Top Seattle Ghost Tours

Seattle is home to “haunted” sights with unsavory histories not always apparent to independent travelers. On this walking ghost tour, explore downtown Seattle’s most haunted sights, including alleyways, old theaters, mortuaries, and the city’s first cemetery with a guide. Meet madames who ran brothels and court houses, ghostly vaudevillians, and other unruly characters along the way.

Enjoy both types of spirit during a ghost tour that takes place across three of Seattle's best bars. A costumed guide helps to inject some theater into this experience, while exploring after dark makes for a spooky atmosphere. Plus, you'll hear lesser-know tales of haunting and horror that you're unlikely to find in the guide book and receive personalized attention in a small group.

Most visitors know Seattle for coffee, technology, and waterfront views. Few discover the city's darker side. Join the Seattle Obscura Ghost Tour (adults 16+) and uncover the hidden history buried beneath the Emerald City. Explore the notorious streets of Pioneer Square, where brothels, gambling halls, corrupt officials, devastating fires, and unsolved tragedies shaped Seattle's earliest days. Hear chilling tales connected to Seattle's Underground, the legendary Smith Tower, Merchant's Cafe, the infamous Felker House, and other lesser-known locations where reports of paranormal activity continue today. Led by expert storytellers, this adults-oriented walking tour blends authentic local history with ghost stories, urban legends, and true accounts of Seattle's most haunted places. Perfect for travelers looking for a more immersive and off-the-beaten-path ghost tour experience.

Discover the haunted history hidden beneath the Emerald City's skyline on the Ghosts of Seattle Walking Tour. From legendary Pike Place Market to Seattle's historic waterfront, explore the city's most famous paranormal hotspots while uncovering the tragedies, mysteries, and ghost stories that shaped its past. Hear chilling tales of restless spirits, unexplained encounters, and historic figures whose presence is still felt throughout Seattle's oldest neighborhoods. Visit iconic locations including Pike Place Market, Post Alley, the Butterworth Building, and the waterfront, where generations of sailors, pioneers, and dreamers left their mark on the city. Led by expert storytellers, this family-friendly walking tour blends authentic Seattle history with local legends and reported hauntings. Whether you're a believer in the paranormal or simply fascinated by Seattle's past, you'll leave with a new appreciation for the ghosts that still linger in the Pacific Northwest.

Come on our Haunted Pub Crawl tour presented by US Ghost Adventures! Enjoy local spirits while hearing about the city's haunted Spirits and wandering the haunted streets of Seattle. Join us on the new Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl and visit the city's historic haunts and ghostly pubs to enjoy booze and boos at some of Seattle's most infamous paranormal and tipsy hotspots. * Alcohol not included in the price of the tour * Bars visited subject to change

Raise a glass to Seattle's haunted past on this adults-only ghost tour and pub crawl through historic Pioneer Square. Explore one of the city's oldest neighborhoods as your guide shares chilling tales of devastating fires, notorious vice districts, gambling halls, unsolved tragedies, and the restless spirits said to linger after dark. Visit legendary locations including Smith Tower, Merchants Cafe & Saloon, J&M Cafe & Cardroom, and other historic landmarks while uncovering the stories behind Seattle's most famous hauntings. Learn how the Great Seattle Fire, the Klondike Gold Rush, prohibition-era nightlife, and Seattle's underground history helped shape the ghost stories that still captivate visitors today. Perfect for history lovers, paranormal enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a unique night out, this 21+ experience blends haunted history, local legends, and nightlife into an unforgettable evening in the Emerald City.

On the Haunted Seattle Spooktacular Ghost Walking Tour, we'll uncover the spooky side of Pike Place Market. With non-stop stories and spooky landmarks, this tour is perfect for the entire family, so bring them all! One of your famous costumed tour guides will lead you along a walking route that visits as many haunted sites in Pike Place Market that we could cram into 90 minutes. We have the best-trained guides in the industry because we train and treat them as part of the family and in return, they put on the best performance you can expect, and they can’t wait to share their beautifully historic and notoriously haunted city with you.

Ballard was its own mill town until Seattle annexed it in 1907, and Ballard Avenue still has the brick storefronts to prove it. This self-guided ghost hunt never strays more than a few blocks from them, so it's easy to pause for a drink and pick up where you left off. Ten ghosts are loose in the neighborhood. They're fictional, written for the game, and each one needs you to solve the puzzle it died with: a doctor's blood chart from the 1952 flu outbreak, a senator's evidence folders, a librarian's closet that nobody has dared to open. The Questo app guides you from ghost to ghost, and every catch gives you a clue toward the one ghost that's lying. The full loop is about 1.3 miles, from the Ballard Avenue bell tower and back, and most groups take around 90 minutes. Play any time, as a couple, a family or a big group. In-app hints and 24/7 support are included.

Seattle’s crumbling landmarks are silent witnesses to a fictional apocalypse that forever changed humanity. On this gamer-inspired walking tour, you’ll explore the real-world locations that inspired the haunting settings of “The Last of Us Part II.” You’ll also find out how this vibrant city was transformed into a battleground for the game’s three warring factions: the militaristic Washington Liberation Front, the religious Seraphites, and the ever-present infected. This tour starts at the historic Chinese Gate in Seattle’s Chinatown where, in the game, it’s been repurposed as “Martyr’s Gate”. You’ll walk through downtown’s streets that once teemed with FEDRA soldiers and WLF fighters, and past the elegant Seattle Public Library.