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San Antonio Ghost and Murder Walk

Book San Antonio Ghost and Murder Walk in San Antonio near Austin. 1.5 hours · maximum 30 people · Starting at $15. See photos, reviews, and live availability.

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Experience provided by Tour ATX

Category

Ghost & History Tours

Area

San Antonio

Provider

Tour ATX

Austin planning notes

What to know before booking

San Antonio Ghost and Murder Walk is listed under ghost & history tours for plans around San Antonio near Austin. The published group size is maximum 30 people, with a listed duration of 1.5 hours. Tour ATX confirms the exact start time, meeting instructions, final price, and policies during checkout.

Highlights

Guided tour
Groups welcome
san antonio

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Plan your experience

Meeting point

107 West Houston St. San Antonio, TX US

Duration
1.5 hours
Offered in
English
Group size
maximum 30 people
Accessibility
Stroller and wheelchair accessible.

Experience details

San Antonio's Ultimate Ghost and Murder tour combines expertly told ghost stories with true-crime history on a guided walking route through the city. Founded and researched by historian and storyteller Jim Miles, the experience mixes compelling historical detail with theatrical storytelling to entertain and intrigue guests curious about San Antonio's darker past. The tour focuses on narrative, atmosphere, and locally rooted mysteries rather than reenactment or specialized equipment.

Itinerary

Starting Location – Pinkerton's Barbecue

Meet your guide by the outdoor tables near the front entrance beneath the Pinkerton's Barbecue sign. Arrive 10–15 minutes early to check in before your journey into San Antonio's haunted and murderous past begins.

Old Bexar County Jail (Holiday Inn Express)

Stand outside one of San Antonio's most notorious former jails, where executions, violence, and restless spirits have left behind chilling legends that continue to this day.

Spanish Governor's Palace

Explore the mysteries surrounding one of the oldest surviving structures in Texas. This colonial landmark has witnessed centuries of tragedy, conflict, and unexplained paranormal encounters.

Main Plaza

Discover the hidden history beneath the heart of San Antonio. From public executions to ghostly sightings, this historic gathering place has more secrets than most visitors ever imagine.

Jack Harris Theater Site

At the corner of Soledad Street and Commerce Street, uncover the fascinating story of the legendary Jack Harris Theater and the strange events that have kept its memory alive long after the curtains closed.

Aztec Theatre

Marvel at one of San Antonio's architectural masterpieces while hearing the eerie tales, mysterious sightings, and haunted legends associated with this iconic downtown theater.

Gunter Hotel

Visit the site of one of Texas' most infamous unsolved murders. Learn the shocking true story behind Room 636 and why many believe its tragic past still lingers within the hotel's walls.

Majestic Theatre

Beneath its stunning Mediterranean architecture lies a collection of ghost stories and unexplained encounters that have made the Majestic one of San Antonio's most talked-about haunted landmarks.

Menger Hotel

No haunted tour of San Antonio would be complete without the legendary Menger Hotel. Hear the chilling stories of famous guests, lingering spirits, and paranormal experiences reported for generations.

Emily Morgan Hotel

Standing across from the Alamo, the Emily Morgan is consistently ranked among America's most haunted hotels. Discover the unsettling history that has earned it its eerie reputation.

Ending Location – Voodoo Doughnut

Your unforgettable evening concludes near Voodoo Doughnut, where you'll have the perfect opportunity to grab a late-night treat, ask your guide questions, and reflect on the ghosts, murders, and mysteries you've uncovered along the way.

Highlights

Expert storytellers blending ghost tales with true-crime history

Locally researched stories founded by historian Jim Miles

An entertaining walking experience through San Antonio's mysterious past

Check-in details

Meet at Pinkerton's BBQ for the tour start; this is the listed meeting point and location.

What is included

Included

  • 90-minute guided walking tour through San Antonio's historic downtown
  • Expert storyteller guide bringing history, hauntings, and true crime to life
  • Real ghost stories and documented murder cases rooted in San Antonio's past
  • City's most haunted and historic landmarks, including the Menger Hotel, Emily Morgan Hotel, Majestic Theatre, and more
  • Small group experience for better interaction and storytelling
  • Perfect photo opportunities at San Antonio's most iconic locations
  • Hundreds of five-star reviews from guests who call it the highlight of their visit

Not included

  • Hotel pickup or transportation to the meeting location Food and beverages
  • Umbrellas or rain gear
  • Food and beverages
  • Guide gratuities (always appreciated but never required)
  • Parking fees
  • Personal expenses or souvenirs
  • Transportation after the tour concludes

Provider policy

Cancellations and weather

  • 24 hours or indefinite raincheck
  • Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 24 hours notice of cancellation. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. Contact us by phone to cancel or inquire about a cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.

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