions at a historic theater, you will be immersed in the terrifying world of the Empire City’s dark side.

What You Will See On This Tour:

Our tour will take you on an eerie mile of Atlanta’s Midtown locations pulsing with paranormal activity, including:

• The faceless nun of the historic Fox Theatre
• The phantom fire of Siva’s Hookah Lounge
• The chilling apparitions of the North Avenue MARTA Station
• The murderous ghost at Saint Mark United Methodist Church
• And so much more…

Our talented storytellers will share chilling tales of Atlanta’s hauntings, history, and legends that may explain why spirits still walk the streets of the South’s Empire City. Ghostly encounters, unexplained events, and evidence of spirits trapped between worlds are imprinted in the fabric of Atlanta’s colorful history.

Come join us on our journey to the dark side of Atlanta and experience the hauntings and heartbreak that linger in certain areas of Georgia’s capital city.

“The ghostly realm can be just as real as our physical one.”

– Paul Gater