This is a small-group ghost walking tour covering San Antonio's history and darker past. You walk through the River City with the group, stopping at several landmarks to hear eerie stories about the past. The route goes down the River Walk, through the Alamo, and past a few hotels and a theater, with the operator describing the paranormal activity said to lurk behind their walls.
Kept to a small group, this walk covers San Antonio's history and its darker past by stopping at several landmarks and pausing to hear their eerie stories. The route runs down the River Walk, through the Alamo, and past a few hotels and a theater, with the operator describing the paranormal activity said to lurk behind their walls. The small-group size suits travelers who want a more personal pace and a guide they can actually hear, rather than a large crowd trailing behind a single voice.
San Antonio has one of the deepest haunted rosters in Texas, and a landmark-to-landmark walking format is a natural way to tie the city's dark history to the places where it happened. Because you move on foot between stops, this works as an atmospheric overview that pairs sightseeing with storytelling. If you would rather ride between locations or carry ghost-hunting gear, other formats exist; this one is about walking the River City and listening. Bring comfortable shoes and expect an outdoor evening pace.
Questions people ask
What landmarks does the route cover?
The walk goes down the River Walk, through the Alamo, and past a few hotels and a theater, stopping at several landmarks to hear the eerie stories tied to each.
How big is the group?
It is a small-group tour, which keeps the pace personal and makes it easier to hear the guide as you move between stops.
Is it a walking tour?
Yes. You walk through the River City with the group, so wear comfortable shoes and dress for an evening outdoors.
