• Alamo Plaza - The tour begins outside the Alamo in Alamo Plaza, renowned for the legendary Battle of the Alamo, where 188 courageous individuals defended against 4,000 of Santa Anna’s Mexican soldiers for 13 days, ultimately sacrificing their lives to protect the Alamo. All 188, including Davy Crockett, perished. Today, it is said to be haunted by the spirits of its past.

The tour will remain outside and will not enter the Alamo.

• Alamo Cenotaph - Visitors will see the Alamo Cenotaph and hear the eerie tale of its connection to the Alamo’s ghosts.
• The Emily Morgan San Antonio - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - Built in 1924, the Emily Morgan has served as a medical center, an office building, and now a hotel. It is considered the most haunted hotel in San Antonio.

It is believed to be haunted by the spirits of its past.

Visitors will learn about Emily Morgan and hear about the hotel’s ghosts.

• The Buckhorn Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum - As the oldest saloon in San Antonio, it is one of the most unique. Visitors will hear about Teddy Roosevelt and Pancho Villa’s connections to this historic establishment.
• Majestic & Empire Theatres - Haunted by past performers, these are among the most historic and classic theaters in Texas.
• San Antonio River Walk - The tour will pause at the River Walk, where visitors will learn about the storms that led to its construction.
• Main Plaza - Visitors will discover the story of where the horse and hatchet were buried to bring peace between settlers and the Apache. Over the years, many have lost their lives on these grounds, both Apache and settlers.

Visitors might even encounter one of the ghosts that roam the Plaza today.

• San Fernando Cathedral - The final resting place of many, including James Bowie, the inventor of the Bowie knife. Throughout its long history, it has witnessed much tragedy. It is said to be as haunted as grits are buttery, and that’s quite a lot!
• 114 Main Plaza - The site of the Council House Fight, the second bloodiest battle in San Antonio’s history. Visitors will learn about the Comanche who fought here and the ghosts of the Comanche and Texans that wander its grounds.
• The Aztec Theatre - Described as Gatsbyesque, it is one of the finest theaters in the South. Today, it is said to be haunted by the spirits of its past projectors.
• Menger Hotel - Late at night, when bartenders close up, they have reported seeing a man at the end of the bar waving them over. Most bartenders quickly exit, but those brave enough to engage are said to hear the ghost of Teddy Roosevelt himself recruiting volunteers for the Rough Riders.

And that’s just one of the many ghosts said to haunt the hotel. Their stories will be shared.

• Professionally narrated, GPS-guided haunted ghost tour
• Experience the tour virtually anytime after the initial walk
• Unlimited access to the tour - take it as many times as you wish
• Explore at your own pace and on your own schedule
• Smart Phone guided tour on the WalknTours App
• Discover the spooky side of San Antonio

• There are no in person guides, it’s a smart phone app guided audio tour
• No food or drink are included
• no admission to any buildings is included. This is all outside

Spooky, professionally narrated, music theme infused, GPS navigated, and a built-in EMF reader to detect ghosts! Only on our audio tour through our walking tour app.

You’ll hear the stories of downtown San Antonio’s ghosts and why they haunt today.

Want to go at your own pace and schedule? With our tour, you can start anytime. Stop and grab a drink, just pause the tour. Go as fast or as slow as you want.

Have you ever taken a walking tour and later said, “What did the tour guide say?” After taking the tour on location in San Antonio, you’ll unlock a virtual tour you can take anytime. The tour never expires. Take it as many times as you want. Or listen later to tell the story at home.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.