A Haunting Journey
Step back in time and experience the chilling past of Louisville on this 1.5-hour walking tour through the downtown area. As the sun sets and the city's lively atmosphere fades, uncover the sinister secrets of the "Graveyard of the West," where dark tales of crime, tragedy, and ghosts come to life.

True Crime and Ghostly Encounters
Prepare yourself for a journey through Louisville’s grim history. Highlights include:

• Haunted locations: Hear about a ghost still lingering at a glamorous hotel.

• Tragic tales: Learn about the infamous Bloody Monday riots, a pivotal moment in the city's dark history.

• Sinister stories: Explore the paths once roamed by criminals, mobsters, bootleggers, enslavers, and murderers, and the spirits that remain to haunt these places.

• The Lost Souls: Discover the stories of the forlorn, the oppressed, and the betrayed whose spirits never left the city.

For Fans of the Macabre
This tour is perfect for:

• True crime enthusiasts

• History lovers

• Fans of the paranormal

What To Expect on the "Whispers on Whiskey Row: Murder, Crime, & Ghost Tour"

A Dark Walk Through Louisville’s Past
Your 1.5-hour tour will take you to the city's most haunted and historic spots, where you'll discover Louisville’s hidden criminal and ghostly tales:

• The Belvedere: Begin your tour at a statue commemorating the city's founder. But was he truly as virtuous as history paints him? You'll hear about other stories connected to Louisville’s early days and westward expansion.

• Belle of Louisville Riverboats: Pass by this iconic historic steamboat that has witnessed over 100 years of history along the Ohio River. Discover the whispered tales it might tell about the murky waters.

• Whiskey Row: Sit down for a cocktail and learn about:

  • Bootleggers who defied Prohibition.

  • The devastating fires and floods that nearly wiped out the area.

  • Hidden tunnels and the spirits (not just the kind behind the bar) lurking in the shadows.

  Note: Cocktail included for applicable ticket holders.

• Seelbach Hotel: The hotel once served as a meeting place for a bootlegger and a mobster during Prohibition. Hear about the grisly murder that still haunts these halls.

• Cathedral of the Assumption: Pass by the ominous steeple that witnessed one of the bloodiest days in the city’s history.

• Jefferson Square Park: This beautiful city park has seen righteous justice as well as savage injustice.