AUSTIN · GHOST TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 6 austin ghost tours worth staying out late for. The walks, hauntings and after-dark crawls travellers rate the highest, with prices, run times and the guides who lead them.
Haunted Ghost & Murder Tour in Austin for $30. True stories, unsolved crimes, and spooky downtown stops in about 2 hours.
Most Popular“Fantastic guide who knew a lot of local history and a fantastic story teller. Some great spooky photos to accompany the stories too. Highly recommend”
Austin ghost walk with a guide-led 90-minute route to the Driskill, Omni, and Moonlight Towers, mixing Victorian history and stories.
“The tour guide was fantastic! I enjoyed all of it ! Going up to the balcony and sitting around a fire pit for part of the tour was great ! She answered all questions and interaction with everyone was great ! Thank You”
Austin’s spookiest walk for adults 18+ with funny ghost stories, small-group pacing, and a sweet Driskill Hotel finale for $26.
“I came on this tour in a group of 5 friends (all locals) and we had a blast. The tour guide was hilarious and the tour covered a wide variety of interesting topics including ghosts, cults, and urban legends, many of which we had never heard before! She was knowledgeable and the small group size…”
Haunted Austin Booze and Boos tour: 2.5-hour downtown ghost pub walk from Shiner’s Saloon with 2–4 haunted bar stops.
“Honestly, this is pretty much a rip off and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. The advertisement for this experience is misleading and untrue.”
A 75-minute walking ghost tour in Georgetown, Texas, mixing courthouse trials and haunted venues with fun, kid-friendly storytelling.
“We loved the tour. We’ve been to many ghost tours and this was one of the top. The content was excellent and Zander was definitely a guy we would want to spend more time with. We took our adult kids who live locally and they said they didn’t know any of the history we learned.…”
Free Austin Downtown Ghost Walk at night. Guided 1.5-hour route through the Driskill, O. Henry, 1915 theater, Governor’s Mansion, Capitol.
“Definitely worth the ticket. Very informative and a cool way to learn more about the city! Emily was so nice and knew a ton about Austin's history!”
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