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Walk the very streets where soldiers took their final breaths. Where blood was shed not just on the battlefield, but between alleyways, behind homes, and right in the heart of town. As the Union retreat thundered through Gettysburg, chaos unfolded around every corner, and many of the buildings still standing today bore witness to the horror.
On this spirited journey, you’ll explore some of Gettysburg’s most historic pubs and taverns - many of which played significant roles during and after the battle. Some served as field hospitals. Others as meeting spots for weary troops. And nearly all are believed to still echo with the souls of those who never left.
Enjoy your favorite drink as your 5-star-rated guide shares chilling tales of haunted history, personal accounts, and local lore tied to each location. You’ll enjoy your own spirits… while hearing about theirs.
Cheers... if you dare!
Drinks not included in cost of tour. Must be 21+ and have a valid ID.
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Ghost City Tours of Gettysburg
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sarahwQ5497YX, Nov 2025
Very fun! Dustin is great! Walk was not horrible and visited very cool pubs with great drink recommendations. Learning history throughout the trip was the best.
552traf, Nov 2025
Not organized or interactive. The first bar (across the street from the meeting spot) was closed unbeknownst to the guide. The second bar was not aware or prepared for us to stop in. There was no specialty drinks or pricing. The bartender even asked if the group of 15 we’re all going on the same bill- There were no specifics with regard to the ghost stories and the whole thing seemed off the cuff (On Halloween night!). There was only one guide and no incentives to intermingle (no games, contests or trivia) The meeting center was also casually organized and they sent several different groups out all at once so it was difficult to hear the guide, confusing and seemed a bit unprofessional. The evening was super cold and windy. We were so disappointed and unimpressed, we left 30 minutes in. I would maybe give a shot at another tour group, but I’d never go back to this one.
H4630KDcourtneyc, Nov 2025
We were not a fan of the tour guide we had. Barely any ghost stories/history were given (I understand this was a pub crawl, but compared to some of the other haunted pub crawls I have been on in Charleston and New Orleans this tour guide did not even come close to those experiences). The price we paid for this tour also did not equate to the tour we received. Also seemed very unorganized.
GoPlaces59440081404, Oct 2025
What a fun time. We started out as a group of 5 friends and ended the night a group of 10 friends. Lots of laughs. Fun ghost stories. Luna did a great job. This tour is a little bit of history, a little ghostly, some drinking, and a lot of fun! A great way to spend an evening in Gettysburg.
Come join one of our 5 Star guides as they walk about town. Telling haunted stories that will be sure to creep you out enough to get a drink. Experience the local haunted pubs and areas of where many took their last breath.
The David Wills House, located on Lincoln Square in Gettysburg, is famously where President Abraham Lincoln stayed the night before delivering the Gettysburg Address. The house served as a hub for the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg, with wounded soldiers brought through and bodies temporarily stored nearby.
The Union Hotel, located just a short distance from the Gettysburg battlefield, has a long and storied past - one that seems to have left spiritual echoes behind. Originally built in the early 1800s, the hotel reportedly served as both a makeshift hospital and gathering point during and after the Battle of Gettysburg.
The building here was the very heart of one of America’s bloodiest battlefields. It dates back to the 19th century, and the surrounding block saw intense fighting, death, and chaos during the three-day Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863.
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