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Treacherous Tallahassee: A Tallahassee Ghosts Walking Tour
106 N Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Research updated August 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Roughly $24 per person per independent review coverage of the operator's GetYourGuide-listed "Treacherous Tallahassee Haunted Walking Tour"; exact current pricing is not published in accessible text on the operator's own page.
Access
Wheelchair OK
A roughly 1-mile outdoor walking tour of downtown Tallahassee, starting at 106 N Bronough St.
Equipment
Photos OK
Downtown Tallahassee Historic District · Knott House Museum (1843) · Old City Cemetery
US Ghost Adventures runs city-branded ghost walks in dozens of U.S. cities under local names; in Tallahassee the program is marketed as Tallahassee Ghosts and the specific tour product as the Treacherous Tallahassee Ghost Tour. The tour meets at 106 N Bronough St and covers about a mile of downtown Tallahassee on foot over roughly an hour, without entering privately owned buildings.
The route draws on Tallahassee's history as Florida's state capital, touching on the 1843 Knott House Museum, a former rooming house tied to serial killer Ted Bundy's 1978 arrest in the city, and the historic Old City Cemetery. The operator's own site states its stories are drawn from historic reports, local folklore, and recorded sources. The tour is listed on the GetYourGuide marketplace and referenced by independent Tallahassee tour-listing sites, corroborating that the program is currently operating.
Sources
The operator's preview material highlights the Knott House Museum, an 1843 residential home purchased by William Knott's family decades later, which the operator ties to a reported sense of being watched by the Knott family's spirits; Ted Bundy's Rooming House, the boarding house where the operator states Bundy lived before his 1978 Tallahassee arrest, which the operator markets as a magnet for ghost hunters; and the Old City Cemetery's "Witch's Grave," a specific unmarked plot the operator ties to local lore about a "white witch."
Ted Bundy's 1978 arrest in Tallahassee and his murders of two Florida State University students are independently documented history; the operator's page does not name a specific victim in connection with the rooming house, and none is named in this listing. All narrative material here is the tour operator's own marketing, not documented history independently verified for this listing; it is included as a description of what the tour covers, not as an endorsement of any specific claim.
A 1-hour, 1-mile walking tour of downtown Tallahassee meeting at 106 N Bronough St, covering a historic house museum, the former rooming house of a notorious serial killer, and a historic cemetery tied to reported hauntings. Runs nightly; bring ID, no printed ticket required. A bonus extended tour to additional haunted locations is offered by request.
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Preview stop; the operator ties the 1843 house museum to a reported sense of being watched by former owners.
Preview stop; the operator ties this building, where Ted Bundy lived while a fugitive before his 1978 arrest in Tallahassee, to reported paranormal activity. Ted Bundy's arrest and the murders of two FSU sorority members are independently documented history; no specific victim is named on the operator's page, and none is named here.
Preview stop; the operator ties a specific unnamed grave within the historic cemetery to local "white witch" lore.
Extended-route stop per independent Tallahassee haunted-tourism sources (FloridaHauntedHouses.com, HauntedPlaces.org, Visit Tallahassee), not named on the operator's own headline preview page; ties reported ghostly cowboy figures to the corner's 1892-1904 Leon Bar saloon era.
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