Georgetown Ghosts: Haunted Walking Tour - See DC's Dark Side!
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Overview
Explore Georgetown's Famous Ghosts Smartphone Guided Haunted Walking Tour. Discover spooky tales of Civil War spirits and eerie happenings in Georgetown, Washington D.C. This walking tour uses an app to guide explorers through the neighborhood's haunted history at any time, day or night.
Walk past Healy Hall (John Carroll Statue), where stories of restless souls linger. Visit the infamous Exorcist Steps, featured in the movie “The Exorcist,” and feel a chill. See the Old Stone House and Halcyon House, known for their unexplained phenomena, and Martin's Tavern, where legends intertwine with history.
This self-guided tour offers a flexible and fascinating way to learn about Georgetown's past and the spooky stories that locals whisper about. It includes a walking tour on the app that never expires, providing access to Georgetown’s most haunted spots 24/7/365. This experience excludes food, drinks, admission fees, and a physical tour guide; it is entirely app-based and outdoors.

Highlights
Explore Anytime: Take the tour at 3 AM or 3 PM, it’s available 24/7/365.
Go At Your Own Pace: The tour never expires, so explore Georgetown's haunted sites at your speed.
Haunted Hotspots: See Georgetown's most haunted locations.
Smartphone Guided: The walking tour app guides users through the experience.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoy the flexibility and spooky stories offered by the self-guided walking tour, though some might miss having a live guide or encounter app issues.

The tour is easy to use and can be done anytime.
People like hearing the spooky stories and history of Georgetown.
The self-guided format lets people explore at their own pace.
Many found the tour fun and interesting.
Some users may want a live tour guide
Some users may have technical difficulties with the app.
The Journey
Healy Hall (John Carroll Statue)
Begin your Georgetown ghost tour at the John Carroll Statue, positioned outside the majestic Healy Hall on Georgetown University's campus. This imposing Collegiate Gothic landmark, completed in 1879, sets the stage for chilling tales. Discover the haunted history and local legends whispered within the hall's hallowed walls and about its namesake, the founder of Georgetown University. The starting point of many DC hauntings, don't miss out on the eerie stories that surround this prestigious university.
The Exorcist Steps
Brave the descent down the infamous Exorcist Steps, a steep staircase connecting Prospect Street to M Street NW. Immortalized in the classic horror film 'The Exorcist' (1973), these steps are a must-see for movie buffs and thrill-seekers alike. Hear the chilling stories behind the movie's production and the urban legends that have sprung up around the site. Feel the eerie presence as you walk in the footsteps of cinematic history.
Old Stone House
Conclude your tour at the Old Stone House, one of the oldest surviving buildings in Washington, D.C. Located in the heart of Georgetown, this unassuming structure is said to be haunted by former residents and echoes of the past. Listen to the spooky history and resident ghost stories associated with this historic house, offering a glimpse into Georgetown's colonial past and the lingering spirits who may still reside within its walls. Explore the adjacent gardens and reflect on the rich history that permeates the area.
Halcyon House
Delve into the intriguing history of Halcyon House, a historic mansion steeped in mystery and local lore. Built in the late 18th century, the house has witnessed generations of Georgetown's elite and is rumored to be haunted by spirits of its past inhabitants. Explore the architectural beauty of the house and uncover the stories of its former residents and the alleged hauntings that have captivated the imaginations of ghost hunters and history enthusiasts alike. Hear tales of spectral sightings and unexplained phenomena that contribute to the house's eerie allure.
Martin's Tavern
Step into Martin's Tavern, a Georgetown institution and one of Washington D.C.'s oldest family-owned restaurants. This historic tavern is famous for being a favorite spot of John F. Kennedy, who frequented Booth 3. Discover the tavern's rich history and connection to the Kennedy family, as well as other notable figures who have graced its tables. Enjoy a meal or a drink while immersing yourself in the tavern's classic ambiance and imagining the conversations and events that have unfolded within its walls over the decades.
Spooky Spot
Prepare for an unsettling experience at this undisclosed location, a place shrouded in mystery and steeped in spooky lore. As you stand outside, brace yourself to hear chilling tales and eerie anecdotes associated with this mysterious site. While the exact location remains a secret, the atmosphere is sure to send shivers down your spine and leave you with a lingering sense of the unknown. Be prepared to encounter an experience that you won't soon forget.
Haunted Streets of Georgetown
Wander through the haunted streets of old Georgetown, where the veil between the past and present grows thin. Discover the terrifying and spooky history that permeates this historic neighborhood, filled with tales of happiness, tragedy, and restless spirits. From sites linked to JFK to the infamous Exorcist Steps, and numerous haunted houses and pubs, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a time long gone. Feel the chilling presence of Georgetown's spectral residents and uncover the secrets hidden within its historic architecture and cobblestone streets.
Know Before You Go
This is a self-guided walking tour that uses a smartphone app. It includes access to the Georgetown walking tour on the app, available anytime. It does not include food, drinks, admission to any buildings, or a live tour guide, as the entire experience is outdoors. There is no designated meeting or drop-off location because this is all on the app.
Hot Tip
Download the app and tour content before arriving in Georgetown to avoid using mobile data. Consider taking the tour at night for a spookier experience, but be aware of your surroundings and local safety guidelines.