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Michael Brown • June 24, 2024

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Ghosts and Spirits here in the Cosmopolitan hotel and Restaurant

The Only Real Ghost Tour and Ghost Hunting Tour in Old Town San Diego

By Michael Brown • July 24, 2024
The Haunted Trails of Old Town: A San Diego Ghost Tour Experience In the heart of Old Town San Diego, where the echoes of the past intertwine with the whispers of the unseen, San Diego Ghost Tours invites the bravest of souls on a journey beyond the veil. Beneath the warm glow of gas lanterns and the creaking wooden walkways, history breathes—and spirits stir. Guided by a seasoned ghost hunter, guests embark on a bone-chilling adventure through the most haunted locations in the city. The Cosmopolitan Hotel, once a stagecoach stop and now a paranormal hotspot, looms in the moonlight. Inside, the air thickens with unseen energy. Visitors have reported the faint scent of perfume, the eerie laughter of a child, and the unsettling feeling of being watched. The tour winds through the Campo Santo Cemetery, where restless souls are said to roam among the forgotten graves. The flickering streetlights cast long shadows as guests hear the tragic tales of those buried beneath their feet. Some say they’ve seen shadowy
A very Haunted Hotel in the middle of Old Town San Diego

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By Michael Brown • June 24, 2024
The Cosmopolitan Hotel and Restaurant, with its distinctive two-story verandas and 19th-century charm, stands in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park – a site where history and mystery intertwine. Over nearly two centuries, this adobe-turned-inn has been a stagecoach stop, family home, and now a reputedly haunted hotel. Legends of resident ghosts have grown alongside its history, making the Cosmopolitan a focal point for ghost hunters and curious travelers alike. Below, we delve into the historical background of the building, share ghost stories and paranormal activity reported on the premises, review investigations and evidence of the supernatural, and explore the hotel’s current reputation and tours that embrace its haunted heritage. Michael Brown with San Diego Ghost Tours offers the only Ghost Tour and Ghost Hunting Tour of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Historical Background The story of the Cosmopolitan Hotel begins in the early 19th century, when it was originally constructed as a one-story adobe home. Be