Gourmet Ghosts Downtown LA Walking Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Discover haunted sites in Downtown Los Angeles
- Hear mysterious tales behind classic LA restaurants
- Explore the old Biltmore Hotel’s ghostly legends
- Walk through historic Pershing Square
- Uncover secrets of Broadway’s famous buildings
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Expert local guide with ghostly tales
- Visit to historic haunted landmarks
- Insider stories about Downtown LA eateries
- Food and drink tastings at several downtown spots
- Extra food and drinks purchased during the tour
Meeting point
Start Location
Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles
The Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles, South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Operating hours
- Sunday02:30 PM
- Saturday02:30 PM
Important information
Know before you book
- Tour operates rain or shine
- Service animals are welcome
- Tour is wheelchair accessible
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Bring a light jacket for cooler evenings
- Arrive early for easy parking downtown
Food & drinks
- Food: Food tasting
Cancellation policy
Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund
Reviews
A chilly night with slight rain made for this to be one spooky experience! Had the privilege of having Tony as our tour guide and his storytelling made the tour exceptional. His knowledge about the historical evidence on the events that transpired in Chicago which caused the hauntings led to a very captivating experience. Even if you’re not into ghost stories, the walking tour is still a nice way to explore Chicago. A great way to start the Halloween season!
Our guide seemed very knowledgeable and it was clear that he was passionate about what he does. He brought pictures, EMF readers, and divining rods which I thought was an interesting touch. I liked the fact that this tour wasn’t tied to one neighborhood, and that the time between locations was used for further explanation. I do feel like maybe the Eastland was supposed to have been a stop, but we didn’t get off the bus even though we parked there. The reason this rating is marked down so much is because of the meeting location. The instructions were to meet at the bar at the Congress, but we didn’t know who we were looking for or where in the bar to meet. It would have been helpful if there was a sign or something. The bus also wasn’t marked. A magnetic sign on the bus would have made things easier, too. There was a group who missed the bus and ended up Ubering to our first stop to meet us because of the confusion on where to meet. There needs to be more clear instructions or signage for a bunch of strangers to find each other. I also feel like meeting in the Congress would have made for a good first stop. We started talking about it after we were in the bus and driving to Lincoln Park, but I feel like having that conversation while sitting in the bar or lobby would have been more impactful.
Joanne was great!!!!