Edgar Allan Poe’s Death in Baltimore Bus Tour

Baltimore, October 1849. Edgar Allan Poe is discovered alone, clad in filthy rags, confused and gravely ill, with no clear account of how he came to be there. Within days, he is dead. The master of mystery leaves behind a final story no one can fully explain. As we travel through Baltimore, you’ll stand in the places tied to his last days and explore the line between documented fact and enduring legend.
Explore the enduring mystery surrounding Poe’s tragic end on a special Bus Tour of Edgar Allan Poe’s Life and Death in Baltimore. Bus Tours are offered every month, April Thru October. Additional tour option includes prix-fixe luncheon at Baltimore’s original Annabel Lee Tavern (May thru Sept only.)
Tours include stops at important Poe Places around Baltimore, including:
Pickup at the Baltimore Visitor Center, 401 Light Street in Inner Harbor
The Hospital where Poe died
Westminster Hall & Burying Ground including two Poe graves
The Poe Statue
Tour of The Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum
Return to Vistor Center
Please note that Poe House is an historic site and not ADA accessible (there is no elevator or ramp to the second floor.)
Tours leave from the Baltimore Visitor Center; check dates for available tour times. Meet your guide 10-minutes before your tour time inside the Baltimore Visitor Center at the gift shop register; refunds will not be granted to late arrivals.