HAUNTED HOUSE
House of Weird
Presented at The Haas-Lilienthal House
Step into the dark. Your chances of survival are slim.
*Be advised: This show is for ages 8 and older.
"A mind-bending, immersive masterpiece... unlike anything else in San Francisco."
— San Francisco Cultural Press & Media

House of Weird
This Victorian mansion survived the Great Quake of 1906, but House of Weird is bound to shake you up.
This is no conventional haunted house, but a secret, sensory world and an Only in San Francisco experience.
Your adventure begins in the ballroom over magical elixirs before you ascend through the darkened corridors of this historic time capsule.
What lurks within each hidden chamber? What lingering spirits of San Francisco will rise to meet you in these dark, storied halls? Forget the false horror stories you hear about our city, because the real mystery lies waiting here.
Get up close and personal with the bizarre and the beautiful as you pass through each portal.
Afraid of the dark? Claustrophobic? Boo hoo.
If your favorite emotion is laughter through screaming, this spirited world was built for you.
Find your inner weirdo, step into the dark, and come take the journey.
You might even become a spirit yourself, because your chances of survival are slim.
Dates:
- Friday, October 16 & Saturday, October 17
- Thursday, October 22, Friday, October 23 & Saturday, October 24
- Thursday, October 29, Friday, October 30 & Saturday, October 31
Timeslots:
Every 30 minutes between 7:30 PM and 9:00 PM
$66 per guest
Maximum 20 guests
Length: 1.5 hoursAges 8 and up
Tour in English only
Mixed groupsFood, and drinks for purchase on site
No bags nor pets
San Francisco’s Best Haunted House in an Iconic Victorian Mansion
Presented by The Gregangelo Museum & SF Heritage at The Haas-Lilienthal House
For a limited time only! Take a spooky, immersive, and mind-bending tour through the House of Weird inside San Francisco's only intact Victorian-era house museum, built in 1886, surviving the Great Quake of 1906, and proudly stewarded by San Francisco Heritage since the 1970s.
