Top Texas Walking Tours

Learn more about one of the most notorious days in Dallas history—the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Take in the key sites in just one hour as you drive around downtown Dallas and stop at John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza, Dealey Plaza, and the Grassy Knoll. Along the way, enjoy a guided commentary and gain insight into the assassination, Lee Harvey Oswald, and the various conspiracy theories.

Hear the historical tales of murder and mayhem that helped make Austin weird on this haunted history tour of Texas's capital city. Join an acclaimed storyteller guide for a group walking tour through Austin's supernatural nooks and creepy crannies, including a tour of the famous Driskill Hotel. The short tour takes place in the evening so you can easily fit it into busy schedules.

Austin is filled with stories of the past, which is what makes it a great city. Instead of exploring the city with your nose in a guidebook, book this engaging historical walking tour. Discover Downtown Austin's rich history and its transformation into a vibrant city. Hear intriguing stories of bold Austinites who shaped Texas' capital, while exploring historic sites and architectural treasures.

Discover the history and highlights of San Antonio on a small-group walking tour. Stroll through the city’s historic downtown and riverwalk stopping at several landmarks including the Alamo fort, the San Fernando Cathedral, and the Yanaguana Garden. While you walk, your guide regales you with stories about San Antonio’s history and architecture.

Follow a local expert guide for detailed accounts of Galveston’s storied past on this 90-min walking tour through the island’s most historic locations. From hurricane-scarred landmarks to the scandalous backstreets of the old “Red Light District,” you’ll discover the bold characters, hidden stories, and cultural forces that shaped the Free State of Galveston. We’ll stroll through beautifully preserved 19th-century architecture, explore how Galveston rose to become Texas’s richest city, and reveal how vice, wealth, and resilience collided in a city that refused to follow the rules. Hear tales of consequential natural disasters, notorious brothels, gangs and political drama—all just steps from grand theaters and elegant homes. Whether you’re a history buff, architecture lover, or simply curious about Galveston’s secret past, this tour delivers a captivating, eye-opening journey through the city’s complex legacy. Bring the family and see Galveston in a whole new light!

Prebook this popular Galveston Secrets of the Strand District Walking Tour to guarantee your spot on the tour on the day you prefer to go. Dive into the district’s history with a guide who knows it well. See main attractions in the area such as the Galveston Railroad Museum, Tremont House, and Grand 1894 Opera House, as you learn how each played a big role in the city’s past.

Ideal for foodies and hungry visitors, this Austin food tour lets you explore the city’s culinary scene without hours of research. Join a guide and small group to sample numerous foods—from barbecue brisket to Austin-style breakfast tacos and even an Italian cannoli. Choose from two areas: downtown or South Congress, and discover some of the city’s popular sights and attractions as you stroll the streets.

Discover all the famous places in San Antonio in this guided sightseeing tour of the Alamo City. This is a driving tour and a river cruise, but you will be getting out to do some walking. You'll see The Alamo and San Jose Mission and have a tour, then visit the Tower of the Americas and ride up the elevator, and end the tour with a San Antonio River Walk cruise- all arranged for you.

Discover the sights, flavors, and stories that make the San Antonio River Walk one of Texas’s most beloved destinations. Join a local guide for a small-group walking food tour that blends the city’s rich culture, history, and cuisine into one unforgettable experience. Begin at the River Walk Mall, where your guide introduces you to the Torch of Friendship, a 65-foot monument celebrating unity between San Antonio and Mexico. Then, stroll along the scenic River Walk and sample delicious local favorites, including tortilla soup, fresh quesadillas with Mexican soda, and authentic San Antonio-style tacos. As you explore, take in iconic landmarks like La Villita Historic Arts Village, the Presa Street Bridge, the Mexican Consulate, and the Tower Life Building. Pass romantic spots such as Marriage Island and the Love Lock Bridge, and stop at the San Fernando Cathedral, one of the oldest cathedrals in the U.S. Finish your culinary adventure with a traditional Mexican dessert .

Experience the heart of San Antonio like never before on this immersive guided walking and river tour. Meet your friendly local guide at the historic Emily Morgan Hotel, a stunning Gothic Revival landmark just steps from The Alamo. Learn about the city’s rich history as you stroll through downtown, hearing stories that bring Texas’ past to life. Explore the charming La Villita Historic Arts Village, one of San Antonio’s oldest neighbourhoods, filled with vibrant culture, art galleries, and boutiques. Then, cap off your adventure with the highlight of the day, a scenic Go Rio River Cruise along the famous San Antonio River Walk. Sit back, relax, and take in the city’s beauty from the water as you pass by historic bridges, lively restaurants, and iconic landmarks. Then your guide will bid you farewell, leaving you free to continue exploring San Antonio’s unforgettable charm on your own.

Hear stories about Austin’s Old West history and spooky unexplained happenings—and discover many of its most atmospheric drinking dens—on this two-in-one Old West ghost tour and pub crawl. Meet your guide in the evening in central Austin and get ready to explore. Visit multiple bars and historical landmarks over the course of the tour, with a dose of storytelling—and chances to buy drinks—at each stop.

Head off the usual tourist trail to uncover Austin’s sinister side on this guided walking tour through the city's most haunted and historic sites, covering about 2 miles (3.2 km) of the downtown area. Begin at The Tavern, once a Prohibition-era hotspot and now home to ghosts, before visiting eerie landmarks like the Texas Capitol, Paramount Theatre, and the Driskill Hotel, famous for its haunted bridal suite and lingering spirits. Along the way, hear chilling accounts of the "Servant Girl Annihilator", the UT Tower shooting, and whispers of the modern-day “Rainey Street Ripper.”

