6400 Montana Ave., El Paso, TX 79925, USA
Real Haunts in Texas
210-223-4361
204 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
The Menger Hotel in San Antonio, Texas has a haunted history like none other. The hotel is quite welcoming, with many hospitable rooms ranging from single beds to parlor suites. However, you’ll find that its sordid history has this 316-room hotel placed firmly at the top of Texas’s Most Haunted list. The Haunted Menger Hotel in San Antonio, Texas Originally built in 1858 next door to William Menger’s brewery, the hotel’s long and occasionally bloody history has left at least 32 distinct ghosts living within its walls. Read more…
211 N Pleasant St, Hillsboro, TX 76645, USA
You just know that a place is haunted when locals walking down the block take the initiative to cross the street so as to avoid that eerie feeling of a ghostly presence watching them. Welcome to the 1895 Tarlton House of Hillsboro, Texas. The Haunted 1895 Tarlton House True to its name, constructed in 1895 by the prominent businessman Duke Tarlton, the house was originally intended and used as a home for Duke and his family. However, tragedy struck and Duke’s wife died after a short unexplained illness. Read more…
101 South El Paso Street, El Paso, TX 79901, USA
Haunted Camino Real Hotel in El Paso, TX Built in 1912, the Camino Real is a national landmark. The hotel was originally known by the name “Hotel Paso del Norte” where guests would stay and watch firefights of the Mexican Revolution from the rooftop. The hotel has hosted dignitaries, Amelia Earhart, and even Pancho Villa played cards at the hotel before the Mexican Revolution. Ghosts of the Camino Real The Camino Real is said to be haunted by the ghost of a woman in a white gown. Read more…
705 E Houston St, San Antonio, TX 78205, USA
Whether its history as a hospital or its proximity to the Alamo where hundreds of men once fought and died is to blame, the Emily Morgan Hotel has a long history of hauntings. Today, the staff receives a regular stream of reports from guests about paranormal activity, and it is known as one of the most haunted sites in Texas, if not America. Emily Morgan History Originally built in 1924 as the Medical Arts Building on the Alamo Plaza, this Gothic-revival influenced building sets the spooky stage with the unique architectural feature of terracotta gargoyles that portray various ailments. Read more…
(346) 262-0182
Market Square Park, near 813 Congress Street, Houston, TX 77002
Daily 7pm & 8pm
Houston Hollow Heart Hauntings Ghost Tour Step into the shadows of Houston’s past with our mesmerizing walking ghost tour, where the city’s vibrant history and spine-chilling hauntings converge for an unforgettable adventure. Guided by an experienced local expert who blends historical knowledge with thrilling storytelling, you’ll explore Houston’s historic district, uncovering the eerie secrets that linger in the city’s most haunted locations. Each stop on this atmospheric journey reveals tales of the supernatural, offering a glimpse into the lives of those who once walked these streets and the restless spirits that still linger. Read more…
(915) 975-7580
114 W Mills Ave, El Paso, TX 79901
Daily at 8pm & 9pm
Wraiths of the West Texas Wind : El Paso Ghost Tour Embark on a spine-chilling journey through El Paso’s shadowy streets with our mesmerizing walking ghost tour, where history meets the supernatural. As twilight descends and the city’s streets grow dark, your expert guide—an authority on haunted history—will lead you through El Paso’s historic district, unraveling the eerie tales of the spectral residents who haunt this vibrant city. Each step on this mile-long trek unveils a new layer of El Paso’s haunted past, from the chilling whispers of disembodied voices to the ghostly figures spotted in iconic landmarks. 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…
201 E Hubbard St, Mineral Wells, TX 76067, USA
Mineral Wells is considered by many to be a sleepy, small-sized Texas city that sits just an hour due west of Dallas. With a population barely at sixteen thousand people, this unassuming location has managed to go through American history with virtually nothing groundbreaking to happen other than it was the site of spring training for the infamous 1919 Chicago “Black Sox” World Series scandal. However, with the uptick in people who are becoming more and more curious about paranormal and supernatural activity in general, Mineral Springs is in fact hiding one of the more chilling surprises in Texas. Read more…
(210) 699-7090
126 W Commerce St, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Daily at 8:00 pm
San Antonio Apparitions Ghost Tour Step into the shadows of San Antonio with our captivating walking ghost tour, where history and hauntings intertwine to create an unforgettable experience. Led by an experienced local tour guide who is not only a haunted history expert but also a storyteller at heart, this tour will take you through the historic district, revealing the eerie tales that linger in the air. As you stroll through the streets, you’ll encounter iconic buildings that have witnessed centuries of history, each with its own ghostly residents. Read more…
