Walk with Spirits: A Haunted Pub Crawl in San Francisco




Walk with Spirits: A Haunted Pub Crawl in San Francisco
Experience Details
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
What You Get
Good To Know
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What You’ll Experience
Jackson Square
The Old Ship Saloon
North Beach
Chinatown
Lion's Den Lounge and Bar
Meeting & Pickup
Barbarossa Lounge, Montgomery Street, San Francisco County California, United States, US, 94111
Open in Google MapsLion's Den Lounge and Bar, Wentworth Place, San Francisco County California, United States, US, 94108
Open in Google MapsCancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund.
What an awesome unique tour! Our guide Jamie was so knowledgeable about historic San Francisco and the bars we went to have great history. It was definitely a fun time and I’d recommend this tour ...read more
Friendly guide. He has a great memory for SF trivia and haunts. It was a spooky good time………………………….
Brilliant night went solo and had a blast great tour from Jamie and great people along for the tour
As a born and raised San Franciscan, this was truly one of the best tours I've ever done. I love to take historic walking tours when I travel, so why not take them at home too? I was incredibly luc...read more

Jamie was brilliant! He made the whole experience come to life and I learned some fascinating things about San Francisco. I must also state that I was slightly concerned about the walking as I use...read more



