Haunted Austin

What are the Most Haunted Places in Austin?

If you're planning a trip to Austin Texas, there is a good chance that you're interested in the many haunted houses, cemeteries, and other locations in town. If that sounds like you, you're in luck!

Below, you'll find a list of some of our favorite haunted and spooky locations in and around Austin. Many people like visiting these haunted places during the daytime, then come back at night to take a Ghost Tour with us.

Book a stay at the Driskill Hotel and see why many people think it is the most haunted hotel in Texas.

The Haunted Driskill Hotel

Between a friendly spirit, a cigar-smoking specter, and a full-bodied apparition, this property is crawling with poltergeists. What’s haunting The Driskill Hotel?

The Haunted Texas Governor’s Mansion

This historical landmark has seen as many poltergeists as politicians. From former leaders to forbidden love, what’s haunting the Texas Governor’s Mansion?

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The only thing scarier than a Texas politician is their poltergeist.

The Texas State Capitol Building

As the Most Haunted Capitol in the country, this building is brimming with poltergeists. Commonly spotted in a suit and top hat, Robert Love is the Capitol Building’s most prominent specter. He’s stalked the haunt for the last one hundred years, frightening staff as well as passersby.

The Confederate Women's Home

As a prime property for paranormal enthusiasts, this supernatural hotspot is full of phantoms. Investigators have even spent the night inside the historic building, eager to find evidence of paranormal activity.

There’s something dark lurking in the Littlefield House. From eerie sensations to disembodied footsteps, this Victorian mansion is alive with the dead.

The Haunted Littlefield House

Reports of paranormal activity at the Littlefield House have run rampant for near-on a century.

The Haunted Austin City Hall

Covering four blocks of Austin’s former Red Light District, City Hall is riddled with poltergeists. From gamblers to working girls, get ready to meet the Ghosts of Guy Town.

Once a graverobber's paradise, this cemetery is crawling with poltergeists.

The Haunted Oakwood Cemetery

Orbs appear eerily bright. Uneasy sensations snake down your back. Travelers claim they're being watched by unseen specters. What lurks beneath Oakwood Cemetery?

It shouldn't be too surprising that the Millett Opera House, in Austin, is haunted. Most theatres and Opera Houses are.

The Ghosts of the Millett Opera House

Every Opera House must have their Phantom, and the Millett is no exception. As one of the most paranormally active sites in South Texas, this spine-chilling property will follow you long after you’ve left.

University of Texas Tower

As the site of the 1966 massacre, there’s no doubt that evil energies lurk the University of Texas Tower. Does the poltergeist of Charles Joseph Whitman still prowl the observation deck?

Remember, the only thing scarier than a politician is their poltergeist. That’s why we think this haunted property will chill you to the bone.

Stephen F Austin Royal Sonesta Hotel

True Crime was keeping Austin weird way before art students arrived. That’s why paranormal enthusiasts can’t get enough of Congress Avenue. From mysterious orbs to full-bodied apparitions, this historic hotspot isn’t for the faint of heart.