700 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX , USA
Real Haunts in Austin, Texas
Real Haunts in Austin, Texas
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(512) 615-1576
Omni Hotel, East 8th Street, Austin, TX, USA
8 PM daily
Hauntings, Apparitions & Ashes of Austin Ghost Tour Get ready to step into the eerie and fascinating history of Austin, Texas, with a walking ghost tour that will turn your wildest dreams into your worst nightmares. Known as the Hippie Haven capital, Austin is famous for its vibrant music scene, eclectic culture, and a dash of the weird and wacky. But beneath its lively surface lies a darker, more mysterious side that’s just waiting to be uncovered. Read more…
(512) 320-8377
922 W 12th St, Austin, TX 78703, USA
11AM - 12AM
Dog Friendly!
Is The Tavern in Austin, Texas Haunted? Prohibition was a dark time for bars, but where many failed, others got creative to keep afloat. This Austin, Texas hot spot was a grocery store during the day, but by night became a bustling bar, casino, and brothel. The ghost most likely to be seen in the tavern is a young woman named Emily closely followed by her small daughter. Both are dressed in early twentieth-century attire and make a habit of walking up and down the halls and staring out windows. Read more…
604 Brazos St, Austin, TX 78701, USA
The Haunted Driskill Hotel in Austin, TX The Driskill Hotel was built by Jesse Driskill and opened in 1886. The plan was to create the most luxurious hotel in all of Texas. That plan was succesful as the hotel played host to governor’s inaugurations as an annual tradition. Word is that Jesse Driskill lost the hotel in a poker game to his brother-in-law Jim Day. The details have never been fully revealed. Thus began some of the hardships of the Driskill Hotel and the beginning of its haunted legacy. Read more…
