

by Ghost City Tours of Charleston
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$69.98The Galveston Haunted Pub Crawl Walking Tour lasts about two hours and covers a route through several historic bars, pubs, and notable haunted locations in Galveston. The tour begins at Brews Brothers, where participants can purchase and enjoy local and regional Texas beers. A guide leads the group on a walking route that includes stops at various sites where ghost stories and historical facts are shared. Early stops include tales of a ghost named Sara and other spirits said to haunt nearby buildings. The tour continues to Saengfest Park, where the history of the "hanging tree" used for public executions is explained. Next, the guide discusses the 1863 Battle of Galveston and the hauntings related to Civil War soldiers. At 3 Doors Down, guests may buy specialty drinks such as lemon drops made with fresh lemons and a shot called the "little beer." The route then covers the American National Insurance Annex, also known as the Suicide Building, with stories about its dark past. The ghost of Charles Francis Coughlan is discussed at the next stop. The Oleander Hotel, located in the red light district and reputed to be heavily haunted, is another key location on the crawl. The final stop is the Press Box, a local favorite with a "Cheers" atmosphere, situated in one of Galveston’s oldest buildings, where participants can purchase drinks. Alcoholic beverages are not included in the tour price. The guide provides all historical and ghost-related commentary while leading the entire walking crawl.
Brews Brothers
Participants can buy and enjoy local and regional beers from around Texas at this bar.
10 min
Unknown location with ghost of Sara
Guests hear the story of Sara, a ghost reportedly seen roaming this building.
10 min
Haunted building
The guide shares accounts of spirits said to haunt this particular building.
10 min
Saengfest Park
The history of Saengfest Park is discussed, including the "hanging tree" where public executions occurred.
10 min
Battle of Galveston site
Details about the 1863 Battle of Galveston are shared along with stories of Civil War soldier ghosts haunting the area.
10 min
3 Doors Down
Visitors may purchase drinks here, including lemon drops made with fresh lemons and a small shot called the "little beer" that tastes like soft serve ice cream.
10 min
American National Insurance Annex (Medical Arts Building)
The history of this building is explained, including why it is nicknamed the Suicide Building.
10 min
Ghost of Charles Francis Coughlan location
The guide recounts stories related to the ghost of Charles Francis Coughlan.
10 min
Oleander Hotel
The history of the Oleander Hotel in the red light district is covered, including claims that it is more haunted than the city cemetery.
10 min
Press Box
The tour concludes at this local favorite bar in one of Galveston’s oldest buildings, where guests can purchase drinks in a setting with a "Cheers" vibe.
10 min
This tour will begin in front of the Shearn-Moody Plaza (25th & Strand), also known as The Railroad Museum.
End point
The tour will conclude Shearn-Moody Plaza.


by Ghost City Tours of Charleston
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$69.98The Galveston Haunted Pub Crawl Walking Tour lasts about two hours and covers a route through several historic bars, pubs, and notable haunted locations in Galveston. The tour begins at Brews Brothers, where participants can purchase and enjoy local and regional Texas beers. A guide leads the group on a walking route that includes stops at various sites where ghost stories and historical facts are shared. Early stops include tales of a ghost named Sara and other spirits said to haunt nearby buildings. The tour continues to Saengfest Park, where the history of the "hanging tree" used for public executions is explained. Next, the guide discusses the 1863 Battle of Galveston and the hauntings related to Civil War soldiers. At 3 Doors Down, guests may buy specialty drinks such as lemon drops made with fresh lemons and a shot called the "little beer." The route then covers the American National Insurance Annex, also known as the Suicide Building, with stories about its dark past. The ghost of Charles Francis Coughlan is discussed at the next stop. The Oleander Hotel, located in the red light district and reputed to be heavily haunted, is another key location on the crawl. The final stop is the Press Box, a local favorite with a "Cheers" atmosphere, situated in one of Galveston’s oldest buildings, where participants can purchase drinks. Alcoholic beverages are not included in the tour price. The guide provides all historical and ghost-related commentary while leading the entire walking crawl.
Brews Brothers
Participants can buy and enjoy local and regional beers from around Texas at this bar.
10 min
Unknown location with ghost of Sara
Guests hear the story of Sara, a ghost reportedly seen roaming this building.
10 min
Haunted building
The guide shares accounts of spirits said to haunt this particular building.
10 min
Saengfest Park
The history of Saengfest Park is discussed, including the "hanging tree" where public executions occurred.
10 min
Battle of Galveston site
Details about the 1863 Battle of Galveston are shared along with stories of Civil War soldier ghosts haunting the area.
10 min
3 Doors Down
Visitors may purchase drinks here, including lemon drops made with fresh lemons and a small shot called the "little beer" that tastes like soft serve ice cream.
10 min
American National Insurance Annex (Medical Arts Building)
The history of this building is explained, including why it is nicknamed the Suicide Building.
10 min
Ghost of Charles Francis Coughlan location
The guide recounts stories related to the ghost of Charles Francis Coughlan.
10 min
Oleander Hotel
The history of the Oleander Hotel in the red light district is covered, including claims that it is more haunted than the city cemetery.
10 min
Press Box
The tour concludes at this local favorite bar in one of Galveston’s oldest buildings, where guests can purchase drinks in a setting with a "Cheers" vibe.
10 min
This tour will begin in front of the Shearn-Moody Plaza (25th & Strand), also known as The Railroad Museum.
End point
The tour will conclude Shearn-Moody Plaza.