Experience the chilling history of San Francisco’s Gold Rush era on this haunted pub crawl. Explore haunted locations, meet ghostly figures, and enjoy a drink or two.
Experience the chilling history of San Francisco’s Gold Rush era on this haunted pub crawl. Explore haunted locations, meet ghostly figures, and enjoy a drink or two.
- Jackson Square - The only part of downtown San Francisco to survive the 1906 Earthquake and Fire, Jackson Square Historic District is home to the City’s oldest commercial buildings.
- Jackson Square - The only part of downtown San Francisco to survive the 1906 Earthquake and Fire, Jackson Square Historic District is home to the City’s oldest commercial buildings.
- Experienced guide sharing ghost stories, true crime, and dark history.
- Experienced guide sharing ghost stories, true crime, and dark history.
- Alcoholic beverages
- Alcoholic beverages
This bar hop plus ghost tour takes you through the most historic haunts of Gold Rush era San Francisco.
We start in the only part of downtown to survive the 1906 Earthquake and Fire - Jackson Square, then cross the infamous “Devil’s Acre,” and end in the legendary Chinatown. There you’ll meet the ghosts of desperate miners, forlorn women, and shanghaied…
This bar hop plus ghost tour takes you through the most historic haunts of Gold Rush era San Francisco.
We start in the only part of downtown to survive the 1906 Earthquake and Fire - Jackson Square, then cross the infamous “Devil’s Acre,” and end in the legendary Chinatown. There you’ll meet the ghosts of desperate miners, forlorn women, and shanghaied sailors… plus a serial killer or two.
And unlike a standard ghost tour, we’ll actually enter into four haunted locations where, if you choose, you might sip on that other kind of spirit.
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21+ Drinks not included
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
