Visit The Most Haunted Places in Atlanta
Atlanta is beaming with Southern traditions and consistently innovating. But behind this bright, ever-evolving city lies a dark, sinister history. Prepare to feel chills down your spine as we take you on this haunted tour of the historic Midtown District, where you’ll discover the spirits of Atlanta and learn of their disturbing pasts.
Atlanta Ghosts introduces you to the haunted streets of downtown Atlanta, filled with harrowing stories of tragic deaths and terrifying hauntings.

Biltmore Ballrooms
The Biltmore Ballrooms in Atlanta, located within the historic Biltmore Hotel, opened in 1924 and has hosted numerous prestigious events and notable guests. Joining them are the ghosts of a plane wreck that crashed not too far from the Biltmore in the early 1970s. Ever since then, anyone from staff to the ballroom director has seen and heard the spirits of this terrible accident that took over 100 lives.
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Fox Theatre
As a famous landmark in Atlanta, most locals have at least one special memory of the top entertainment venue in the city. However, The Fox Theatre has a bit of a mysterious backstory packed with thrills and frightening chills. Numerous famous historical figures have attended the Fox Theatre in its heyday, and many claim that their spirits remain, continuing their acts in the afterlife.
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Saint Mark United Methodist Church
This 18th-century church is perhaps one of the spookiest and most haunted sites in Atlanta. Don’t let the design and stunning architecture fool you as there are a variety of eerie legends attached to the area. Some claim that spirits lurk in the shadows around the church, occupying the pews and wandering the halls. The presence of otherworldly entities is so strong that they’ve been known to turn skeptics into full believers.
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