Spooky Season Escapades: San Antonio & Austin

Austin Ghost Tours

Haunted Austin Walking History Tour

Embark on a journey through Austin's eerie past on this haunted history tour of Texas's capital city. Led by an acclaimed storyteller, you'll join a small group to explore the supernatural secrets hidden in the city's historical nooks and creepy crannies, including a visit to the renowned Driskill Hotel. Immerse yourself in the ghostly tales of Austin's haunted history and discover the lesser-known corners of Texas's capital city. This spine-tingling tour will have you captivated from start to finish.

Austin Famous Ghost and Bat Segway Tour

Uncover an alternative Austin with a 2.5-hour Segway tour that delves into the realms of bats and ghosts. Running from March to October, this nighttime adventure across downtown Austin explores haunted hotels, iconic structures, and the world's most extensive urban bat colony. Experience the sights of the Texas State Capitol Building, Lady Bird Lake, Austin Convention Center, the vibrant 6th Street Entertainment district, Moonlight Towers, and much more.

Austin Haunted Pub Crawl Walking Tour

Immerse yourself in the legends of Austin's Old West and the mysteries of unexplained occurrences while also discovering its most charming watering holes on this unique Old West ghost tour and pub crawl. As the sun sets, gather in central Austin to meet your guide and embark on this thrilling adventure. You'll journey through multiple bars and historic landmarks during the tour, each stop offering a mix of storytelling and opportunities to enjoy a refreshing drink.

Austin Murder Walk

Back in 1885, the enigmatic figure of the "Midnight Assassin" haunted the city of Austin, earning the chilling distinction of America's first serial killer. To this day, his true identity remains a perplexing mystery. Join our guided evening walking tour to delve into the historical tapestry of Austin, where you'll traverse iconic locales such as West 6th Street, Guy Town, and the Warehouse District. Along the way, we'll pause for a drink at the illustrious Driskill Hotel while unraveling the chilling tale of his crimes.

San Antonio Ghost Tours

The Haunted Ghost Bus Tour in San Antonio

Experience the spine-tingling world of San Antonio with this ghost-themed bus tour. Guided by a mysterious and otherworldly character who claims a connection to the afterlife, embark on a bone-chilling journey through the city's renowned haunted locations. Explore the eerie history of the Menger Hotel, the remnants of the old Red Light District, the former Bexar County Jail, a historic cemetery, and an array of other ghostly sites that are sure to send shivers down your spine.

San Antonio Haunted History Ghost Tour

The winding streets of San Antonio have witnessed a plethora of peculiar and uncanny events. Join us on the San Antonio ghost tour and delve into the eerie, otherworldly stories of Texas's most notorious happenings. Your journey commences and concludes at the iconic Alamo, where your guides, adorned in historic attire and bearing lanterns, await your arrival. As you stroll through the historic Old Town, immerse yourself in the city's captivating past, brought vividly to life by our knowledgeable and passionate guides.

San Antonio Segway Ghost Tour

Embark on an eerie adventure through San Antonio's enigmatic past with an evening haunted history tour on a Segway. Glide effortlessly on this self-balancing electric scooter to the city's most storied and purportedly haunted sites. Your guide will regale you with tales of infamous gun-slingers, spectral apparitions of the Alamo, and the legends surrounding ancient Indian burial grounds. This spine-tingling journey offers a delightfully chilling way to spend your evening, fully immersed in the captivating lore of Texas. 

Colonial Room Restaurant at Menger Hotel

The Menger Hotel is renowned for its status as one of the most haunted destinations in Texas, hosting a bustling community of 32 entities that span from the chambermaid Sallie White to Captain Richard King, after whom the illustrious King Ranch is named. While rumors of paranormal activity seem to concentrate notably in the suites and downstairs restrooms, we prefer to focus our attention on the delectable Sunday brunch buffet, relishing generous helpings of lamb shanks.

Market on Houston at the Gunter Hotel

This upscale establishment, adorned with modern decor and abundant lighting, defies the traditional image of a haunt for the supernatural. Nevertheless, the spirited presence of two 1920s flappers, affectionately named Ingrid and Peggy, is rumored to wander its halls, engaged in perpetual arguments. The one thing that might momentarily unite these spectral adversaries is the tempting Market on Houston menu, featuring farm-to-table delicacies such as buttermilk-brined fried chicken and wild mushroom risotto. 

Oro Restaurant and Bar at the Emily Morgan Hotel

With a longstanding reputation for hosting spectral apparitions and enigmatic elevator journeys, this hotel has a haunting history. Back in the early 1900s, it served as a medical facility, housing a psychiatric ward and even a morgue. Adding to the eerie ambiance is the building's Gothic Revival architecture, adorned with an array of ominous gargoyles. However, there's nothing remotely frightening about the menu. During a recent visit, the standout dish was a delightful chorizo-crusted Chilean sea bass accompanied by Texas sweet corn pudding and a delectable charred tomatillo salsa.