True Crime Tour

Grave Line Tours takes visitors through Charles Manson's Los Angeles, exploring the city through criminal stories from its darkest past. The tours cover Manson Family murder sites and locations tied to the Black Dahlia case. Active tours are available in 2026.

On 28 February 1986, Sweden's prime minister was shot dead on an open street in Stockholm. Today, visitors can retrace the killer's exact escape route step by step.

Paris holds far more than art and romance. A unique exhibition and a series of guided tours bring the city's darkest history to light, exploring notorious serial killers and their crimes. Visitors can trace the shadows of French criminal history through authentic artifacts and expert-led walks.

Dresden's baroque streets hide a violent past. Several bookable true crime tours now bring the city's darkest chapters to life after dark.

A guided walking tour takes visitors through 500+ years of murder, kidnapping and theft at real crime locations in Cologne's historic city centre.

Guided true crime tours take visitors to historic crime scenes across Munich. Tours run 120 to 150 minutes and start from 25 euros.

Guided true crime tours in Berlin take visitors to historic crime scenes, execution sites, and murder cases spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. The tours offer a chilling look at the darker chapters of one of Europe's most storied cities.