Charleston Ghost Tour: Spooky Smartphone Adventure
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Overview
Charleston's Haunted Ghost Tour offers a chilling smartphone-guided walking experience through Charleston's most haunted locations. This tour is perfect for ghost enthusiasts of all ages who want to explore the city's spooky side at their own pace. Instead of a tour guide, you use your smart phone, so the experience is all yours.
Discover eerie tales at the Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, where restless spirits linger. Hear the tragic story of Nettie Dickenson at her grave and feel the sorrow of the Weeping Woman near the cemetery entrance. Brave the Pirates Courtyard and imagine the ghosts of hung pirates. Visit Poogan's Porch, known for its ghostly pooch, and learn about the spooky past of Haint Blue. Walk by the Old Charleston City Jail (Outside Gate), once home to the infamous Lavinia Fisher, and discover the site where the Woman in Black haunts.
This self-guided audio tour brings Charleston's haunted history to life. The tour uses the WalknTours app. Just go to the Old Exchange, open the tour, enter your experience code from Viator, and press play. After the Charleston tour, you can listen from home to remember the spooky stories. The app even has a built-in EMF reader to detect ghosts!




Highlights
Explore Haunted Sites: See Charleston's most haunted spots and hear their spooky stories.
Smartphone Guided: Use your smartphone for a self-guided walking tour.
EMF Reader Included: The tour app has an EMF reader to detect ghosts!
Listen Again Later: Listen to the tour remotely after your visit to remember the ghostly stories.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the flexibility and spooky stories of the Charleston Haunted Ghost Tour, although some have experienced technical difficulties with the app.

Customers say the tour is a fun and unique way to see Charleston.
Many enjoyed the flexibility of a self-guided tour.
Reviewers appreciate the interesting ghost stories and historical facts.
Some customers had fun using the EMF reader in the app to look for ghosts.
Some people had technical issues with the app
A few users wished there were more visual aids or photos within the app.
The Journey
Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon
Stand across from the historic Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon, a site steeped in chilling history. During the Revolutionary War, this building served as a prison, and some say the tormented cries of prisoners past still echo through the area. Feel the weight of history as you imagine the suffering endured within those walls, a chilling introduction to Charleston's haunted legacy.
Nettie Dickenson's Grave
Search for the final resting place of Nettie Dickenson, a tragic figure whose story has become entwined with local lore. While the specific details of her life might be shrouded in mystery, her ghost is said to linger, a testament to the enduring power of love, loss, and the supernatural. Discover the rumors surrounding her and consider the stories that cling to her gravesite.
Cemetery Entrance (Weeping Woman)
Venture to the threshold of the cemetery, where the Ghost of the Weeping Woman is said to appear. This spectral figure, forever mourning a lost love or a tragic fate, embodies the sorrow and heartbreak that linger within the cemetery walls. Listen closely for her mournful cries and feel the palpable sense of grief that permeates the air.
Location of the Ghost That Walks Below
Delve into the mysteries surrounding the 'Ghost That Walks Below,' a shadowy presence rumored to haunt the underbelly of Charleston. While its origins are shrouded in darkness, it embodies the hidden secrets and forgotten histories that lie beneath the city's charming facade. Feel the chill as you consider the unseen forces that may lurk just beneath your feet.
Cemetery Entrance (Revolutionaries Past)
Stand outside the cemetery gates and contemplate the Ghosts of Revolutionaries Past. Charleston played a pivotal role in the American Revolution, and many patriots found their final resting place here. Imagine their spirits still guarding the city they fought to liberate, their presence a reminder of the sacrifices made for freedom. Reflect on their dedication and unwavering resolve.
Poogan's Porch
Visit Poogan's Porch, a historic Charleston restaurant rumored to be haunted by the spirit of a friendly canine. Poogan, a neighborhood stray, adopted the restaurant as his home for many years. While he may only have graced this world in dog form for eight of those years, he has guarded this porch for 40. Feel the warmth of his loyal spirit as you learn about his story and the legacy he left behind.
Cemetery Entrance (Anna & Edgar Allan)
Return to the cemetery's edge and seek out the Ghost of Anna, eternally searching for her love, Edgar Allan—likely alluding to Edgar Allan Poe. While the connection to Poe might be apocryphal, Anna's story speaks to the enduring power of love and the tragic consequences of loss. Feel the desperation of her endless search as you contemplate the mysteries of the human heart.
Old Charleston City Jail (Outside Gate)
Conclude your tour at the Old Charleston City Jail, standing just outside its imposing gates. This infamous prison housed some of the city's most notorious criminals, and the Ghost of Lavinia, is said to haunt its grounds. Listen closely for her chilling whispers and feel the weight of the jail's dark history. Imagine the suffering endured within those walls.
Location of the Woman in Black
Listen to the tale of the "Woman in Black," a spectral figure often associated with mourning and tragedy. Across various cultures, sightings of a 'woman in black' foretell sorrow or loss. Hear the local lore surrounding this spectral woman and let the eerie atmosphere heighten your imagination.
Know Before You Go
This is a GPS-guided walking tour on the WalknTours app. After purchase on Viator, open the WalknTours app, enter the tour code, and begin the experience at the Old Exchange. The tour includes a remote listening option. This experience does not include entry fees to any attractions. No transportation is provided.
Hot Tip
Bring headphones to better hear the ghost stories on your smartphone, especially in busy areas. Look for the blue 'Haint Blue' paint on some of the houses; it's believed to ward off evil spirits!