Haunts of Richmond - The Original Richmond Ghost Tour Company — Local services in Richmond

I was really looking forward to this ghost tour, as I try to do one in every US city I visit. Unfortunately, this was a huge let down. We did not actually go to any haunted locations, the tour guide just told us about locations far away from various street corners. And almost every "ghost story" was just some minor paranormal activity that happened to "Beth" - an employee of the tour company, I think? The one time we were pointed to a blood stain it was inside a building that was shut down and we could only peer through a window to try to get a glimpse. Noone could see it and the tour guide said to just look it up on their Facebook. Honestly, this tour was a rip off and I wish I did something else with my 90 minutes. It was lazy and barely informative. Maybe try a...

Haunts of Richmond is the place to go if you like spooky stories and local history! We started the tour at the beautiful Poe Museum where Marcia set the mood with some awesome history about how Shockoe Bottom has changed over the centuries. It was a lovely evening and the streets of Richmond were busy (as always) but the many motorcycles and radios and pedestrians were no match for a seasoned guide with a microphone :) The stops along the tour route are so well thought out and researched, I had no idea that some of these unassuming buildings have had such a rich (and sometimes sordid) past. If you like history and ghosts and enjoy learning more about beautiful RVA, book a tour! So many thanks to Marcia, Beth, Chris, and the...

If you're in to Poe conspiracy theories, ask for Olivia!!! She was a treasure trove of interesting information! My 9yo was so engaged and you should of heard the questions he was asking!!! So deep!! She blew his little mind!! We had perfect weather for it, too, which was the cherry on top! We had dinner just around the corner at the Proper Pie beforehand, which made for a really great family evening!!! Would highly recommend!!! Just FYI, there's no sign at the meet up location. We met them in front of Richbrau Brewery. If you go the the bottom of the hill on 20th St, there's a fenced-in lot for the Holocaust Museum that you can park in!! Hope you see some...