Haunted San Antonio

13 haunted places in San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio is home to 13 haunted locations, including hotels, museums and prisons. Explore the paranormal history of Texas's most haunted places.

Haunted Hotels (5)

The Crockett Hotel sits on hallowed ground—the very site where Davy Crockett and 189 Texian defenders made their final s...

The Emily Morgan Hotel was built in 1924 as the Medical Arts Building—a 13-story Gothic Revival tower that became the fi...

Hotel Gibbs occupies San Antonio's first high-rise building, an eight-story white-glazed brick tower constructed in 1909...

The Menger Hotel opened in 1859, built directly adjacent to the Alamo on land that was once part of the battlefield. It...

The St. Anthony Hotel, located a stone's throw from Travis Park in San Antonio, was one of the first luxury hotels in Te...

Mission San Francisco de la Espada, the southernmost of San Antonio's chain of Spanish colonial missions, was establishe...

Mission San José y San Miguel de Aguayo, established in 1720 and known as the "Queen of the Missions," stands as the lar...

The Old Bexar County Jail, built in 1879, now operates as a Holiday Inn Express—but the spirits of those who were execut...

The San Antonio State Hospital, originally the Southwestern Insane Asylum established in 1892, sprawls across 640 acres...

The Spanish Governor's Palace stands as San Antonio's only surviving example of an aristocratic Spanish Colonial residen...

The Alamo began as Misión San Antonio de Valero, founded in 1718. Before the legendary 1836 battle, the plaza served as...

Near the San Juan Mission, at the intersection of Villamain and Shane Road on San Antonio's south side, lie the famous "...

San Fernando Cathedral, founded in 1731 by King Philip V of Spain, stands as the oldest standing church in Texas and the...

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