Visit the Most Haunted Places in Austin
At Austin Ghosts, we strive to provide you with accurate yet chilling accounts of Austin’s haunted history. On our Austin ghost tour, you’ll not only visit the most haunted places in town but also hear about the history that lives on within them.
Join us to hear the rest of these true stories that have been thoroughly fact-checked and researched. Tours start just after the eerie purple-tinged sunset has concluded its daily show. That’s when the true tales start, and you can hear the finest ghost stories West of the Mississippi.

Museum of the Weird
The Museum of the Weird is one of Austin’s most unusual landmarks, filled with strange artifacts, mysterious curiosities, and unsettling legends. Among its oddities is the above-ground grave of a young child whose remains are still sealed within the building. Staff have reported hearing phantom footsteps near the grave when no one else is around, adding a chilling layer to this already eerie attraction. With its collection of bizarre exhibits and lingering ghost stories, the museum remains a fascinating stop on Austin’s haunted trail.
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Texas State Capitol
The Texas State Capitol in Austin is a grand building completed in 1853, known for its stunning Renaissance Revival architecture, towering dome, and spine-tingling hauntings. These tales add an eerie allure to its legacy, with reports of ghostly apparitions, including a lady in red, a former employee, and the guest of a Lt. Governor who died in a fiery blaze.
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Paramount Theater
Since Austin’s early days, one of its most prized cultural treasures has been its thriving music scene. The city’s reputation as a musical hub is due primarily to the landmark Paramount Theater. Originally built in 1915 to provide a space for the Vaudeville craze, all of the most famous (and most cursed) musical acts have passed through the Paramount since. You can feel the history when you waltz through its Art Deco halls, too.
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