Discover the vibrant history of San Antonio on a self-guided audio tour along the iconic River Walk. This immersive experience takes you through centuries of rich narratives, from Spanish missions and Indigenous roots to the lively era of chili queens and saloons. As you stroll, enjoy captivating storytelling that reveals the architecture, culture, and identity shaped by the river’s flow. Each stop unveils unique insights, making the River Walk a living archive where every corner has a tale to tell. - Self-guided audio tour along the historic San Antonio River Walk - Explore Spanish missions, Indigenous origins, and cultural milestones - Engage with music, architecture, and history through vivid storytelling - Perfect for history buffs and casual explorers alike

Discover the darker side of Galveston on a ghost tour. Pass by mansions and other historical sights where spooky and mysterious things are said to have happened, and hear about the island's secrets, paranormal events, and haunted history that dates back 150 years. This tour is a fun way to learn a bit about Galveston's history.

Venture into the haunted corners of San Antonio after sunset and hear chilling tales of the city's spooky history. Take in storied landmarks like the Alamo, Cathedral, and other sights while delving into their dark past, plus learn about the most famous ghosts that still wander the streets in Old San Antonio with this family-friendly experience.

Tours on Friday, Saturday and Sunday begin at 7905 Old San Antonio Road. If you bought a Fri-Sun ticket, register at The Boil Shack & Petting Zoo. Arrive 30 minutes early for check-in. Tours Monday - Thursday start at Grapetown Vineyard 8142 Old San Antonio Road The Boil Shack offers a Petting Zoo, Sports Bar, Dance Hall & Live Music. It’s connected to the main farm. Register here, get wristbands, directions, and feed goats, alpacas & more. Our Veteran Owned Animal Sanctuary invites you for an intimate Hill Country experience. Enjoy scenic views, award-winning wines, and exotic animals on our family farm. Grapetown Vineyard has Fredericksburg’s only winery & giraffe encounter, full bar, and sanctuary. Home to giraffes, lemurs, zebras, kangaroos, ostriches, camels, bison, capybaras, mini cows, antelope, deer, pygmy goats & more. Visit the petting zoo, feed animals, take photos with a giraffe & enjoy a relaxing tram ride over 85 beautiful acres of Texas Hill Country!

This is our star tour, showing the very best speakeasy bars Austin has to offer—each with its own unique theme. We begin right at sunset at a hidden speakeasy disguised as a travel agency just outside downtown. This tiki-themed venue features vibrant, exotic décor, theatrical drinks, and unmatched creativity. From there, we head to a hidden luxury speakeasy tucked inside a casual Mexican restaurant, where the atmosphere and décor are breathtaking and the aesthetic alone is enough to consider this location one of Austin's best speakeasies! We then journey through the heart of downtown, sharing Austin’s rich history while passing landmarks such as the Texas State Capitol and the famously haunted Driskill Hotel. Then we slip into an exclusive speakeasy—accessible only by invitation—hidden in a back alley behind the Driskill. Intimate and luxurious, it serves some of the most unforgettable cocktails you’ll ever taste. This isn’t just a tour—it’s Austin’s ultimate speakeasy experience.

Get to know downtown San Antonio's dining scene on a walking food tour that takes care of all of the research and navigation for you. Try a diverse range of cuisines, from Mexican street-corn pizza to one of the city's best burgers. Learn about the city's history as you visit family-owned businesses and local favorites, avoiding any tourist traps.

Step beneath the streets and uncover a side of Houston most locals never even see. Our city-famous Tunnel Tour—rated the top city tour in Houston for over 8 years and running—takes you deep into the largest downtown tunnel system in the United States, where a vibrant underground world connects iconic skyscrapers, historical architecture, and modern business hubs. Escape the Texas heat in air-conditioned comfort as you explore this hidden metropolis, packed with fascinating stories, striking architecture, and unexpected surprises around every corner. You’ll visit award-winning buildings, discover the original Texas skyscraper and Houston’s oldest bank, and even snap unforgettable photos—including a stop inside a vintage 1959 BMW. Along the way, your guide will share insider secrets, rich history, and fun facts that bring Houston’s past and present to life. It’s part history tour, part architectural adventure, and all-around one of the most unique experiences in the city!

Learn about the death of the 35th President of the United States during this JFK Assination Highlights Tour. A guide will educate you on the events prior to, during, and following JFK’s assassination in 1963, leading your tour to the JFK Memorial Plaza, Dealey Plaza, and the Texas School Book Depository.

Discover the sordid history of Galveston while enjoying drinks in the city’s haunted bars and restaurants on this pub crawl. Meet your guide and group in the city center and hear stories about ghosts, murderers, and paranormal activity. Stop at the Railroad Museum, Saengerfest Park, Hendley Market, and much more throughout the night. Drinks are at your own expense.

Explore the profound and bizarre history surrounding the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, which took place in Dallas on November 22, 1963. This in-depth tour is narrated by an Emmy award-winning Journalist turned JFK Historian. It features a guided walk through Dealey Plaza, considered by many as the most fascinating place in Texas, the site where JFK was killed by an assassin's bullet. Our guide helps you understand the complicated history of the case, including the lore surrounding the infamous Grassy Knoll. Many people believe a second gunman was in this section of the plaza. The tour offers a unique blend of storytelling and multimedia presentations, providing original insight and content that goes beyond typical historical accounts. Whether you're a beginner to the case or not, this thought-provoking tour is entertaining for any level. Experience the most important murder case of modern time with this Epic Dallas Tour.

Galveston is full of awesome old mansions, but if you don’t know where to look for them, you could pass them by without noticing. Take this Galveston Mansions and Murder Walking Tour and see sights such as Moody Mansion while you hear about the creepy history of the city from your guide. Plus, a walking tour keeps you active as you trek on foot at a comfortable pace.