Beer, bubblies, and booze are synonymous with the City of Brotherly Love. Join the Philadelphia Booze and Boos Haunted Pub Crawl as we take you on a tipsy traipse to Baltimore’s most spirited haunts.
Drink your way through American history and enjoy a cold one where the founding fathers once drank their sorrows away on this R-rated tour of downtown Baltimore. Tours are held nightly. Click book now below to see available dates and times.
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Susie was a great guide. She even included her own personal experiences in her talk. Good story teller. Beautiful walk around Atlanta in the evening. A fun night.
Philly Ghosts Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl
Our Philadelphia Haunted Pub Crawl is a great way to take in The Birthplace of America’s unrivaled history and learn some fun facts about the origins of America while drinking some of the city's most celebrated spirits.
Crawl Meeting Location: Independence Beer Garden at 100 S Independence Mall W
Starting Time: 8 PM
Adults-Only Pub Crawl: You must be 21 or over. ID required.
Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted on the pub crawl.
Alcohol Policy: You cannot carry drinks between bars.
Explore the sinful side of America’s original signers at some of Baltimore’s most popular and most haunted bars and pubs. Ditch the kids, grab your drinking buddies, and get ready for a fiendishly fun night of boos and booze. Here are a few more reasons to book your haunted pub crawl with Philly Ghosts tonight!
Here are a few more reasons to take a Philly haunted pub crawl tonight!
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Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Tour Meeting Location:
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Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Tour Meeting Location:
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Tour Length:
Ghost tours are held nightly, rain or shine!
Independence Beer Garden
The Independence Beer Garden offers a picturesque setting to uncover the antics of John Adams’ mischievous ghost. Known for haunting the grounds with a peculiar obsession over a photo of a beheaded French leader in Congress Hall, Adams’ spirit adds an eerie twist to your evening. Pair this ghostly tale with one of the garden’s 40 beers, wines, or seltzers for a night filled with chilling stories and spirited fun.
City Tavern
ven the Founding Fathers knew when to unwind, and the City Tavern was their go-to spot. Established in 1772, this historic building, which once housed prisoners of war during the Revolution, tragically burned down in 1834. Could the blaze be linked to the spectral woman seen in the window after hours? Grab a drink and join Philly Ghosts to uncover the chilling answers and more.
Independence Hall
One of the most iconic buildings in American history, Independence Hall is where many significant documents of freedom and liberty were penned. Is that why a strange fog and a musty smell appear near where the Declaration of Independence was signed? The ghosts of the Founding Fathers occupy nearly every corner of this hall of justice.
