• Memorial Hall OTR - OTR stands for Over the Rhine, one of the largest and most well-preserved urban historic districts in the United States. It was named after the German immigrants who settled here in the 1800s.

Their spirits are said to linger, haunting the OTR long after their departure.

• Washington Park - For many years, Washington Park served primarily as a mass burial ground for local churches, filled with the remains of the poor. This changed in 1858 when the city acquired the park. Today, it is said to be haunted by several spirits, with the most famous being the witch of Washington Park.
• Ghost Baby - This eerie bar was built in tunnels constructed underground in the mid-1800s. Today, it is a spooky spot with many ghosts said to be lurking around its walls.
• Taft’s Ale House - In the 1980s, after the building was abandoned, the church changed hands multiple times and was even a drug store at one point. However, no one seemed to stay for long. When the current owners purchased the building, they reportedly had a priest bless it in hopes of clearing any lingering spirits that may have driven previous tenants away. However, it didn’t seem to work. Over the years, guests have reported seeing otherworldly presences walking its halls.
• Symphony Hotel & Restaurant - This eerie hotel has served as a residence, a hotel, and even a brothel. Its dark past is said to harbor some spooky ghosts. It’s not only a great place to enjoy a meal, but if you decide to stay, you might just encounter the terrifying Lady in Red!
• Cincinnati Music Hall - In 1876, during the construction of Music Hall, people watched as “boxes were filled with skeletal remains.” The bones kept appearing, and the ghosts of its past are said to have decided to remain.

• Recap tour available post in-person experience
• Explore Cincinnati’s haunting history and tales of the Cincinnati strangler
• Visit iconic Over-The-Rhine (OTR) landmarks like Music Hall, Washington Park, and Memorial Hall
• Enjoy a smartphone-guided walking tour via WalknTours app

• No in person guide, this is a smart phone navigated tour on the WalknTours app
• Food is no included at the Symphony Hotel Restaurant or Tafts. We just tell the spook stories :)

Embark on a journey through the historic Over the Rhine (OTR) neighborhood, one of the largest and most well-preserved urban historic districts in the United States, and explore the spirits that have chosen to inhabit its grounds.

Enjoy the flexibility of going at your own pace, at any time, with a tour that never expires. Purchase one ticket and gain access for two phones! Exclusively available on the WalknTours App.

Stroll along Elm Street, the inspiration for Freddy Kruger, uncover the haunted tales of Music Hall, discover the residence of the lady in Red, explore a bar located four stories underground, search for the Witch of Washington Park, and much more.

This tour is conducted outdoors, visiting all the designated stops, but does not include entry into any buildings.

The WalknTours app provides solo tours guided by your smartphone. Experience the freedom to explore at your own pace, on your own schedule, and according to your own preferences. It’s like having a real-life tour guide, but conveniently on your phone, offering a more engaging storytelling experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.