Itinerary

Texas State Capitol
(Pass By)
As the Most Haunted Capitol in the nation, this building teems with restless spirits. Join us as we share the tales of past.
Texas Governor's Mansion
(Pass By)
If you seek spirits, the Texas Governor’s Mansion is a must-visit. With its full-bodied apparitions, eerie footsteps, and mysterious sounds, this estate is sure to keep you alert.
Millett Opera House
(Pass By)
Poltergeist, oh yes! At this opera house, you will feel the presence of its spirits. Listen closely as we unveil its secrets.
Paramount Theatre
(Pass By)
Like many theaters in the South, the Paramount Theatre is rich in history and ghost tales. Notably, the Paramount Theatre offers visitors a chance to see one of the most renowned ghost photographs in America.
The Driskill
(Pass By)
From Samantha the Child Specter to ghostly encounters, The Driskill could very well be Austin’s Most Haunted Hotel. We can’t wait to share all the chilling tales with you!
15 minutes
Speakeasy
(Pass By)
Originally known as the Southwest Telephone and Telegraph Co. (1886), this legendary tavern is recognized as one of the most haunted establishments in all of America.
Guy Town was a notorious red-light district in Austin, Texas, in the late 19th century. Located in the heart of downtown, it evolved into a prominent center for crime and vice following the Civil War. Not surprisingly, Guy Town is rumored to be absolutely haunted. Join us as we share its chilling tales.
Here you will learn about The Servant Girl Annihilator, famously referred to as the Midnight Assassin, who was an enigmatic American serial killer who terrorized the city of Austin, Texas, during 1884 and 1885. Was this perhaps the first serial killer in America? Could this elusive murderer be Jack the Ripper? The alley in this area may be one of the most haunted in the country?