Paris Ghost Tour
Overview
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1 hour 30 minutes
Mobile ticket
Step into the darker side of Paris on a guided evening walking tour, where you’ll uncover chilling legends and haunting tales that still linger in the “City of Lights.” Join a shared group or select a private experience tailored to you. Begin at a notorious site of public executions and hear grisly stories of punishments dealt to criminals and innocents alike. Delve into paranormal history and learn of restless apparitions—like the ghostly poet in a shadowy theater or the phantom victim of a fire at the Opera House. Encounter sinister stone figures at Notre Dame Cathedral while your guide explains their cryptic symbols. Conclude with the legend of one of Paris’s most cursed places and a vampire tale to leave you spellbound
Additional Info
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What To Expect
Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris
Outside Notre Dame, encounter the shadowy world of Parisian legend. Look up to spot the famous female apparitions roaming among the gothic gargoyles, believed to be the restless spirits of two women who tragically ended their lives here. Hear chilling stories like the ironworker Biscornet's pact with the Devil, which allegedly sealed the cathedral’s fate and fueled centuries of supernatural rumors.
Pont Neuf
Cross Paris’s oldest bridge, haunted by mysterious legends of the Phantom Coach that rides at midnight—its spectral wheels a bad omen for any who see it. Beneath the bridge, local tales tell of “Le Serpent de Pont Neuf,” a monstrous serpent said to claim victims lost to the Seine’s dark waters. Each stone bears secrets of past disappearances and hidden dangers lying just beneath the tranquil surface.
What‘s Included
Live Tour Guide
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Paris Ghost Tour
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