More haunted stops than any other tour in Pensacola—plus a bonus extended tour option! Stroll through the city’s most haunted streets, where restless spirits still roam, eerie whispers echo in the night, and every historic building hides a chilling secret. From haunted bars and forgotten crime scenes to brothels of the past and theaters where spirits still take the stage, this tour dives deep into Pensacola’s darkest mysteries. ✅ Ask about our BONUS extended tour—you’ll visit even more haunted sites and spend extra time exploring eerie locations most tours skip. And many more chilling locations revealed only on the tour!

Step into Pensacola’s most haunted restaurant and nightlife hotspot. On this stop, you’ll explore the vibrant and vintage corridors of Seville Quarter, dating back to the 1800s. Your guide will share spine-tingling tales as you pass through old saloons, music halls, and hidden corners that have hosted everything from elegant dinners to paranormal investigations. Ghost History: The stories here are as strong as the drinks. Formerly part of Pensacola’s notorious red-light district, Seville Quarter is home to a cast of restless spirits. Visitors and staff have reported the headless apparition of Sarah Wharton drifting down the street and ghostly children playing with a red ball in the upper halls. The mischievous ghost of Wesley Gibbs, a beloved bartender is known for flipping lights, triggering hand dryers, & making sure no one ever feels alone. The voices of long-departed brothel workers still echo through the walls, reminding us that Seville's wild & haunted past is never far behind.

Learn about one of Pensacola’s most paranormally active landmarks—a 1907 architectural gem that once served as City Hall. Guests will hear of grand staircases, historic chambers, and chillingly quiet exhibit halls filled with artifacts from across the globe. As your guide shares tales of haunted objects and spectral sightings, keep your senses sharp—ghostly encounters are common. The museum may close its doors each night, but the spirits within never clock out. Ghost History: This building doesn’t just preserve history—it lives it. Staff and visitors report phantom footsteps echoing through stairwells, eerie giggles in empty rooms, and elevators that operate on their own, as if summoned by ghostly fingers. Some believe certain artifacts hold dark energy, while others point to the building’s former life as a jail and civic headquarters as the source of its unrest. Whatever the cause, the spirits here are anything but silent.

What appears to be an innocent children’s museum by day turns into one of the creepiest locations on the tour by night. As you stand in front of the Arbona Building, you’ll hear the real-life story of the shocking discovery of a human body found bricked inside a wall. You’ll examine the historic architecture and learn the theories—some say the building still holds secrets within. Ghost History: During renovations, workers discovered a body sealed within a wall—a chilling mystery that has never been fully solved. Since then, paranormal activity has spiked. Museum employees have heard footsteps when the building is empty and toys moving by themselves. Guests feel an oppressive weight in certain rooms, especially around the old brick wall. No one knows who the entombed spirit is—but it seems they are not resting peacefully

In Historic Pensacola Village, the home stands as a striking example of Victorian architecture with a haunted past. Guests will hear stories of the Rocheblave family, and uncover chilling tales of a locked room and ghostly activity. Ghost History: From 1897 to 1910, the home belonged to Benito Rocheblave, a tugboat captain, his wife, and their five daughters. Legend tells of a ghostly girl who dances in a locked upstairs bedroom, believed to be one of the daughters. During renovations, a painter saw her through a window. She vanished, but the room was filled with the scent of sweet, old-fashioned perfume. Another strange event involved skeletal remains from Old Christ Church, stored temporarily in the house. Though it was locked overnight, the bones were found rearranged by morning. Her identity remains a mystery, but her presence is often felt. Cold spots, phantom footsteps, and perfume suggest the home still holds on to its spirits.

Explore the site of Pensacola’s original 1805 entertainment hub—now a historic replica that holds echoes of its scandalous past. Once home to saloons, dance halls, and duels, the Tivoli High House draws guests into tales of gunfighters, gamblers, and ghostly encounters. You’ll hear stories of John Wesley Hardin, who allegedly stayed here, and rumors of Doc Holliday’s secret stop in town. Ghost-hunting tools may be used to detect lingering spirits. Ghost History: The Tivoli hosted legends and chaos—from Civil War soldiers to Old West outlaws. Hardin’s violent reputation lingers, with reports of gunshots and cigar smoke. Locals claim Doc Holliday once stayed here, defending a young girl in a saloon brawl before vanishing westward. Apparitions, cold spots, and phantom footsteps still haunt the halls. History and the haunted collide at Tivoli High House.

Discover one of Florida’s oldest churches and a cornerstone of Pensacola’s spiritual past. You’ll explore the sanctuary, vestry, and historic grounds as your guide shares stories of both inspiration and the unexplained. By night, Old Christ transforms into one of the eeriest stops on the tour—where sacred silence often gives way to ghostly echoes. Ghost History: Built in 1832, this Norman-Gothic gem has served as a church, Civil War hospital, and barracks. During wartime, it witnessed deep suffering—and some believe the spirits never left. Three rectors—Joseph Saunders, Frederick Peake, and David Flower—are buried beneath the vestry and are said to still walk the aisles. Visitors have heard phantom hymns, whispers from empty pews, and felt ghostly presences at the altar. Apparitions have been seen near the steeple, and voices echo long after the church has closed.

The grand “Grand Dame of Palafox,” opened in 1925. During your visit, you’ll hear bone-chilling tales while standing beneath glittering chandeliers. Guests may get the chance to use ghost-hunting equipment and even attempt to make contact with the spirit world themselves! Ghost History: The Saenger is more than a beautiful historic theater—it’s also famously haunted. Over the years, staff and visitors have reported ghostly apparitions, mysterious footsteps, phantom applause, and lights that flicker on and off with no cause. Some believe the spirit of a former projectionist still lingers, as well as the ghost of a woman in white who’s been seen gliding across the stage.