Soulard Historic Haunted Bar Walking Tour

Bank robberies, Voting Riots, bloody duels, sociopathic midwives and prohibition gangsters: these are just a few of our tour’s colorful details plucked from old headlines in this river city! Our walk through the past of Soulard will guide us down streets with post civil war buildings and take us by some of the best bars and restaurants in the city.
We are out to have fun and resurrect some ghastly stories of the past. Historic Soulard hosts the second largest Mardi Gras celebration in the US and for that reason they allow us to play by Mardi Gras rules every day. We can all brazenly carry alcoholic beverage through these streets - just ask your bartender for your drink "to go" and bring it with you as we loop around the neighborhood getting a dose of history and entertainment!

*CURRENT HOURS

FRIDAY @6:30pm
SATURDAY @6:30pm
SUNDAY @12pm

(Starting Oct.1 tours will begin 6:30pm)

**additional guests are very welcome JUST SHOW UP!

Meeting Point

816 Geyer Ave

816 Geyer Ave, St. Louis, MO 63104, USA

We meet in front of Molly's bar in
CURRENT HOURS:

FRIDAY @6:30pm
SATURDAY @6:30pm
SUNDAY @12pm

(Starting Oct.1 tours begin at 6:30pm)

**additional guests are very welcome JUST SHOW UP!

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour

Soulard Farmers Market

730 Carroll Street, , Saint Louis, 63104-3808, Missouri

We will pass by the oldest public market west of the Mississippi and a dozen other historic homes as we stroll through the historic Soulard neighbourhood where more than a few have died and some of our more salacious headlines were born. Our journey begins and ends in front of the International Taphouse at 1711 S. 9th Street.

10 minutes