Haunted Montreal conducts Ghost Walks, Paranormal Investigations & Haunted Pub Crawls. Our team also carries out research into ghost sightings, paranormal activities, historic hauntings, unexplained mysteries, and strange legends in the Montreal area.
We publish the Haunted Montreal Blog on the 13th of every month with a local ghost story. This service is free and we invite you to sign up to our mailing list.
Haunted Montreal would like to acknowledge that we operate on the un-ceded Indigenous territory of Tio’tia:ke and that the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) Nation is the custodian of these lands and waters.
Ghost Walks, Paranormal Investigations & Virtual Tours (Now Playing)
Conducted by a professional actor and storyteller, Haunted Montreal is currently offering a public season of four in-person experiences and a virtual tour.
We also offer private tours for groups . While you can request any date, time and operating tour, they are based on the availability of our actors.
Please Note: Due to Public Health guidelines, we are currently limited to a maximum of 20-50 clients (depending on the tour) for outdoor, in-person tours and experiences.
Haunted Griffintown
The Haunted Griffintown Ghost Walk visits mysterious ruins, a polluted canal, former burial grounds and creepy old buildings that are said to be haunted. Also, Griffintown’s most famous ghost, Headless Mary. (more info)
Haunted Mountain
A theatrical guide will regale guests with ghost stories, mysteries and legends about Mount Royal, including haunted hospitals, abandoned castles, cemeteries teeming with undead spirits, and all sorts of paranormal activities on the mountain. (more info)
Haunted Downtown Montreal
A guided walk through Downtown Montreal’s haunted bars, a forgotten graveyard, hotels rife with paranormal activity, and other locations where ghosts have been spotted! (More Info)
Paranormal Investigation – Old Sainte Antoine Cemetery
Learn strategies and techniques to locate and communicate with spirits while walking on top of Downtown Montreal’s largest forgotten cemetery, with approximately 70,000 buried beneath! (More Info)
Virtual Ghost Tour
A professional ghost storyteller will regale guests with the city’s most infamous ghost stories and haunted locations, complete with a creepy online atmosphere! (More Info)
CURRENTLY ONLY AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE TOURS
Research
Haunted Montreal also conducts research into local hauntings and welcomes people with a story to get in touch. If you have experienced anything ghostly, paranormal or otherworldly in Montreal and want to share your story, please let us know. We publish a new Montreal ghost story every month at the Haunted Montreal Blog.
Haunted Montreal Blog
The Haunted Montreal Blog is released on the 13th of every month! The blog focuses on a new Montreal ghost story each and every month, information about the haunted tourism industry and company news. Please sign up on the mailing list (below) to receive it on the 13th!
- Haunted Montreal Blog #73 – Old Windsor Hotel
Another famous guest was none other than American author and wit Mark Twain, who had his only paranormal experience while staying at the Windsor Hotel in December, 1881. Mark Twain wrote about his experience in Harper’s Magazine’s September 1895 issue called Mental Telegraphy Again. - Haunted Montreal Blog #72 – The Poltergeist of Côte Saint-Luc
In the dining room, a picture fell off the wall with the hanging loop unbroken and the nail in the wall intact. The dining room radio (not a clock radio) has been known to turn itself on, and once during suppertime, the lamp in the ceiling turned on by itself. The paranormal activity also happens in the bathroom. - Haunted Montreal Blog #71 – Sir John A. MacDonald Plinth
As Wade prepared the statue and plinth in his workshop, workers began digging up French, Indigenous and Irish corpses from the former Saint Antoine Catholic Cemetery in order to lay the foundation. The fact that authorities were installing a Protestant symbol of British Imperialism and genocide in a Catholic burial ground rankled many citizens. Rumors began to swirl that the cemetery desecration would most certainly result in the ghosts of the displaced corpses returning to haunt the site.