So now the so-called business owner responded to my review, and then just completely lied through…read morehis teeth, claiming to have been there and have witnessed the experience, when there was absolutely nobody there who witnessed the conversation. He also claims I insisted that the tour guide go off with me somewhere alone when that is not even close to what happened. Just completely making things up, as if that's just a legitimate way to handle things. To clarify: we were ALL on one corner of a block and needed to go to the exact OPPOSITE corner of that block. So we could've all gone straight and taken a right as a group, or we could've taken a right and then a left, as a group. If we would've all taken a right, we could have walked right past the haunted house that I wanted to walk past. That's all I asked for, and everybody around me was totally for it and wanted to do it. And she even invited this to the group several times! That's the only reason I would've even considered it. But she absolutely refused because she's got a massive ego and seemed to be all hopped up on Adderall and caffeine. And then this clown, claiming to be the owner and to have witnessed the whole thing, says I was trying to pressure her into going off alone with me somewhere, when nothing even remotely close to that happened. This entire outfit is a joke, the tour was not at all interesting or fun, and apparently they arbitrarily lie as well. Not worth your time or money, and they are simply not nice or trustworthy people.

From the owner: "Madison Wi's Best Ghost Tour. Mad City Ghost Walks was born from an enchanting love of our…read morebeautiful city and the astonishing historical and haunted past that Madison, WI has witnessed. From Civil War ties to Camp Randall to the spirits that still roam the University of Wisconsin's hallowed hallways. From the Capitol Building down to our world Famous State Street to the Memorial Union, along the Lake and Fraternity Row, this Capital City has endured countless paranormal events that still raise an eyebrow yet today.

Had so much fun on the ghost walk! Our guide gave us such a informative spooky and great historical…read moretour! No jump scares and I was glad because my kids are chickens.

From the owner: Haunted history in the Wisconsin Dells. Real ghost stories, real paranormal experiences, real…read morespooky fun!

Lovely little garden. Donation-based admission through March! So glad I went today and saw all the…read moremillion bitty spring babies popping up everywhere. The water is so clear you can see a ton of cool aquatic plants and fish.

A truly magical experience. If you are looking for a peaceful, contemplative journey, look no…read morefurther. This is a gem. From the lush Gardens to the Japanese experience it was perfect. We were lucky enough to be there on a beautiful sunny fall day. Lovely place for a wedding. If you want to feel it one with nature, this is the place.

If you haven't signed up for one of their walking tours, you are missing out on some cool Milwaukee…read morehistory and trivia. Also, there little store downtown, just blocks from the Public Market, is a great stop for souvenirs and all things 414.

This store is a gem in downtown Milwaukee! It's full of unique items made by Milwaukee artists. The…read moreplace looks like a charming movie set with dark wood bookcases and enticing display tables. Shout out to Kat who pointed me to some great gifts! While I was there, she also managed a tour group, handing out headsets and answering questions with aplomb. I love Historic Milwaukee for their annual Doors Open event in September, and I look forward to visiting the store whenever I'm in the area- just a short walk from the Public Market or the Hop!

Matthew uniquely intertwines wit and humor with genuine knowledge of the town's rich history in…read morethis tour. It's engaging and entertaining even for the 'non-believers', and has the perfect amount of spookiness! We truly connected with Matthew in the short time we shared and were so sad to say goodbye, but we can't wait to be back again soon! Thank you Matthew!

This was so much fun! Matthew is an amazing story teller, and incredibly knowledgeable about the…read morebeautiful city of Galena!

Just finished up a tour with Ted and Shelby and it was fantastic. You can tell that they truly love…read morewhat they're doing and they know the history of Galena inside and out. There are other ghost tours in town but I think this one might be the best. They seem to have connections with some of the businesses in town and we were allowed to see areas I don't think other tours can get to. Definitely do this tour if you're here in town!

Ted was amazing friendly informative & kept us entertained! Definitely recommend this tour to…read moreanyone who's interested in haunted places and stories...

What a stroll down movie memory lane! My wife and I went on the self guided tour and had a blast…read more Woodstock hosted a majority of filming for the movie Groundhog Day. It was interesting to see the town and locations/establishments where filming took place. There are also plaques at the filming locations so you can read about it. You can download a map which guides you through a classic midwest small town! Make sure to say hi to Phil!

