Explore Austin's supernatural side with Austin Ghosts and unearth the most perplexing and paranormal mysteries in Texas. Traverse the quirky streets of the Live Music Capital while unraveling spine-chilling tales of the city's eerie past. Known for its weird and wacky vibes, Austin is also a hub for the haunted and horrifying. Join us to delve into the unsettling history that gave rise to the unusual, the abnormal, and the unnatural. Our ghostly journey guides you through Austin's darkest secrets, introducing you to unexplained hauntings and bizarre occurrences. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this tour is your ticket to a night of hair-raising stories. Secure your spot early through our website, as tours fill up quickly. Prepare for an evening of unworldly encounters that will haunt your dreams long after the tour ends. Don't miss out on the eeriest adventure in the Lone Star State. Book now!
Dive into Austin’s haunted history as we explore the eerie tales at the city’s most iconic locations like the Texas State Capitol. The current building is actually the third to stand on this site, replacing the previous buildings after fires and expansions. But its grandeur conceals dark tales. The spirit of Robert Love, who was tragically murdered inside the Capitol in 1903, is said to appear in the misty mornings, dressed in a top hat. There’s also the mysterious "Lady in Red," who haunts the third floor, her identity shrouded in mystery. And don’t forget Ed Wheeler, the painter who fell to his death in 1922. His presence lingers as the scent of fresh paint drifts through the rotunda. Witnesses have also seen ghostly handprints appear on the Lieutenant Governor’s window, a ghostly reminder of a tragic fire in 1983.
Visit the Driskill Hotel, renowned for its opulence—and its ghosts. Built in 1886, the hotel has seen its fair share of horror, from two honeymoon suicides in Room 525 to a little girl’s fatal fall down the grand staircase, her ghostly presence still noticed chasing her ball upstairs. Visitors report hearing whispers, seeing shadowy figures, and even encountering the ghost of Colonel Jesse Driskill himself, often marked by the scent of cigar smoke. Room 525, the “Room of the Suicide Brides,” is known for its chilling atmosphere, with unexplained leaks and sightings of a bride in the mirror. It’s enough to keep you looking over your shoulder.
Join us as we reveal Austin’s ghostly secrets, where haunted history comes to life among the living. Be sure to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to uncover more ghost stories from US Ghost Adventures!
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