From Printers Alley Ghosts to a Silverbelly Whiskey Flight
Two hours of downtown Nashville ghost stories and bar stops, ending with a whiskey flight in Silverbelly Distillery's Halloween room.
Nashville Adventures runs this crawl for a short Halloween stretch. As of October 20, 2026, the booking calendar and the operator's own calendar show the same five departures, all at 7:00 PM: October 22, 23, 24, 29 and 30. No departure is offered on Halloween night itself, and nothing is bookable in November.
The walk starts at the fountain in Church Street Park and runs two hours through downtown. It finishes at Alan Jackson's Silverbelly Whiskey Distillery, where the ticket covers the last drink of the night.
Pricing is per person, adults 21 and over only, with up to ten travelers on one booking. The listing showed USD 50 per person on October 20, 2026. Cancel at least 24 hours before the start for a full refund; inside 24 hours, nothing comes back.
Haunted Nashville Ghost Crawl + Whiskey Flight Included!Two-hour guided haunted pub crawl in downtown Nashville with 7:00 PM starts, ages 21 and over, and a whiskey flight at Silverbelly included.www.viator.comA Murdered Mayor and a Civil War Hospital
The listing names two stories on the route. In Printers Alley, the man known as the Mayor of Printers Alley was murdered in 1998, and the tale goes that he still walks his dog there. The Downtown Presbyterian Church served as a hospital in the Civil War, and the listing says hundreds died there.
Other stops cover Church Street's part in Tennessee's liquor laws and how the war shaped the city's distilling. The listing says there are no campy actors and no cheap jump scares, just the stories.
Three Drink Stops, One Round Covered
The operator lists three drink stops. Along the way the itinerary includes a spirits maker where guests can buy drinks at a discount, and a stop for a drink in Printers Alley. Only the finish is paid for: the listing counts it as one alcoholic beverage at Silverbelly, and the operator calls it a specialty whiskey flight with a group toast.
Every other round, and the guide's tip, comes out of your own pocket.
The Finish Is Silverbelly's Halloween Room
The listing says the distillery has been turned into a Halloween spook-easy for the season, and the operator calls the room the SpookEasy. The last half hour of the itinerary is spent there.
Costumes are encouraged and entirely optional, per the operator, and its page mentions spooky pub games along the way. Every guest has to be 21 or older, and the operator asks everyone to bring a valid photo ID.
Who It Suits and How Big It Gets
The listing marks the walk suitable for all physical fitness levels and says it is not recommended for pregnant travelers. Service animals are allowed.
Both the listing and the operator cap a departure at 15 guests. The listing describes the operator as veteran-owned and pitches the night at bachelorette parties and birthdays. It also lets the operator cancel a departure for bad weather or too few travelers.
📍 Meet in front of Church Street Park, at the fountain, before 7:00 PM. From there the guide walks the group into Printers Alley and on to the whiskey flight at Silverbelly.