• 301 Milam St - Known as the birthplace of Houston, Market Square Park was once home to the city’s first markets, ports, and government buildings. The district was shaped by fires, accidents, crime, and harsh labor conditions, and many believe the energy from these events still lingers in the park after dark.
• 901 Commerce St - Often rumored to be one of Houston’s most haunted spots, McIntyre’s (formerly Spaghetti Warehouse) has served various purposes over the years. There are numerous reports of apparitions, unexplained movements, and strange encounters, particularly around its elevator and interior spaces.
• 909 Texas Ave - Formerly Houston’s most luxurious hotel, The Rice is rich in scandal, political history, and murder. From the mysterious death of its namesake benefactor to reports of lingering guests and unexplained activities, the building’s legacy is both eerie and influential.
• Mellie Esperson Building - Constructed as monuments to love and perseverance, these iconic towers are linked to the Esperson family’s rise and loss. Employees and visitors have reported seeing apparitions, experiencing elevator disturbances, and encountering shadowy figures believed to be connected to the buildings’ original owners.

• In-person guide

• Gratuities

Explore the darker side of downtown Houston on this adults-only (ages 16+) ghost tour that uncovers the city’s most chilling stories after sunset. Join our guide on a journey through Houston’s historic core, where booming ambition, political intrigue, financial collapse, and violent crime left lasting marks. This tour focuses on documented history, long-standing local lore, and eyewitness accounts tied to real people and real places. From early marketplaces and legendary hotels to towering skyscrapers and a world-class theater, you’ll discover why Houston’s past refuses to stay buried. As the city quiets under moonlight, its stories grow louder.

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