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New Braunfels is a town rich in history with some spooky and colorful tales.

Join us for a spine tingling, exciting and historic 90-minute ghost walk through downtown New Braunfels. You will learn about ghosts, haunts and murderous pasts.

• 90-minute ghost walk

Tours begin at 8 PM unless otherwise noted.

Private tours for groups of 10 or more available at a discounted price. Contact the tour operator for more information.

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I ain’t afraid of no ghost: must-do new braunfels ghost tours.

Calling all history buffs with a flair for the paranormal: New Braunfels has a tour of its sometimes-checkered past and definitely haunted downtown area and this is the perfect time of the year to do it. New Braunfels Ghost Tours is a 90-minute walking tour of downtown New Braunfels. During the tour, you’ll learn about the fascinating history of this town; a town whose written history dates back to 1845 but was inhabited by Native Americans prior to that – and quite possibly still is.

Teacher by Day, Ghost-Enthusiast by Night

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New Braunfels Ghost Tours  were started almost four years ago by an elementary teacher, Anita Carrera, as a way to earn a little extra money during the summer. Well, Carrera’s informative and highly entertaining tours of downtown New Braunfels were such a hit with tourists and locals alike, that the company has expanded to include weekend tours throughout the year. As Carrera says, the tours are good for downtown businesses, because (contrary to popular belief) the rumor of your business being haunted isn’t always a bad thing – publicity is publicity – and anything that gets people interested in your business is good.

New Braunfels’ Spirits Have Many Stories to Tell

As Carrera’s tours have grown in popularity, so have the ghost tales that she tells. When the business first started, Carrera was relying heavily on written history and hearsay about which places in downtown New Braunfels were haunted. But, as word spread about what she was doing, more people came out of the woodwork (so-to-speak!) to tell their own, personal tales of encounters with the spirits in the very places where Carrera was guiding her patrons. From bartenders at local saloons who regularly witness unattended beer bottles go sliding across the bar, to bakery owners who hear children’s laughter in the wee hours of the morning, most of the buildings in downtown New Braunfels have a story to tell.

I’m Here for the Boos

Once a month, Carrera and her “ghost host,” fellow elementary teacher, Kathryn Chapman, host a Haunted Pub Crawl . During the pub crawl, you’ll visit five haunted bars in downtown New Braunfels and perhaps have a drink with a spirit or two. The pub crawls have proven to be extraordinarily successful for Carrera. As opposed to the 90-minute walking tour, the pub crawl lasts three hours and it’s very common for visitors of the pub crawl to witness something mysterious on these tours.

We won’t spoil the fun and tell you all of the tales of ghostly apparitions, jilted brides, and angry district clerks who still visit many of the buildings in downtown New Braunfels – you’ve got to take the tour yourself to hear those stories. But one thing is for certain: A town with as much history as New Braunfels is bound to have some stories to tell…some from the grave. To learn more about New Braunfels Ghost Tours, visit their website or follow them on Facebook .

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90 minute haunted, historical ghost walk of downtown NB Tours take off at 8:00 pm We meet in front of Naegelin’s Bakery Some of our stops: Prince Solms Inn, Courthouse, Faust Hotel, Brauntex, Phoenix Saloon and Old City Hall We also have Haunted Pub Crawls once a month Private tours and private haunted pub crawls are available Join us if you dare.

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Experience New Braunfels in a whole new way! From a historic self-guided walking tour, spooky ghost tour, the Hill Country Craft Beer Trail, and guided bus tours, there's a tour to fit anyone's idea of fun.

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Leave your keys and worries behind! The Night Moves shuttle is available for safe, convenient rides to Gruene and Downtown New Braunfels. After you've had a great time, the shuttle will take you back to your hotel.

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Haunted New Braunfels: The Faceless Ghost of Faust Hotel

During the 1920s, the New Braunfels community decided their town was in need of a luxurious hotel .

Local businessman Walter Faust took charge over the project and the hotel was opened in October of 1929, just two weeks before the stock market crash.

Despite the financial strain of the Great Depression, the hotel remained open.

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New Braunfels’ Most Historic Hotel

Updated 2/11/2020 – Over the next several decades, the hotel grew worn, and much of its original furniture had been removed due to disrepair.

But in 2009, Powerohm Properties decided to purchase the hotel and return it to its former glory.

Renovations quickly began, but it’s believed it isn’t just dust that was dug up.

After the renovation, many guests began to experience paranormal activity at the Faust Hotel.

Many have said that water mysteriously goes on and off in their hotel rooms during their stay.

