easy
2 hours
Suitable for individuals comfortable with walking moderate distances on paved surfaces.
Delve into Galveston's past on a 2-hour walking tour highlighting Victorian homes, Prohibition tales, and oceanfront views of this resilient coastal city.
$75 per person | Most Popular! | 2 Hours
Embark on a captivating 2-hour tour of Galveston, exploring its rich history from the Prohibition era to the devastating storm of 1900. Discover stunning Victorian homes, hear intriguing family stories, and enjoy breathtaking views at the ocean's edge. This adventure promises unforgettable memories and a unique glimpse into Galveston's past.
You will ride by the The Railroad Museum, used during prohibition, the most notorious era in Galveston’s History.
An average of 40,000 people a day got off the train to gamble and visit the “entertainment houses” At the port of Galveston you will enjoy the fascinating view while hearing about some of the horrifying stories about the storm of 1900.
The Galvestonians didn’t give up and rebuild everything against all odds, and the Island rose again.
Our next stop is the largest collection of Victorian Homes in America which ones housed the greatest concentration of millionaires in America.
Will learn how the families build their fortunes and share with you the gossip associated with them.
There will be plenty of opportunities for pictures and videos including the Bishops Palace,
The Sacred Hart Cathedral and the Sealy and Moody Mentions.
And we will conclude our tour at the ocean’s edge where you will Hi five the surfers on the Seawall. Don’t forget your suntan lotion and sunglasses.
This is the most fun and exciting tour of Galveston and you will come away with a fascinating history lesson to boot.
The tour covers city streets and sidewalks with modest hills—good footwear ensures a pleasant experience.
Stay hydrated during the outdoor walking tour, especially on warm days along the Gulf Coast.
Light layers are advisable to adapt to Galveston's coastal breeze and sun exposure.
Arriving 10 minutes before the start helps with parking and ensures you don’t miss any introductions.
Galveston was once Texas’ largest city before the 1900 hurricane reshaped its destiny, known for its role in Prohibition-era smuggling.
The tour promotes awareness of local efforts to protect coastal ecosystems affected by tourism and urban development.
Provides necessary support and comfort for the 2-hour city stroll.
Keeps you hydrated during the outdoor portions of the tour.
Useful in cooler fall months to stay comfortable near the ocean breeze.
fall specific
Protects skin from strong sun exposure on open streets and oceanfront areas.
summer specific