If you found yourself reliving the same day over and over, what would you do differently?…read more An interesting question with answers that probably vary widely across the board, though knowing my luck I'd probably end up repeating a day where I wake up and all 3 cats have already taken turns puking outside my door so with each semi-conscious early morning step to the coffee grinder I get a gushy pile of yack between my toes... Ya know, the more I think about it, the less glamorous this do-over day seems. I mean, what if I get stuck in a day that follows a feverish binge-drinking session and I'm forced to relive that awful hangover feeling of my frontal lobe bleeding out through my corneas? Ugh. But I guess that's the point of it. It's never really as simple as just.one.day and when you're forced to think about it that way, you have to resort back to the tried and true 'live every day to it's fullest' biz-nast--or as I like to say: What Would Bill Murray Do? Which brings me to the whole point of this review: The Groundhog Day Walking Tour Where you can basically do a dry-run of one man's expertly orchestrated do-over day, in hopes of better preparing should you ever find yourself in a similar situation. For those of you not in the know, the flick 'Groundhog Day' that's set in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania was actually filmed nowhere near there. In fact, the entire film (less a few odd scenes shot in nearby Cary, Il warehouse or sound stages) was shot in the Chicago suburb of Woodstock, Illinois. It's definitely a good hour-and-a-half-plus out from Chicago, but in my expert opinion (I'm calling myself an expert now) it's one of the best places in the state to visit. A quintessential and historic downtown district rife with locally-owned businesses, world-class eats, a gorgeous town square, relatively easy Metra access and most importantly, the imprint of an icon--The man, the myth, the legend: Bill mother f*cking, Groundhog Day, Ghost-Bustin' Ass, Murray (per Wu Tang's GZA - http://www.metacafe.com/watch/5941922/gza_rza_and_bill_murray_coffee_and_cigarettes/). Should you find yourself visiting this scenic downtown district, I recommend you bookmark these listings so as not to let your life (and all these historic placards commemorating the 1993 hit film) pass you by. I've taken the liberty of making this easy for you, so you can optimize your time and make the most of your day doing the Groundhog Day walking tour (placards marked at all sites) all on your own. 1. City of Woodstock (where all the groundhoggy magic happened) http://www.yelp.com/biz/city-of-woodstock-woodstock-6 2. Woodstock Square (Gobbler's Knob and the site of the festival honoring Punxsutawney Phil - or Woodstock Willie as he's called IRL here) http://www.yelp.com/biz/woodstock-square-woodstock-3 3. Sparrow's Nest Thrift Store (Site of the car crash - actually at the corner of Calhoun and Jefferson) http://www.yelp.com/biz/sparrows-nest-thrift-store-woodstock 4. Woodstock Opera House (The Pennsylvanian Hotel) http://www.yelp.com/biz/woodstock-opera-house-woodstock 5. Old Courthouse & Arts Center (This is where all the bar scenes were shot, you know the ones where Phil & Rita cheers to world peace over a couple of sweet vermouths on the rocks with a twist) http://www.yelp.com/biz/old-courthouse-arts-center-woodstock 6. Woodstock Theater (The Alpine Theater that bill takes his lady of the night to in costume, twice) http://www.yelp.com/biz/woodstock-theater-woodstock 7. Bill Murray Stepped Here curbside placard (also known as the jumping point for the puddle Phil repeatedly steps into on his way to Gobbler's Knob) http://www.yelp.com/biz/bill-murray-stepped-here-groundhog-day-historical-marker-woodstock 8. Taqueria La Placita (was the site of the Tip Top Cafe where Phil, Rita and Larry get coffee and breakfast) http://www.yelp.com/biz/taqueria-la-placita-woodstock 9. Ned's Corner (The corner where Ned Ryerson repeatedly accosts Bill on his morning walk to Gobbler's Knob) http://www.yelp.com/biz/neds-corner-woodstock 10. Old Man's Alley (This is the alley where the old homeless man is seen, the old man Phil tries desperately to save in several variations of that day, but learns a hard lesson from as one man whose time is up) http://www.yelp.com/biz/old-mans-alley-woodstock 11. Clark Gas Station (Where Phil makes the call about getting the heck outta Punxsatawny) http://www.yelp.com/biz/clark-woodstock 12. Wayne's Lanes (the bowling alley where Bill wonders why he couldn't repeat the day he spent in the Virgin Islands making love like sea otters to a beautiful woman at sunset) http://www.yelp.com/biz/waynes-lanes-woodstock 13. Moose Lodge (Where Phil & Rita dance) http://www.yelp.com/biz/moose-lodge-no-1329-woodstock 14. Piano Teacher's House (Madison & Vine) Private Residence 15. Royal Victorian Manor (The Inn where Phil stays night after night) http://www.yelp.com/biz/royal-victorian-manor-woodstock Happy Groundhogging!

Moe was a fantastic guide. She is clearly passionate about the tour and the history and made it…read morereally fun. Our group was only 8 people which was nice. The area is beautiful and busy but she spoke well and I didn't miss a thing. Awesome tour & will absolutely recommend!

Great way to learn some unusual history of Lake Geneva. Our tour guide was Rita, she made the…read moreexperience fascinating. It wasn't scary, it is more informative, historical, with "haunted" stories mixed in. At the end, we were shown a historic bar / speakeasy. A great way to spend 90 minutes; see a handful of sites, and get some history you wouldn't get elsewhere.