Begin your tour in the heart of historic Fells Point, where Baltimore’s old harbor history still feels close. Surrounded by brick streets, taverns, and centuries-old waterfront buildings, Broadway Square sets the tone for an evening of ghost stories tied to sailors, shipbuilders, vanished travelers, and the restless spirits said to linger in one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods.

See one of Fells Point’s most famously haunted buildings, where guests and staff have reported footsteps in empty hallways, strange voices, shadowy figures, and the feeling of being watched. Once connected to the busy world of sailors, boarding houses, taverns, and waterfront trade, the Admiral Fell Inn remains one of Baltimore’s most atmospheric stops.

Walk near the harbor that helped build Baltimore — and claimed countless lives along the way. This stop explores the darker side of the city’s maritime past, from dangerous voyages and shipwrecks to legends of soaked sailors, mysterious lantern lights, and ghostly figures seen standing near the water after dark.

Visit the historic saloon long associated with Edgar Allan Poe and the mystery surrounding his final days in Baltimore. The building’s age, reputation, and reported hauntings make it one of the city’s most memorable stops, with stories of unexplained footsteps, strange presences, and a dark-haired figure some believe may still return after closing time.