A few have even claimed to have seen a full bodied apparition in one of the hotel’s hallways.

But Lisa experienced something far more intense during her stay a couple years ago.

“A girlfriend of mine had just moved to New Braunfels a few months prior, and I decided to pay her a surprise visit,” she told us.

“My plan was to check into a hotel the first night and show up at her work the following morning with a huge breakfast spread.

I remember her taking a picture of a very pretty hotel when she first moved to Texas, and after I arrived in town I realized it was the Faust Hotel.

So I decided to splurge a little and stay there during my mini-vacation ,” Lisa smiled.

From Bad to Worse

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“I checked into my room during the late afternoon and I decided to take a nap.

While I slept I had a strange dream where I saw myself walking in the hotel through the eyes of someone behind me .

I looked down at my foreign body and I saw that my feet—or rather, the stranger’s feet—weren’t touching the ground while she walked.

“Nevertheless she followed my body with such an intensity, it really creeped me out.

I woke up and told myself it was nothing, just a weird dream .

But things quickly escalated when I returned to my room after dinner,” Lisa whispered.

“I decided to take a bath, and as I leaned over the tub to check the temperature of the water, I realized my reflection was…strange.

Sure, I was expecting it to be a little blurry and distorted, but I couldn’t see any of my features.

“My face just looked like a fleshy void.

I told myself the surface of the water and the soap I had added was just making it look that way, and I proceeded to take my bath.

But when I got out of the tub and went to brush my teeth…

“The only thing I saw in the mirror was skin—no eyes, nose, mouth…it was the most terrifying thing I had ever seen.

“I quickly threw on my clothes and decided to confront the manager of the hotel.

Maybe it was some sick joke or something,” Lisa shrugged, not looking convinced.

“But when I went out into the hallway, I saw this ghostly apparition standing at the other end of the hall.

She was just standing there, but I knew deep in my gut I had been inside HER body during my dream.

I turned to go to the office down the other end of the hallway, but she was there also, just standing there, watching me.

“I screamed and screamed until a hotel staff member came and found me.

I packed up my bags and I left New Braunfels that night, without even seeing my friend.”

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Haunted Places in New Braunfels, Texas

Faust Hotel

New braunfels, texas.

There have been newspaper articles written about this hotel's ghost. It has been seen drifting in the hallways on an upper floor, floating through closed doors, and turning the water and electricity on an off, among other things.

Adobe Verde

Once a 1920s electric cotton gin and now a Tex-Mex restaurant, Adobe Verde is the home of Frank, a ghost who likes to play pranks. According to local legend, Frank was a groundskeeper and a victim of unrequited love--he hanged himself from the rafters, and his spirit never left the ...

Texas Lutheran University

Seguin, texas.

The Wupperman Theatre is said to house the ghost of a small girl wearing a blue dress, and she seems to want to play hide-and-seek. Lights flicker and the trap door opens by itself at times. In the Trinity Building dorm, lights can be seen to flicker on and off, ...

Milam Street

Milam Street is haunted, locals say, by a headless ghost. Although the ghost's identity is unknown, his pattern is unwavering: He walks from Riverside Cemetery due north. He's thought to be a Confederate soldier who lost his head to a cannonball.

Woman Hollering Creek

Schertz, texas.

This creek was most probably named after the La Llorona myth. La Larona (the Weeping Woman) is the hispanic boogey-woman. She appears everywhere and the story is always the same: a woman drowns her child in a river/lake/ocean/pond/drainage ditch/bathtub and then spends all eternity wailing for her ...

Devil's Backbone

Canyon lake, texas.

This beautiful scenic spot in Texas hill country is said to be haunted by a Native American cattle herder named Drago, a fatally injured miner's widow, and the spirit of a wolf. Other spirits seen here include Confederate soldiers, Spanish monks, and an apparition that appears on the hoods of ...

Thompson Island Bridge

San marcos, texas.

Thompson Island Bridge is said to be a favorite spot for the spirit of a Confederate soldier. His apparition, with his rifle, is said to appear more often before or during times of war. According to legend, the man lived in a nearby cabin and had made a promise with ...

Comanche Lookout Park

San antonio, texas.

Built by a local man long ago who wanted his home to look like a castle, this property is now owned by the city of San Antonio.  It is said that strange lights are often seen coming out of the tower.

Stage Stop Ranch

Fischer, texas.

