109 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA
Real Haunts in Texas
Old Alton Bridge, Lantana, TX 76226, USA
The Goatman’s Bridge in Texas The paranormal legend of the Goatman’s Bridge in Texas is one that has been passed down through generations. It is said to be haunted by an eerie entity known as the “Goatman,” a paranormal being with the head of a goat and the body of a human. According to local folklore, this creature roams around the bridge at night, terrorizing any who dare cross its path. Read more…
203 S Crockett St, Seguin, TX 78155, USA
The Haunted Magnolia Hotel, Bed and Breakfast, & Ghost Tour in Sequin, Texas Want to explore one of the most historic haunted hotels in Texas? Go on a chilling tour of the place? Or, if you’re really bold, you can stay the night. You just might encounter something beyond this world… The Story of the Haunted Magnolia Hotel What once began as a small, two-bedroom log cabin is now one of the most famous haunted hotels in all of Texas. The hotel was built in 1840 by James Campbell, who was an original Texas Ranger and co-founder of Seguin, Texas. Read more…
+1 210-336-7831
307 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
Mon-Sun: 09:00 - 22:30
We Have been voted one of the top ghost tours in America. We have all so been mentioned in more magazine and newspaper articles than all the other ghost tours in San Antonio combined. Read more…
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(409) 572-9469
2010 The Strand, Galveston, TX 77550
Daily at 8 PM
The Grimoire Ghouls and Graves: Galveston Ghost Tour Step into the mysterious and haunted history of Galveston with our captivating walking ghost tour, where the past comes alive through chilling tales and eerie encounters. This immersive experience, guided by a local expert in haunted history, will lead you through some of the most iconic and haunted locations in the city. As you walk along the moonlit paths of Galveston’s historic district, you’ll hear stories that blend the city’s rich heritage with the supernatural, offering a unique and unforgettable journey into the unknown. 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…
2011 E 31st St, Lubbock, TX 79404, USA
Situated midway between the cities of Amarillo and Odessa, the northwestern town of Lubbock, Texas is classically steeped in western culture and music. In fact, the city of Lubbock holds more music venues than any other city in the entire state of Texas. Such love for music could not be truer than for one of Lubbock’s most famous sons, the musician Buddy Holly. Tragically Holly’s life would be cut short in an airplane crash in the Mid-West in 1959, but he would be interred in his hometown’s graveyard, the Lubbock Cemetery. Read more…
3090e East Mills Avenue, El Paso, TX 79901, USA
The Haunted De Soto Hotel Hotels provide lodging for untold numbers of travelers across the world every single day. They range in providing sometimes dated, albeit homey accommodations to make people feel as comfortable as possible all the way up to the most modern and hi-tech amenities one has ever experienced. For such a wide spectrum, how do some of them get a reputation for being haunted? The De Soto Hotel in El Paso, Texas has one such notorious reputation and some claim it’s because Satan himself lives in the basement. Read more…
(713) 229-9399
813 Congress Ave, Houston, TX 77002, United States
Built by Nathaniel Kellum back in 1847, La Carafe on Congress Ave, is one of the oldest bars in Houston. The building is said to be haunted by the ghost of an African American man who has been seen by many visitors. The building has a ton of history and has remained intact throughout the years. The building originally housed The Kennedy Bakery, served as a Pony Express station and was passed down by 5 generations of the Kennedy family before the current owners, The Wenglars purchased it. La Carafe is welcome to ghost hunters. Read more…
3700 Yandell Dr, El Paso, TX 79903, USA
The area around the El Paso, Texas, and Juarez, Mexico border has historically been a violent one. In the days of Western lawmen, it has even been said that Wyatt Earp himself was offered to help marshal the area, but he considered it far too dangerous of a job. Such a violent area of gunslingers, outlaws, gamblers, and Native Americans had the institution of a cemetery come rather quickly after El Paso was formally founded. Concordia Cemetery is chock full of old western graves, holding the mortal remains of many a man, woman, and child. Read more…