• Flying Dragon Stabile by Alexander Calder - At this stop, visitors will see the Flying Dragon sculpture and learn about the Devil Baby of Hull-House.
• Chicago Stock Exchange Arch - Here, visitors will view a remnant of the Chicago Stock Exchange Building and hear about America’s first serial killer, H.H. Holmes.
• Abraham Lincoln, Head of State - At this location, visitors will see a statue of Abraham Lincoln and learn about the history of Lincoln Park, which was once a burial ground.
• Congress Triangle Garden - This stop offers a view of the Congress Plaza Hotel, one of the most haunted hotels in the country. Visitors will hear how Stephen King was inspired by room 441 to write a short story and discuss the tragedies that made this hotel a paranormal hotspot.
• The Spearman - Here, visitors will see a sculpture capturing the Indigenous spirit of the land’s original inhabitants and learn about the Fort Dearborn Massacre.
• Artists and Automobiles - At this location, visitors will hear about the American gangster, John Dillinger.
• Buckingham Fountain - At this stop, visitors will learn about the Eastland Disaster and the tragic fate of the S.S. Eastland in the Chicago River.

• Spooky and historically accurate tour
• Suitable for all ages

• Gratuities

This is more than just a ghost tour; it’s an engaging narrative journey through one of Chicago’s most haunted areas, where authentic history and local myths intersect.

Unlike tours that focus solely on jump scares or folklore, this experience is based on actual events—from the hidden cemetery beneath Lincoln Park to the catastrophic fires, disasters, and tragedies that have shaped the city. Each location ties documented history with reported paranormal occurrences, providing the stories with depth, context, and authenticity.

Entirely set within Lincoln Park, one of Chicago’s most picturesque areas, the contrast adds to its memorability: participants will stroll through scenic paths and tranquil views while discovering the dark history lying just beneath the surface.

Combining storytelling, humor, and ambiance, this tour feels less like a lecture and more like stepping into Chicago’s past as it subtly comes alive around the participants.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.