Dare to explore Toronto’s iconic haunted village? After dark, The Village at Black Creek transforms from a charming window into the past into a place of shadowy figures, phantom footsteps, and chilling encounters. On this 75-minute guided tour, you’ll step inside historic buildings and hear the true stories of those who never left. Climb the stairs of Second House, where something still lingers. Enter the Manse (if you dare), where an angry presence makes itself known. And brave Burwick House, where a grieving spirit may still be searching for her child. Flashlights are provided. Nerves are not. Not recommended for young children or easily frightened adults. Tickets are vanishing now. Paid parking only ($10.20).

Join us on a chilling and thrilling journey through the dark history of the city as we delve into the world of ghosts, graveyards, hangings, and haunts. Prepare to be captivated by spine-tingling ghost stories about haunted theatres, unsolved mysteries, secrets hiding in plain sight, and spooky historic buildings. Our outdoor tour will take you on a hair-raising paranormal adventure, departing from the courtyard in front of the Hockey Hall of Fame. Get ready to see the city in a whole new light, or rather, darkness, as you uncover the eerie and supernatural tales that lurk in its shadows. Cette visite est également disponible en français.

Join us for an unforgettable tour of Fort Henry, Kingston’s infamous 19th-century fortress – as seen on Ghost Hunters! Prepare to be captivated by its dark twists and turns as your expert storyteller shares the tragic history that still haunts its grounds. Learn about the hanging of Nils Von Schoultz, the secrets of Deadman’s Bay, and the chilling supernatural encounters that will send shivers down your spine! Get ready for a thrilling adventure that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the history and hauntings of this historic landmark. If you’re a fan of the paranormal, love local history, or just enjoy a good scare, this tour is a must-do! Not recommended for young children or easily frightened adults, as Fort Henry can be very eerie in the evenings.