Guests and people driving by have reported seeing a shadowy figure hanging from a tree near the front of the ranch, as well as a wagon that drives past by itself late at night. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Spanish Main Apartments

Numerous sightings of a little boy in period clothing roaming the apartment complex. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Victoria's Black Swan Inn

A variety of ghostly activity has been claimed at this current wedding venue. Full-body apparitions, dolls moving location, eerie music, cold spots, doors opening and closing under their own volition and other haunted happenings.

Fort Sam Houston

The Officer's Quarters are said to be haunted. People claim that items move around on their own volition and people claim to see lights when there is no one there.

McNay Art Museum

The mistress of the home where the art museum is housed is said to haunt the west wing of the museum. Staff and visitors often claim to hear her humming and some claim to have seen her.

The San Marcos River Entity

Luling, texas.

An invisible presence haunts the banks of the San Marcos River. An ominous feeling and impressions in the grass mark the place where the invisible presence passes.

North Star Mall

Allegedly haunted by "shadows" that brush past you and whisper your name.

Alamo Quarry Theatre

Rumors abound that there was a body buried in the foundation of the theater. In addition, people claim there are cold spots and issues with the lights. Some people who claim to have worked there say they've seen the ghost of a child in the projection room.

Brackenridge Villa Mansion - Fernridge

Alamo heights, texas.

If you go to other websites, you'll see this stunning piece of haunting "evidence": There is proof that this place has been lived on for 7.000 years! Wow. And what does that have to do with it being haunted? We aren't sure, but other sites claim to find that ...

University of the Incarnate Word

In the main administration building, which was built in 1922, there is said to be a spirit of a little boy playing with a bouncng ball on the 3rd floor. The 4th floor was once used as a quarantine area for TB, and many spirits are said to linger from ...

Caribbean Apartments - Willow Run Apartments

Formerly a motel, these apartments have lingering spirits from their violent early days. Crying women, running children's footsteps, and loud thumps can be heard; lights and toilets will activate on their own; and children who reside here are said to occasionally see and play with children's spirits.

Bullis House Inn Bed and Breakfast

The old inn was built in 1906 on the grounds of the site of an old prison, and inn staff and guests have seen the apparition of an American Indian chief roaming the second floor the inn. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Trinity University

At the Chapman Graduate Center, you may feel an intense desire to get out of the building. At the Holt Center, you may experience a similar feeling.

Terrell Castle - Lambermont

Haunted by the former owner who committed suicide there. In addition there are apparently ghostly children who play on the stairs.

Seton Edgar B. Davis Hospital

Mr. Davis himself is said to haunt this hospital. Staff have reported that doors open and close by themselves and medicine has been knocked to the ground before their eyes.

Emily Morgan Hotel

This website strives to be a cut above other haunted websites. If you go to practically any other "ghost site" that all seem to have the same stock entries on 'haunted hotspots' you will find an entry like this under the Emily Morgan Hotel: "Floor nine is a very ...

Nearly 2,000 people died at the Battle of the Alamo. So much death and bloodshed and so much resulting restless spirit activity have led some people to claim that the Alamo is one of the most haunted places in America. Claims of the Alamo being haunted began mere weeks after ...

Menger Hotel

This hotel is apparently haunted by dozens of ghosts, including (allegedly) Teddy Roosevelt. As one of the oldest hotels in Texas, it is only natural that many people would have stayed and some would have died within its walls, which might lead to the absolute plethora of ghosts.

The Alamodome

Legend says that the ghoulish figure of a woman haunts the parking lot. In addition a worker who was killed during the construction of the Alamodome is also said to haunt the halls.

St. Anthony Hotel

People have claimed to see strange moving shadows, full-body apparitions and other ghostly occurrences at the St. Anthony hotel. Supposedly the tenth floor has the most activity.

Crowne Plaza

The Crowne Plaza is allegedly haunted by ghostly footsteps, strange shadows and feelings of being watched or followed. Note: this hotel has been rebranded to "Wyndham San Antonio Riverwalk."

Camberley Gunter Hotel

Although no body was ever found, a blood-soaked room indicated that something had gone seriously amiss at the Camberley Gunter Hotel. Legend has it that a woman was murdered there in the 1960's and an unsuspecting maid walked in on the murderer as he was escaping out the fire escape ...

Institute of Texas Cultures

You may experience the phantom smell of pipe smoke, and hear footsteps in the audiovisual room. There is an 1898 hearse that is said to open by itself, and books are sometimes rearranged in the library.

Marriott Plaza San Antonio

Allegedly haunted by the ghost of a woman who lived on the property prior to it being a hotel.

