Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour

The Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour offers a unique and chilling experience for those seeking to uncover the mysterious past of Mount Royal. Guided by professional actors, participants can expect a captivating blend of theatrical storytelling and historical facts as they explore eerie landscapes, abandoned hospitals, and haunted cemeteries. With the tour’s starting point in Jeanne-Mance Park, adventurers are invited to embark on a 1.5-hour lantern-lit journey through the heart of this haunted urban landscape, where the veil between the living and the dead is said to be at its thinnest.

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About Your Stay

A 1.5-hour guided ghost walking tour on Mount Royal that visits haunted sites like hospitals, castles, and cemeteries.
Tour features stories of local legends and opportunities to experience paranormal activities.
Guided by professional actors and storytellers who combine history with ghostly tales.
Recommended to wear sturdy shoes, bring a flashlight, and a camera as the tour runs rain or shine.
Convenient meeting point at Place Fletcher’s Field in Jeanne-Mance Park, accessible from nearby metro stations.

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Tour Overview

The Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour offers a spooky and immersive experience for visitors. Priced from €21.10 per person, the 1.5-hour tour is available in English and French.

Visitors can experience a spooky, immersive 1.5-hour ghost tour on Mount Royal, priced from €21.10 per person and available in English and French.

Led by a professional actor and storyteller, guests will embark on a lantern-lit ghost walk on Mount Royal, visiting haunted sites like hospitals, castles, and cemeteries. The tour highlights local legends and the chance to experience paranormal activities.

Guests are advised to wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight and camera. The tour begins at Place Fletcher’s Field and ends at the intersection of Peel Street and Pine Avenue.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Highlights

Visitors on the Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour can look forward to a lantern-lit ghost walk on Mount Royal, where they’ll visit a variety of haunted sites, including hospitals, castles, and cemeteries.

Along the way, the tour guides, who are professional actors and storytellers, will share tales of local legends, such as those surrounding Simon McTavish, the l’Esplanade Street ghost, and the victims of the Alan Memorial Institute.

Guests may even experience paranormal activities firsthand as they uncover the rich history and ghost stories associated with these eerie locations.

Tour Experience

The Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour begins at Place Fletcher’s Field in Jeanne-Mance Park. Guests are advised to wear sturdy shoes and bring a flashlight and camera. The theatrical storytelling combines local history with ghostly tales, creating an immersive experience.

| Recommendations | Description |

| — | — |

| Wear Sturdy Shoes | For the lantern-lit ghost walk on Mount Royal |

| Bring Flashlight | To navigate the haunted sites: hospitals, castles, cemeteries |

| Bring Camera | To capture any paranormal activities |

| Dress for Weather | The tour runs rain or shine |

| Stay with the Group | For safety and to not miss any stories |

The tour ends at the intersection of Peel Street and Pine Avenue.

Directions to Meeting Point

From Mount Royal Metro, travelers can walk west on Mount Royal Avenue to St. Laurent Boulevard, then head south to Rachel Street, and finally west to the Jeanne-Mance Park entrance.

Alternatively, those coming from the Place des Arts Metro can take the 80 bus north on Park Avenue and get off opposite the Sir-George-Étienne-Cartier statue.

The meeting point for the Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour is located at Place Fletcher’s Field in Jeanne-Mance Park, providing easy access from both metro stations for tour participants.

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Cancellation Policy

According to the tour’s cancellation policy, tours may be canceled if fewer than five tickets are sold by 6 PM the day before.

In the event of a cancellation, refunds will be provided to all ticket buyers. This policy ensures the tour can operate with a viable group size and allows guests to receive a full refund if the tour doesn’t meet the minimum attendance.

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Customer Reviews

Customers have overwhelmingly praised the Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour, awarding it an impressive 5/5 rating based on 2 reviews.

Key highlights of the customer feedback include:

Positive reviews on the theatrical storytelling, which effectively combines history with ghost tales.
Praise for the historical facts shared by the live tour guide, a professional actor and storyteller.
Suitability for various traveler types, including those seeking a unique experience, especially around Halloween.
The overall experience being described as exceptional and highly recommended.

Exploring the Haunted Sites

As visitors embark on the Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour, they are immersed in a spellbinding journey through the city’s most haunted sites. From hospitals to castles and cemeteries, the tour uncovers the dark histories and paranormal activities that linger in these eerie locations. The group listens intently as the professional storyteller brings local legends to life, recounting tales of Simon McTavish, the l’Esplanade Street ghost, and the victims of the Alan Memorial Institute.

| Haunted Site | Paranormal Activity |

|————–|———————|

| Hospitals | Unexplained sounds |

| Castles | Ghostly apparitions |

| Cemeteries | Unexplained lights |

| Alan Memorial Institute | Restless spirits |

Through this immersive experience, guests gain a deeper understanding of the city’s haunted past and the unsettling atmosphere that permeates these historic sites.

Uncovering Local Legends

The tour’s professional storyteller captivates guests with the haunting tales of local legends that have endured through the centuries.

Guests learn about:

Simon McTavish, a prominent Scottish businessman whose spirit is said to roam the mountain, seeking eternal rest.
The l’Esplanade Street ghost, a tragic figure whose sightings have frightened passersby for decades.
The victims of the Alan Memorial Institute, whose anguished cries are believed to echo through the abandoned halls.
The chilling history behind the haunted hospitals, castles, and cemeteries that dot the mountain’s landscape.

Questions About Your Stay

Are Photos Allowed During the Tour?

Photos are allowed during the tour. The tour overview states that guests are advised to "bring flashlight and camera", indicating that taking photos is permitted and encouraged to capture the paranormal experiences and historical sites encountered.

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on the tour. The tour experience is designed for the safety and enjoyment of all guests, and bringing pets could disrupt the storytelling and atmosphere. Guests are advised to leave their pets at home.

Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?

The tour is not wheelchair-accessible, as it involves walking along uneven terrain and steep inclines on Mount Royal. Guests with mobility concerns may find the experience challenging. Accessibility options are not mentioned in the tour details provided.

Do the Guides Share Personal Paranormal Experiences?

The guides often share their own personal paranormal experiences during the tour, enhancing the theatrical storytelling and immersing guests in the spooky history and atmosphere of the haunted sites.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for the Tour?

There is no minimum age requirement for the tour. The tour is suitable for all ages, though parental discretion is advised for younger children due to the spooky nature of the ghost stories.

Final Verdict On This Stay

The Haunted Mountain Ghost Walking Tour offers a thrilling 1.5-hour lantern-lit experience through the eerie landscapes of Mount Royal. Guided by professional actors, participants can expect a blend of theatrical storytelling and historical facts, making it a perfect adventure for both history buffs and ghost enthusiasts. With a starting point at Place Fletcher’s Field in Jeanne-Mance Park, this tour is highly recommended, especially around Halloween.