Casa de la Paz, a historic bed and breakfast, is known for its peaceful charm—and its ghostly residents. Guests have reported hearing footsteps and seeing shadowy figures in the hallways. The inn’s long history and tranquil setting make it a fascinating stop on any haunted tour.

The Casablanca Inn, perched on the waterfront, is famous for its ghostly tales of a former innkeeper who would signal rumrunners from the balcony. Guests and staff have reported sightings of a spectral woman holding a lantern and unexplained sounds echoing through the halls. The inn’s Prohibition-era history adds a thrilling twist to its haunted reputation.

Harry’s Seafood Bar and Grille, housed in a historic building, is said to be haunted by the spirits of its past. Diners have reported hearing ghostly whispers and seeing apparitions in the restaurant’s dimly lit corners. The building’s connection to St. Augustine’s haunted past makes it a spooky stop on the tour.

The Treasury on the Plaza, once a bustling bank, now serves as an event venue with a haunted history. Visitors have claimed to see ghostly figures and hear eerie noises in the vault, where a bank manager reportedly took his own life. The venue’s storied past and grand architecture make it a highlight of the haunted tour.

A1A Aleworks, overlooking the Matanzas River, is known for more than just its brews—guests and staff have reported encounters with spirits from St. Augustine’s past. The ghostly apparitions and unexplained cold spots are said to be remnants of the building’s long history. The mix of craft beer and spectral tales makes it an intriguing stop.

The Spanish Military Hospital, now a museum, is one of St. Augustine’s most haunted sites. Visitors have reported seeing ghostly soldiers and feeling sudden chills while touring the building. The hospital’s gruesome history of surgeries and death during wartime contributes to its eerie atmosphere.

Plaza de la Constitución, the heart of St. Augustine, has seen centuries of history—and its share of ghostly activity. The plaza was once the site of public executions, and some say the spirits of those who met their end here still linger. The historic square’s deep roots in St. Augustine’s past make it a must-see on the haunted tour.