Visit the Most Haunted Places in San Francisco
When you think of San Francisco, you likely think of tech-minded companies like Apple or Pixar, unbelievable food, Alcatraz, or the first Chinatown in the US – but our ghost tour will show you a historically accurate side of the city that not many people realize exists.
From Hollywood scandals to haunted hotels, take a walk with us through the Nob Hill and Union Square sections of the city, where you will find stories from every layer of society that has ever lived here.

Sutter Building
When constructed, this building was the largest medical building in the world. Today, its purpose remains the same, with a more teeth-chattering reputation. Custodial staff and security guards have experienced their fair share of hauntings in the halls of this stylish building.
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Fairmont Hotel
As one of the oldest and most well-known hotels, this site experiences its fair share of hauntings. After the 1906 earthquake, many people claimed this hotel to be cursed. A variety of workers and other spirits have been said to make themselves known to guests unexpectedly.
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Curran Theatre
Nestled in the heart of San Francisco, the 1922 Curran Theatre is home to the tragic story of one employee, Hewlett Tarr, who was shot by an amateur thief in 1933. Not only has his ghost appeared in mirrors ever since, but the intrigue of his story has driven unfortunate souls mad.
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