Little Five Points Ghost Tours

Little Five Points Ghost Tours are running through the neighborhood from October 9 through November 1, with tours starting at various times throughout the season. On some evenings, there are multiple tours to choose from, so you've got a bit of flexibility if you're trying to fit it into a busy weekend. The tours set out from Findley Plaza, at the corner of Euclid and Moreland Avenues in Little Five Points.

It's a walk of about a mile that takes roughly 90 minutes, with storytelling stops along the way. The stories lean on the area's history and hauntings rather than just the supernatural, so you get a sense of the neighborhood's past as you go. Little Five Points is one of Atlanta's most interesting neighborhoods, known for its distinctively Bohemian vibe, and the tour lets you see it on foot. It runs rain or shine, so a little weather won't cancel your plans.

On select evenings, the route swaps for the Boo-ze Crawl, an adults-only experience that takes in the neighborhood's dive bars. The tours also run alongside the Little Five Points Halloween Festival and Parade, which are held on October 17 and 18, so if you're already heading that way for the festival, this is an easy addition to the trip.

For parking, the Little Five Points Community Center on Austin Avenue—an old school that now houses the Horizon Theatre—provides complimentary parking for participants. Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for kids.