The iconic Union Station Hotel is one of the most haunted sites in the city. Once a bustling train station, this site has been haunted by a variety of ghosts, but most infamously the one that resides in room 711.

The Nashville City Cemetery is the oldest in Music City and holds many of Nashville’s earliest settlers, leaders, and Civil War generals, but it also bears a variety of specters. Apparitions, shadow people, and orbs are frequently seen and captured on film.

Music Row has been the epicenter of the music industry’s recording scene since the 1950s. Everyone from Elvis to Johnny Cash has recorded at one of the many recording studios in the quiet Music Row neighborhood near downtown. But many music executive's offices have had many unexpected late-night visitors from the past.

The Hearse Tour will visit the site of one of Nashville’s most infamous murders, which national headlines named the “Murder on Music Row."

Hume-Fogg High School has a remarkable history that has led to a variety of ghost stories in the years since. Its use as a Civil War hospital and its forgotten catacombs that sprawl beneath Nashville’s streets, has led to a variety of students witnessing many incredible paranormal events over the years.