• 105 W 14th Ave - The tour kicks off at Civic Center Park, where participants will delve into the history of Denver’s city hall.
• Molly Brown House Museum - Here, visitors will explore the residence J.J. and Molly Brown acquired post the 1893 silver crash. The discussion will focus on Molly Brown’s philanthropic efforts and the community’s initiative to preserve the house.
• Capitol Hill Mansion Bed & Breakfast Inn - This stop offers a view of a splendid Victorian home, notable for being the only manor of its kind that is not haunted. However, there are numerous other ghostly tales from this intersection to be shared.
• Patterson Inn - This location provides an opportunity to delve into the eerie history surrounding the Patterson Inn.
• Peabody-Whitehead Mansion - Here, the focus will be on the prominent homeowners and the hauntings that began soon after the Whitehead family took residence.
• Creswell Mansion Denver - At this stop, the haunted history of the Marijuana Mansion Denver will be explored, along with a discussion on its architecture.
• Center for Colorado Women’s History - This stop features a visit to the Byers-Evans House, a late Victorian mansion, where the rich history of the site will be shared.

• Historically accurate ghost tour.

• Gratuities

Prepare for a thrilling, family-friendly experience on The Ghosts of Denver tour, where history meets hauntings! Ideal for both history enthusiasts and thrill-seekers, this tour delves into the true stories behind Denver’s most haunted residences and Victorian mansions.

Guided by experts, participants will discover the intriguing—and occasionally chilling—truths about the spirits and individuals that continue to inhabit these historic locations. It’s said that truth is stranger than fiction… and this tour is set to demonstrate just that!

For groups of 10 or more, please reach out to the private & group sales coordinator at Ghost City Tours.

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