Visit the Most Haunted Places in Portland
Downtown Portland was a rough area in the early days of the city, a new port bringing in people from all over the world. Many of these newcomers had shady pasts and had no qualms about victimizing others, even if it meant killing to get what they wanted.
Portland Ghosts will reveal the details and unexpected twists best experienced in Portland’s silky black night when the cover of daytime is drawn back to expose a history of darkness. Discover how men and women alike fell prey to a multitude of evils that roamed the city blocks.

Shanghai Tunnels
The Shanghai Tunnels sound as though they’re out of a horror movie, but the barbarity that took place in these unlawful passageways is a part of Portland’s history that torments the city to this day. Tales of mystery and grief entwine across their gloomy expanse, luring guests into a world where the present and past collide in an eerie symphony of long-forgotten secrets and lingering spirits.
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Old Town Pizza
Located in the 1885 Merchant Hotel Building, Old Town Pizza is a Portland eatery loved for its delectable take on everyone’s favorite. But at one time, far below ground in the Shanghai Tunnels, the nefarious deeds of human traffickers contaminated the city. Chairs move on their own in the pizza parlor, and strange apparitions give clues to a spirit left behind from this dangerous time.
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Erickson’s Saloon
What is now apartments was once one of the largest and most famous taverns in the Pacific Northwest. However, the shameless acts of debauchery and the building’s ties with hundreds of merciless deaths are the legacies it holds. Ghostly activity in the saloon manifests itself in several ways, from unexplainable chilly locations to the unsettling sound of ghostly footsteps reverberating down its hallways.
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