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Experience the haunted side of Portland like never before with our Walk With Ghosts in Portland tour. This 1 hour 15 minute walking adventure takes you through the city’s historic streets, illuminated by lantern light, as your guide shares chilling tales of spirits that have lingered for centuries.
From the earliest European settlers to modern-day Portland, you'll hear stories of ghostly encounters, mysterious sounds, and unexplained phenomena tied to some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. It’s a perfect way to explore Portland’s rich history while uncovering its spooky legends.
Join us as we stroll past historic sites, including Victorian mansions, old firehouses, and cultural landmarks, all with a ghostly twist. Whether you're a history buff or a thrill-seeker, this tour offers a fascinating glimpse into Portland’s haunted past.
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, walking through Portland’s historic districts and landmarks.
Yes, the tour is suitable for children aged 4 and up. It’s also wheelchair accessible, making it inclusive for all guests, including infants in strollers.
You’ll receive photos and videos of the tour stops, along with a guide who will share stories in English. Please note that gratuities are not included.
Meet at Longfellow Square, next to the monument, where your guide will be holding an old-fashioned lantern. Look for the lighted trees and the One Longfellow Square music venue as landmarks.
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations within 24 hours or due to weather or low bookings may be subject to restrictions.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.
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Begin at the Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Monument in Portland's historic district. Surrounded by 19th-century architecture, this scenic spot offers a perfect intro to Portland’s haunted history. Your guide will share a brief overview and mention Longfellow's childhood home, said to be haunted.
Visit the Gould house, once home to a doctor with a questionable moral past. Now an apartment building, residents and pets have reported eerie happenings during their daily routines.
At the Portland Fire Museum, hear about the Great Fire of 1866, once the worst fire in American history. The guide will discuss how the fire changed Portland forever, including stories of ghostly laughter and phantom smells. View historic fire engines too.
Explore the McLellan Mansion, part of Portland Museum of Art, built in 1800 during Portland’s 'Golden Age.' Hear tales of ghosts seen enjoying Victorian balls and the mansion’s long history with prominent families.
Visit Victoria Mansion, a stunning Victorian-era home from 1860. Learn about its original owners, its survival during the Great Depression, and ghost stories involving footsteps, shadowy figures, and unseen presences.
At the Maine Irish Heritage Center, discover Portland’s Irish roots and the building’s haunted reputation. Reports of unexplained activity and paranormal investigations add to its spooky charm.
Hear about Portland’s underground tunnel network beneath the city streets, once used for storage and movement along the waterfront. Reports suggest these tunnels may still be haunted.
Return to Longfellow Square for a quick wrap-up, local tips, and a chance to ask questions about Portland’s haunted history.
Meet at the starting point
Gather in Longfellow Square next to the monument. Look for the lighted trees and the One Longfellow Square music venue. Your guide will be holding an old-fashioned lantern.
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From $33.00 per person