Explore the ghostly history and spooky urban legends of downtown Raleigh, from frightening stories of strange apparitions in Antebellum mansions, strange tales of sewer monsters, haunted restaurants, cursed buildings, and much more. The Raleigh Ghost Walk seeks to share the history and folklore of Raleigh with guests. Each story is a genuine ghostly story with a verifiable historical basis.
Andy's Raleigh Ghost Walk is a guided evening walking tour that explores the spooky history and documented ghost stories of downtown Raleigh. The tour starts at the North Carolina State Capitol building and winds through the city streets, sharing tales of haunted historic homes, local urban legends, and mysterious occurrences that have been researched for historical accuracy. Tickets are fifteen dollars per person, and the tour lasts about one hour. Because of the late evening start times and the nature of the ghost stories, this activity is best suited for older children, teenagers, and adults who can comfortably walk for an hour. This tour offers a structured way to get outside and learn about local history after dinner. It is a simple, budget-friendly option for a Friday night date or an outing with your middle schoolers and teens.
While there is no official age limit, the late start times of 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM, combined with spooky themes and an hour of walking, make this best for teenagers and adults.
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