Dark Tourism

The Haunted Cathedral of Old San Juan: Tombs, Relics, and Ghostly Footsteps Hello, spooky cats! Hidden among the colorful buildings and steep cobb...

Dark Tourism in Salem: Witch Trials, Haunted History, Pirates & a Stay at the Hawthorne Hotel Hello, spooky cats! Welcome to Salem, Massachuset...

Bennett’s Curse Haunted House: Getting Lost, Finding the Demon Baby & Horror Tourism in Maryland Hello, spooky cats! Sometimes our dark tourism...

Duelers’ Alley in Charleston: Ghost Dogs, Shadow Figures, and a Quiet Walk Through Dark History Hello, spooky cats! Tucked between the historic bu...

Cruising on Halloween: Costumes, Creepy Decorations, and Chaos on Symphony of the Seas Hello, spooky cats! Have you ever wondered what it is like ...

Halloween Haunt at Kings Dominion: Haunted Mazes, Scare Zones & Horror Tourism in Virginia Hello, spooky cats! There are two things that can ma...

Inside Baltimore’s Oddities and Curiosities Expo: Bones, Uranium, and a Haunted-Item Hunt Hello, spooky cats! We traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, ...

Dark Tourism in Key West: Fort Zachary, the Seven Mile Bridge, and Robert the Doll Hello, spooky cats! Our second day in Key West began with rain,...

Dark Tourism in Key West: Robert the Doll's Home, Haunted Bars, and a Very Hot Cemetery Hello, spooky cats! It was our fourth and final day in Key ...

Dining With a Ghost at Muriel’s Jackson Square in New Orleans New Orleans has no shortage of haunted places. There are haunted hotels, haunted bars...

Our Second Day in New Orleans: Voodoo Shops, Vampire Legends, Pirate Alley, and a Cemetery After Dark Hello, spooky cats! Our second day in New Or...

Our First Day in Haunted New Orleans: Vampires, Ghost Tables, and Bourbon Street Hello, spooky cats, and welcome to New Orleans—one of the most fam...