Tour Meeting Location: 22 S Pack Square, Asheville, NC 28801
Tour Times: 8:00 PM
Tour Length: 1 Hour
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Visit the Most Haunted Places in Asheville
Most people come to Asheville to enjoy its famous craft breweries or indulge in the beauty of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains. Many innocent visitors don’t realize that lurking beneath the charming town, the scenic overlooks, and the Biltmore Estate, is a city with a dark and mysterious past.
Discover what makes Asheville the Paris of the South and one of the country’s most haunted places on this chilling Asheville ghost tour.
Flatiron Building
Asheville, North Carolina has architecture heavily influenced by New York City. You’ll find Wall Street, Battery Park, and the Flatiron Building. The Flatiron Building is one of the most popular attractions in Asheville, with a beautiful inn, breathtaking designs, and a super cozy sky bar. Some patrons claim to have had some spooky experiences while visiting it, though, like ghosts jumping off the building to plummet into Battery Park.
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Jackson Building
The Jackson Building is a historic skyscraper that was completed in 1924. Renowned for being the city’s first high-rise and a symbol of Asheville’s economic boom during the 1920s, dark and tragic secrets harbored within starkly contrast its esteemed reputation. Various suicides during the Great Depression have left a paranormal scar upon the building, most chillingly noted by the bullseye designed into the concrete below the building.
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Basilica of St. Lawrence
The Basilica of St. Lawrence is perhaps one of the most famous landmarks in Asheville. It’s a structure in the city’s skyline instantly recognizable by locals and tourists passing through. The Basilica of St. Lawrence is also known to have a few ghosts roaming around. Some visitors believe that they’ve seen the building’s architect, Rafael Guastavino, roaming the cathedral’s corridors.
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