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Baltimore Ghosts

Baltimore Ghost Tour

A guided evening ghost tour exploring Baltimore history, folklore and reported hauntings.

Rating pending
Walking tour
Moderate scare

Ghost City Tours

Baltimore Haunted Pub Crawl

A two-hour 21+ crawl through haunted Fell's Point taverns, pairing harbor ghost stories about sailors, merchants and madams with drinks purchased at participating stops.

Rating pending
Haunted Pub Crawl120 min
Moderate scare

Baltimore Ghost Tours

Fell's Point GhostWalk

A locally rooted walking tour through Fell's Point's cobbled streets and maritime past, telling neighborhood ghost stories near the old harbor and historic taverns.

Rating pending
WalkingAll ages
Moderate scare

Baltimore Ghost Tours

Fell's Point Haunted PubWalk

The original locally operated Fell's Point Haunted PubWalk, combining neighborhood folklore and maritime history with stops inside historic 21+ taverns.

Rating pending
Haunted Pub Crawl
High scare

Ghost City Tours

The Devil in the Harbor Tour

A 16+ walk through the uncensored side of Baltimore's waterfront, focusing on pirates, smugglers, maritime tragedy and the grittier stories excluded from family tours.

Rating pending
Walking90 min
Mild to moderate scare

Ghost City Tours

The Ghosts of Baltimore Tour

A family-friendly Fell's Point evening walk sharing researched stories of sailors, merchants, historic taverns, theaters and the spirits said to remain near Baltimore's harbor.

Rating pending
Walking90 minAll ages
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Ghost Tours in Baltimore: Fell's Point Sailors, Taverns and Harbor Hauntings

Baltimore ghost tours find their strongest atmosphere along the Fell's Point waterfront, where eighteenth- and nineteenth-century streets still reflect the neighborhood's shipbuilding, immigration and tavern culture. Five current listings make it possible to choose by tone as well as price and duration.

Why Baltimore has stories to tell

Fell's Point grew around maritime trades that exposed residents to war, disease, fire and dangerous work. Its inns and rowhouses preserve stories of sailors, business owners and neighborhood characters, while Baltimore's connection to Edgar Allan Poe gives the wider city an enduring Gothic identity.

Choosing the right tour

The Ghosts of Baltimore is the clearest all-ages introduction; Devil in the Harbor uses stronger material for guests 16 and older. Adults can compare Ghost City's structured bar crawl with the locally operated Fell's Point Haunted PubWalk, while the standard GhostWalk keeps the local focus without alcohol.

Plan your night

Wear stable shoes for brick, cobblestone and waterfront surfaces, especially after rain. Several tours start near Broadway, but their meeting markers differ, so follow the booking confirmation and arrive early enough to handle Fell's Point parking.

What stands out

  • Historic Fell's Point streets and harbor views
  • Maritime workers, taverns and neighborhood legends
  • Local GhostWalks alongside age-specific national tours
Frequently asked questions

Planning a ghost tour in Baltimore

Are all Baltimore ghost tours pub crawls?

No. Both family-friendly and mature non-drinking walks are available in addition to two adults-only pub programs.

Where do Baltimore ghost tours take place?

The current listings concentrate in Fell's Point, a historic waterfront neighborhood east of the Inner Harbor.