easy
2–2.5 hours
Suitable for most adults with basic walking ability; minimal physical exertion required.
Step into San Antonio’s haunted past on a chilling Ghost and Murder Walk led by historian Jim Miles. Experience true crime tales and ghostly legends on this unforgettable evening tour.
Explore the shadowed corners of San Antonio on the Ghost and Murder Walk, an immersive tour led by esteemed historian Jim Miles. This uniquely crafted walking experience combines eerie ghost stories with gripping true crime history, bringing the city's dark past to life. With expert storytelling and carefully researched narratives, you'll encounter tales of haunted locations, unsolved mysteries, and infamous murders that shaped San Antonio's history. The tour weaves a fascinating blend of supernatural folklore and historical reality that appeals equally to ghost enthusiasts and true crime buffs. As you stroll historic districts after dark, you'll gain insights into the local culture, architecture, and the events that left an indelible mark on the city. The intimate group size ensures personalized attention, creating a memorable experience where history meets mystery. Whether you’re looking for a thrilling night out or a unique way to learn about San Antonio’s complex past, this Ghost and Murder Walk delivers an unforgettable adventure.
The tour includes walking on uneven city streets, so sturdy, comfortable shoes are a must.
Nighttime conditions can be dark; a small flashlight will help you see pathways and reading tour materials better.
Getting to the departure point ahead of time ensures you won’t miss the start and helps you get settled.
San Antonio weather can be warm or rainy; dress appropriately to stay comfortable during the tour.
San Antonio’s rich history includes early Spanish missions, military conflicts, and the famous Battle of the Alamo, all providing a backdrop for haunted tales and true crime stories told on this tour.
Tour operators encourage respect for historic sites and promote walking tours to reduce environmental impact while supporting local heritage preservation.
To navigate city streets and uneven sidewalks comfortably.
Helps stay warm during chilly autumn nights.
fall specific
Useful for reading maps or seeing paths in dark areas.
Staying hydrated is important during warm, humid evenings.
summer specific