The Burning & the Bound: Grievous Ghost Tour of Atlanta

Step into the shadows on the #1 ghost tour in Atlanta, where Midtown’s vibrant streets reveal a far darker history after nightfall. Operating nightly, year-round, this spine-tingling walking tour is led by knowledgeable local guides who bring Atlanta’s haunted past to life through carefully researched stories and documented history. As lantern light cuts through the darkness, you’ll uncover chilling tales tied to the city’s growth—from the rise of Georgia’s railway system to tragic events that left an eerie imprint still felt today. With every step, the line between past and present blurs, and the restless energy of the city begins to stir.

Your journey covers roughly one mile through some of Midtown’s most talked-about haunted and iconic locations. Stops include Babs Midtown, a long-standing nightlife venue often associated with reports of unexplained activity; Siva’s Hookah Lounge, located in a historic structure linked to lingering presences; Piedmont Avenue Health and Fitness, an area tied to unsettling stories rooted in the neighborhood’s past; and the Goodwill Donation Center, where guides share facts and legends connected to the site’s history. While the tour does not enter buildings, standing on these storied grounds is more than enough to feel the weight of what came before. Be sure to wear your most comfortable shoes, as the route winds through Atlanta’s haunted heart under the cover of night.

Perfect for private groups, bachelorette parties, corporate outings, birthdays, and special events, this tour offers an unforgettable way to experience Atlanta beyond the usual sights. Guests looking for more can also enjoy haunted pub crawls or explore the city’s history on specialized daytime tours. Proudly USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-owned and women- and minority-led, this experience blends community, history, and atmospheric storytelling into a night you won’t soon forget. If you’re brave enough to listen closely, Atlanta’s spirits are always ready to tell their stories.