Welcome to Williamsburg’s #1 Rated Haunted Pub Crawl
Combine haunts with spirits for a boozy, spooky good time on a Williamsburg Haunts Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl.
Rub elbows with the ghosts of Colonial times and sip on Williamsburg’s best ales and spirits as you uncover the town’s lesser-known history in the area’s most haunted pubs and taverns.
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Vince was an excellent guide, he was super knowledgeable and personable. We really enjoyed this tour!!
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Great tour. Patrick was wonderful!
Lindsey Irwin
Our ghost tour was so fun! We even brought our 10 and 12 year old sons who loved it! Kara, our guide, was so knowledgeable and engaging! It was fantas...
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Williamsburg Haunts: Boos and Booze Pub Crawl
Walk in the booze-filled shoes of those who drank before us and embark on a tipsy ghost tour through America’s birthplace. Book a Williamsburg haunted pub crawl and discover the town’s original taverns filled with original terrifying tales and its original patrons.
Crawl Meeting Location: 424 Duke of Gloucester Street, at the Statue of Thomas Jefferson on the bench.
Starting Time: 6PM
Adults-Only Pub Crawl: You must be 21 or over. ID required.
Pet Policy: Pets are welcomed!
Alcohol Policy: You may carry drinks between bars.
Why Choose Williamsburg Haunts Haunted Pub Crawl
Williamsburg Haunts Boos and Booze Haunted Pub Crawl is your answer to a happy hour you won’t (maybe) forget. Explore the city through the beer-goggled eyes of our ancestors and discover why the local taverns and pubs are still their favorite hangouts. Whether you’re a tourist looking to make the most of your Williamsburg vacation or a local looking to spice up your night, here are a few reasons to book your Williamsburg haunted pub crawl tonight!
- You want to have a drink at the taverns where the planning of the nation took place.
- You want a fun way to take in as much of Williamsburg’s history as possible.
- You have a night away from the kids and want to make the most of it.
- You’re a history buff who needs a little liquid courage to hear about the city’s haunted history.
- You want to be the hero of your family reunion and take the adults on an adventure they’ll enjoy!
Where You’ll Go
Berret’s Grill
Berret’s Seafood Restaurant and Taphouse Grill has been Williamsburg’s favorite seafood restaurant since 1983. Located in Merchant Square, the building sits on the same land that was once used as a dumping ground for bodies.
The Public Hospital
Williamsburg’s Public Hospital for Insane and Disordered Minds was one of the first dedicated buildings for housing and treating the mentally ill. Patients of the hospital were subjected to inhumane treatment, and though conditions improved under new leadership, the hospital continued to experience tragedy when a fire destroyed the building and killed a female patient. It’s said that, along with other former patients, she roams the halls of the restored building.
Dog Street Pub
Dog Street Pub has a unique and eccentric history. Eighty years before owner and executive chef David Everett decided to add it to his local offerings, Dog Street’s building began as a bank. It was already inhabited by the ghost of Thomas Moore, a husband betrayed and a man killed in his prime.