Kick off the tour at the Alhambra Building that is notorious for its ghostly whispers that are said to echo through the night. Once a hub of activity, this site now harbors eerie tales of unexplained phenomena and restless spirits.

With its imposing architecture, the Masonic Temple is steeped in mystery and legend. Known for its labyrinth of secret rooms and corridors, the temple is rumored to be haunted by the ghost of its architect, who tragically took his own life within its walls.

This decaying mansion, once home to the eccentric millionaire James Scott, is now a hotspot for ghostly sightings. Locals believe that Scott's vengeful spirit still roams the grounds, a sinister presence clinging to his legacy of spite and mischief.

Named for its elusive and spectral appearance, the Grey Ghost is said to be haunted by the spirits of long-lost patrons. This former speakeasy, hidden in plain sight, carries with it the dark secrets of the Prohibition era and the souls who never left.

The hauntingly beautiful Detroit Symphony Orchestra Building is more than just a concert venue. Visitors have reported strange sounds and ghostly apparitions, believed to be the spirits of musicians from bygone eras, still drawn to the music that once filled these halls.

The Majestic Theatre is a place where the past and present collide, with reports of ghostly figures seen lurking in the shadows. The spirits of former performers and patrons are said to wander the venue, forever reliving their final acts.

Once a private residence, The Whitney is now one of Detroit’s most haunted landmarks. The ghost of its original owner, David Whitney Jr., is rumored to linger in the halls, with sightings of a spectral figure on the grand staircase being a common occurrence.

The Detroit Medical Center Campus, with its history of life and death, is shrouded in ghost stories. Staff and visitors alike have reported unsettling encounters with apparitions, believed to be the souls of patients who never left.