Cadillac Bar

Haunted by the former owner and a former employee. The malevolent activity is (of course) attributed to the female employee while the former owner is apparently benign and just prone to appearing in the storage area.

Alamo Street Theater - San Antone Cafe

Allegedly haunted by a ghost in white that some believe is the spirit of a former actor named Margaret. As of 2013 the building is closed and listed for sale.

Christus Santa Rosa Hospital

Allegedly haunted by a headless nun.

Buda Antique Mall

Buda, texas.

The antiques mall is rumoured to be haunted by four spirits, including a ghostly cat and a female presence that is attached to an armoire located at the rear of the store. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Our Lady of the Lake University

Long dead nuns continue to roam the campus as well as the mischievous ghost that alums have taken to calling Jack. Jack is blamed for every prank and missing item in the dorms (which probably tickles live pranksters to no end).

Mission San José

The legend surrounding the mission's rose window starts with one of its builders, a stonemason whose beloved fell ill and passed away. The rose window was made in her memory, and the stonemason made a memorial surrounding it. Some folks say the woman's ghost can be seen looking out her ...

Stinson Field Ghost - San Jose Burial Park Cemetery

Blue lights may appear over some of the graves here, and they may even be visible from the road as you drive past.

Devil's Bridge

It is said that the darkness inside is so dense that headlights can't penetrate it for more than a few feet. It is also said that someone or something will catch rocks thrown inside; the thrower will not hear the rock land.

Abandoned Asylum

Although this place boasts a number of ghostly activities -screaming, moaning, doors opening and closing of their own volition -this property is owned by the county and you are just as likely to encounter a police officer arresting you for trespassing than a ghost. There have been numerous prosecutions for ...

El Camaroncito - The Player's Club

The Devil likes to dance! Who wouldn't really, but there is a widely spread and widely-believed story that the Devil himself actually paid a visit to the El Camaroncito dance hall back in the day. The story goes thus: A handsome man entered the bar and immediately enchanted a ...

Ghost Tracks

Legend has it that a school bus full of children was killed by a train at the intersection. They now claim that if you put your car in neutral and stop near the tracks, unseen ghosts will push your car across. (If you decide to attempt this, do ...

The Huebner-Onion House

Leon valley, texas.

Ghosts of former inhabitants are said to haunt the house. People claim to hear noises that indicate someone is climbing the stairs.

Santikos Century Plaza 8 - Mayan Palace 14

Now the Mayan Palace 14 theatre, rumor claims that at night you can hear banging on the ceiling and the sounds of chains being dragged. What precisely is supposed to be making "chain dragging noises" (Marley's ghost??) is unclear, but rumor claims it's true, therefore who are we to ...

Chinese Graveyard

White mists have been seen at the graveyard.

Country Spirit - La Mansion

Boerne, texas.

La Mansion Mexican restaurant, formerly El Chaparral and before that, Country Spirit, is said to be haunted by three ghosts named David, Augustine and Fred. David is the spirit of a teen who, according to local lore, drowned in the upstairs bathroom's claw-foot tub and he still haunts that room. ...

Boerne Emporium

The 1908 antique store is haunted by a young boy in old-fashioned clothing. Running footsteps and ghostly laughter have also been reported here. (Submitted by Callum Swift)

Dienger Building - Boerne Public Library

Dienger Building or Boerne Public Library was built by Joseph and Ida Dienger in 1887. It was originally a dry-goods grocery store with the family living quarters upstairs. When the city purchased the building in 1991, ghost stories began to be told. Locals saw lights going on and off in ...

Ye Kendall Inn

At Ye Kendall Inn, according to local lore, reside the spirits of Erastus and Sarah Reed, who bought the land on which the inn stands in 1859. The Old Reed House, as it was called back then, was a stagecoach stop. Reports say the spots most often visited by the ...

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Take a break from your 9 to 5 at this Dolly Parton-themed Airbnb in New Braunfels

Tumble out of bed, stumble to your laptop and look at this: a Dolly Parton-themed Airbnb rental in New Braunfels.

How fun, right?

The Airbnb runs $346 a night and is located just outside of Gruene. The rental sleeps up to eight people and includes two bedrooms, each with a King-sized mattress. Dolly Parton quotes and imagery are located throughout the cottage, which is covered in pink decor.

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The cottage totals roughly 1,200 square feet and has great reviews online. One customer called it the "cutest little cottage in Texas," and another called the Dolly theme perfection.

The cottage includes a pool, porch, fire pit, a bathtub and more.