Explore Downtown Pensacola Ghost Hunting Walking Tour
Walk Pensacola’s haunted streets with ghost-hunting gear included
Duration
2 Hour
Includes
Equipment, tour, investigation
Highlights
Explore downtown Pensacola on a 2-hour haunted historic walking tour led by a local guide and a paranormal investigator from Second Sight TV. Visit landmark sites and try ghost hunting with provided equipment and glow-in-the-dark accessories.
- Follow your guide through downtown Pensacola’s haunted and historic locations
- Investigate sites like Seville Quarter, Saenger Theatre, and Plaza Ferdinand VII Park
- Hear stories tied to Romano Street and the city’s former red light district
- Learn about notorious crimes and murder mysteries from Pensacola’s past
- Use ghost-hunting equipment and props during a guided paranormal investigation
- Sample sweets from local candy stores along the route
What's Included
- Ghost-hunting equipment and props
- Glow-in-the-dark accessories
- Paranormal investigation
- Location tour
- Samples of sweets from local candy stores
Things to know
Meet your group 10 minutes before your scheduled time at Pensacola History and Hauntings, 221 E Government St, Pensacola, FL 32502.
Cancellation Policy
No refunds
FAQs
You use real ghost-hunting equipment and props during the tour, and they are provided at no additional charge.
A local guide leads the tour along with a real-life paranormal investigator from Second Sight TV.
Yes. The tour is listed as all ages.
Meeting details
Pensacola History and Hauntings: History Tours, Ghost Tours, Scavenger Hunts, and Events 221 E Government St, Pensacola, FL 32502, USA
More about Plaza Ferdinand VII
Plaza Ferdinand VII sits at the heart of downtown Pensacola, a leafy public square that has witnessed more than two centuries of triumph, tragedy, and whispered legend. Named for the Spanish king and famously the place where Florida was formally transferred to the United States in 1821, this historic plaza is one of the most atmospheric stops on the Pensacola Haunted Walking Tour. By day it feels like a peaceful pocket of Spanish colonial charm, but after sundown the live oaks cast long shadows across the brick paths, and the stories your guide shares about Plaza Ferdinand VII take on a decidedly eerie weight.
As your guide leads the group into Plaza Ferdinand VII, lantern light flickers across the bronze statue of Andrew Jackson while tales unfold of the soldiers, settlers, and dignitaries who once stood on this very ground. You will hear about the restless spirits said to linger in and around the plaza, the strange sounds reported by passersby late at night, and the dark chapters of Pensacola's past that played out within sight of this square. The combination of rustling Spanish moss, distant footsteps on the surrounding streets of the Historic District, and your guide's vivid storytelling makes Plaza Ferdinand VII one of the most memorable moments on the walk, especially when contrasted with the more enclosed alleyways and centuries-old buildings explored elsewhere on the route.
This stop is perfect for history lovers, ghost story enthusiasts, couples looking for a different kind of date night, and curious travelers who want to understand Pensacola beyond its beaches. Families with older kids who enjoy a good shiver will find Plaza Ferdinand VII especially captivating, since the real history layered beneath the hauntings gives the experience genuine depth. If you want to feel the pulse of old Pensacola while listening to legends that have outlived generations, an evening at Plaza Ferdinand VII on this haunted walking tour is an unforgettable way to do it.
