Experience Minnesota Ghost Tours and Its Haunted History
While Minnesota may be best known for its 10,000 lakes and Midwestern hospitality, there are plenty of haunting tales that lurk beneath its placid surface. Vengeful ghosts, Native American legends, paranormal encounters and more await on our guided walking tours of
St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Red Wing, and
Stillwater.



Ghost Tours in Minnesota
Stillwater Ghost Walk
The "birthplace of Minnesota" holds many of its secrets from the prison to the lumber barons to the victims in the St. Croix. From $30 per person. Nightly at 8pm.
St. Paul Ghost Walk
Real ghost stories and spooky fun in St. Paul's Millionaire's Row. Haunted Victorian mansions, hidden secrets, lots of ghosts! From $30 a person. Weekends at 7pm.
Red Wing Ghost Walk
An original 90-minute haunted history walking tour through beautiful downtown Red Wing. From $30 a person. Weekends at 7pm.
Minneapolis Ghost Walk
Real ghost stories and spooky fun in downtown Minneapolis. From the Stonearch Bridge to Foshay Tower. From $30 a person. Weekends at 7pm.
GUEST REVIEWS
It was a cold, foggy winter night. A perfect night for some ghost stories! The Minneapolis Ghost Bus tour is a great way to cover lots of well known and not so well known spots that have great stories of haunting associated with them! We toured with Dangerous Linda and her handsome guy, Larry. Linda has done her research and shares the stories knowledgeably. She has a great story telling way, and Larry has collected additional stories to share. It might be cold outside, but a warm comfy bus and some great ghost stories are the way to spend an evening! Highly recommended. Kristen Wheeler Highland. Very fun. Lots of history shared. Can’t wait to do another..
Cindy Rausch
ButtonWhat a fun way to explore downtown Minneapolis! We met up with Dangerous Linda at the beautiful Foshay Tower where she began sharing her ghost stories. We then hopped onto a luxurious coach bus for the tour which included stops at points of interest where we exited the bus for story telling and picture taking. Linda is knowledgable historian and masterful story teller. She was also very good at involving her audience into the stories to share their own paranormal experiences. It was a very intimate and educational experience! A highlight for us was stopping at First Ave and looking at the stars on the wall and taking more pictures. Another nice feature of this ghost tour was the ability to bring your own food and beverages on the bus, which also has bathroom. This is also a great way to entertain friends and relatives in town. Dangerous Linda is the best!
Kathy Austin
ButtonOur group of 5 had a fantastic tour with Carrie! She was extremely knowledgeable and kept the entire group engaged. The tour was well-paced, with some stops offering seating to rest. Highly recommend, make sure you book with Carrie!
Jennifer Casper
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Highlights
The Phantom of First Avenue: Minneapolis’ Haunted Music Landmark
Learn MoreLegends of a dancing ghost, hair-pulling spirits, and haunted green rooms swirl around First Avenue, the iconic Minneapolis venue hiding a haunted past beneath its rock ‘n’ roll legacy. Get the full story behind the paranormal activity in our article on the spirits of First Avenue. Dare to uncover the venue’s ghostly secrets? Join the Minneapolis Ghost Walk for a chilling ride into the city’s darkest haunts—including the eerie tales of First Avenue.
The Black Widow of St. Paul: Ann Bilansky’s Ghost Still Seeks Justice
Learn MoreConvicted in a controversial trial and executed in 1860, Ann Bilansky’s restless spirit is said to haunt the streets of St. Paul, still seeking the justice she was denied in life. Learn more about her tragic story in our article on Ann Bilansky of St. Paul. Dare to walk where she died and uncover her lingering legend? Join the Spirits of Summit Avenue St. Paul Ghost Walk and hear the haunting tale of Minnesota’s most infamous execution.
Ghosts of the St. James: Red Wing’s Haunted Hotel Revealed
Learn MoreDiscover the chilling legends of Clara Lillyblad and other restless spirits said to roam the historic—and haunted—St. James Hotel in Red Wing. Learn more about the ghostly encounters and haunted history in our article on the Haunted St. James Hotel. Ready to walk the halls where whispers and apparitions still linger? Join the Red Wing Ghost Walk for a spine-tingling journey into Minnesota’s supernatural past.
Griggs Mansion: St. Paul’s Most Haunted House Still Whispers
Learn MoreStep into the eerie legend of Griggs Mansion, where ghostly figures, tragic tales, and unexplained encounters have earned it a reputation as the most haunted home in St. Paul. Explore the chilling history in our article on the Haunted Griggs Mansion, then join the Spirits of Summit Avenue St. Paul Ghost Walk to uncover the secrets still lurking in the shadows of Summit Avenue’s paranormal past.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are clear and concise answers about Minnesota ghost tours, covering popular spots across the state.
Does Minnesota have ghost tours?
Yes, Minnesota offers ghost tours in cities like Minneapolis, St. Paul, Stillwater, Red Wing, and Anoka. Visitors can explore haunted mansions, historic theaters, cemeteries, and gangster hideouts tied to chilling legends and paranormal encounters.
What are the best ghost tours in Minnesota?
Some of the most popular tours include the Minneapolis Candlelight Ghost Tour, Spirits of Summit Avenue in St. Paul, the Ghosts of Anoka Walking Tour, Stillwater Ghost Walk, and the Haunted Trolley Tour in Minneapolis.
How long are Minnesota ghost tours?
Most ghost tours last 1.5 to 2 hours and cover a walk of about half a mile to a mile. Bus or trolley ghost tours, like those in Minneapolis, may last a bit longer.
Are Minnesota ghost tours scary?
The tours are more spooky than terrifying. They focus on storytelling, legends, and history rather than staged scares, making them suitable for families and history lovers.
Can kids go on ghost tours in Minnesota?
Yes, many tours are family-friendly. While some stories involve tragedy or hauntings, guides usually present them in an engaging way that works for children, though parents should use discretion.
How much do Minnesota ghost tours cost?
Prices typically range from $15 to $40 per person. Specialty tours, such as bus or haunted pub crawls, may cost more.
What is the most haunted place in Minnesota?
Notable haunted sites include the Wabasha Street Caves in St. Paul, the Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Centre, First Avenue nightclub in Minneapolis, and the Anoka County Historical Society, known for its Ghosts of Anoka tours.
When do ghost tours run in Minnesota?
Most ghost tours run from spring through fall, with extra dates in October. Some tours, especially in Minneapolis and St. Paul, are available year-round.