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Step into the haunted streets of Charleston with the Curses, Corsets, & Candlelight: Terrors of Charleston Ghost Tours. As you walk through the historic district, you'll hear chilling stories of ghostly encounters and dark pasts that have lingered for generations.
This one-hour tour takes you past some of Charleston's most haunted sites, from old speakeasies to Revolutionary War prisons. Each stop is packed with eerie tales and supernatural legends that make history come alive—and maybe even a bit more than alive.
Join a friendly guide and experience Charleston's haunted history firsthand. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this tour promises suspense, spooky stories, and moments that will keep you looking over your shoulder long after it ends.
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour.
The tour is conducted in English.
Groups are limited to up to 30 participants.
Yes, children aged 6-12 are welcome. Infants and toddlers (0-5) can ride in a stroller or pram. The tour is suitable for most ages, but some stories may be spooky for very young children.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
You’ll receive documented accounts of hauntings, professional guides, and well-researched true stories of Charleston’s haunted past.
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Known for its speakeasy origins, the Blind Tiger Pub is rumored to be haunted by spirits from Charleston's Prohibition era. Visitors often report shadowy figures in the courtyard, remnants of its clandestine past.
This historic site was once a Revolutionary War prison. Its underground dungeon is said to be haunted by restless spirits, with reports of disembodied voices and cold spots around the exterior.
The F.W. Wagner Building, once an active apothecary, is now known for ghostly sightings and phantom footsteps echoing through its halls. Visitors have seen figures in the windows and felt chilling presences.
Duelers’ Alley was the site of many deadly duels. Some believe the spirits of those who lost their lives still wander the cobblestones, seeking revenge or closure.
This grand hotel from the mid-19th century has hosted notable guests and some lingering spirits. Guests and staff have reported shadowy figures and mysterious footsteps in the hallways.
Poogan’s Porch, a popular restaurant, is haunted by Zoe, a former resident. The ghost is said to appear on the porch, searching for her sister, adding a spooky charm to the historic site.
Meet at the starting point
Meet your guide in front of Charleston City Hall, next to Washington Square Park and across from St. Michael's Church. Arrive 15 minutes early. Your guide will wear a black US Ghost Adventures t-shirt and carry a lantern.
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From $26.00 per person