San Antonio Walking Ghost Tour

This 1.5-hour, fully-guided tour starts right in front of The Alamo. It takes guests through the grounds of the Alamo as well as along the River Walk so that you can see some of San Antonio's oldest and most haunted buildings. You are provided with ghost-hunting equipment and are able to take your own photos to try to catch your own ghost in the city. 

Your expert tour guide will take you back in time with stories of San Antonio's rich and unique history filled with rituals, battles, and even murders. While this event is family-friendly, keep in mind some of the stories may have some gruesome details! Children will love hearing the spooky stories told by your guide and getting to see the haunted locations in person. The locations are all in the downtown area and as you walk about a mile of this historic and haunted city, you'll be given the ghost detecting equipment so you can be sure there are no apparitions waiting in your path! Be sure to keep your eyes open, there are ghost sightings reported at least once a month in this creepy area!

Whether you consider yourself a longtime lover of the supernatural or you are new to paranormal activities, the Walking Ghost Tour San Antonio will seamlessly combine sights and spooks to bring you one unforgettable experience. 

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Riverwalk Museum Reach in San Antonio, TX

The Riverwalk Museum Reach in San Antonio blends natural beauty with urban sophistication. Stroll along the picturesque paths lined with lush gardens, and discover public art installations and vibrant murals at every turn. Perfect for leisurely exploration or a romantic evening, this revitalized waterfront stretches over a mile, offering a unique glimpse into San Antonio’s cultural heart.

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The Alamo

The Alamo, a cherished symbol of Texas pride and American resilience, welcomes visitors to explore its storied grounds. This historic site offers a captivating look into the 1836 battle, featuring informative exhibits, authentic artifacts, and well-maintained gardens. Feel the spirit of the Texan defenders as you walk through this iconic landmark, a poignant testament to their bravery.