The Whaley House
The Whaley House stands as one of San Diego’s most famous and haunted historic homes. Its rich history and eerie reputation draw visitors from around the world.Built in 1857 by Thomas Whaley, the house served as a family home, courthouse, and ...
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Julian Cemetery
With the search for gold came also death; such is the history behind the Julian Pioneer Cemetery. Burial grounds like these are becoming more decrepit with each passing year, and this one is no different.Perhaps its rustic atmosphere is the comp ...
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Hotel Del Coronado
Coronado Island is a slice of California heaven. Nestled next to San Diego, visitors can sunbathe on the beach, enjoy an ice cream cone, or even stay at a Coronado establishment: Hotel Del Coronado. While the sprawling, 757-room hotel offer ...
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Horton Grand Hotel
Built in 1887 during San Diego’s post-railroad boom, the Grand Horton Hotel was a product of rapid growth and rising ambition. Designed by architects Comstock & Trotsche, it quickly became a symbol of the city's expanding downtown and a hub fo ...
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El Campo Santo Cemetery
At only half an acre in total size, the cemetery of El Campo Santo, or the holy field, is one of the smallest cemeteries you’ll find in California. About the size of a small gas station parking lot, it is comprised of white wooden crosses througho ...
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Cosmopolitan Hotel
Built in 1827 and 1829, the Cosmopolitan Hotel of San Diego was originally the grand adobe residence of Don Juan Bandini, a wealthy cattle rancher and prominent figure of Mexi-Cali culture. Known for his political activism, Bandini led multiple upri ...
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Berkeley Steam Ferry
While the Queen Mary may be California’s most famous haunted ship, San Diego’s Berkeley Steam Ferry has eerie tales of its own. Built in the 1890s, the Berkeley served the Southern Pacific Railroad for 60 years and even helped rescue victims of ...
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Top 10 Most Haunted Places in San Diego
San Diego is a city the home of more than one million people. Before that, it was one of the oldest colonies in North America founded in 1542 by the Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo. This set the stage for what might have led to the inceptio ...
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