My husband booked this free walking tour of downtown San Antonio for Friday morning at 9. It…read morelasted about two hours and was great. Jane was our guide and did a fantastic job. We started in the main Plaza where she gave a small history of that area. We then headed over to the Alamo and she gave a good explanation of everything there. Finally, we walked along the Riverwalk with a narrated history of the Riverwalk.

What an amazing experience and way to get introduced to a city! Brent the owner was our tour guide…read moreand is very passionate about his work and does a great job in storytelling. He is very knowledgeable about the history of Texas and brings a lot of authenticity and passion to the way he tells his story. Wish the tour was longer with food stops along the way where we would get a chance to hear the history and influence of Texan cuisine from Brent. This tour is a must do and should probably be the first thing on your list when visiting San Antonio.

Fun experience. We did the bus tour, which takes you a number of interesting places. Hostess was…read moreenergetic and charming, with lots of stories to tell. Kept the trip moving - no dead time.

I'm a sucker for a spooky tourist spot so I was really excited to find out about Sisters Grimm…read morewhile planning my first trip to Texas. The shop itself was wonderfully decorated and had a wide variety of books and souvenirs. I went to the shop a few times during the week we were there. All of the customer service staff at the shop were amazing, one of which went digging through boxes in the back for 5 minutes so they could find my size in a shirt I really wanted. Since my partner and I were there to celebrate my birthday, we decided to splurge for the bus tour so I could see the local cemeteries. Our tour guide was Lady Lex who had big theatre kid energy in the best way. She was incredibly engaging and patient with everyone who wanted to take a lot of photos. Our bus driver Robert was great as well. I was truly appreciative of Lady Alex's statement at the cemetery that while the stories are intriguing, ultimately they are about real people who lost their lives and we should respect the tragedy of that. While I love a good ghost/true crime story, I think it's important to humanize the subjects of those stories. Overall I had a fantastic time and was really thrilled to see the beautiful architecture of the Menger Hotel and local cemetery. I would definitely recommend the shop and the tour.

"I had an amazing experience with this ghost tour! Their customer service was top-notch--I had to…read morereschedule about three times, and each time, they were incredibly accommodating and kind. Our tour guide Celeste was absolutely fantastic--so animated, engaging, and full of fascinating stories. I walked away thoroughly entertained and learned so much. Highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a spooky, fun night out!"

Celeste was amazing! My husband and I were visiting from Austin and wondered into the shop. We were…read morewelcomed by Celeste who was just lovely from the start. She told us about the services they offered and the ghost tour than evening. Truly because of her we didn't hesitate. Later when arriving back for the tour we watched as Celeste gracefully handled multiple customers, closed up the shop and started our tour. She did an amazing job from start to finish, she was so fun and informative!! The tour was a perfect time and distance for us that evening and we highly recommend it!!!

Booked and paid for the Texas Hill Country tour through GetYourGuide. I arrived at the pickup point…read more30 minutes early. No vehicle ever came, and I received no call, message, or explanation from the company. A complete no-show with zero communication. I was left stranded with no time to arrange an alternative tour, and as an overseas visitor I couldn't rebook for another day. I emailed and called the company multiple times and have yet to hear back. Other online reviews reveal the same behaviour. Disappointing and unprofessional. If you're relying on this tour as part of a fixed itinerary, be aware it may not turn up.

This tour was great! The tour guide, Loretta was amazing. She shared so many interesting facts and…read morestories. I could tell she really loves what she does. I enjoyed the ranches, I especially liked Luckenbach. The live performances were such a treat. Getting to see so much of Texas, was well worth the money!

While I attended a convention and only able to catch the last 10 minutes of viewing part of the…read moreAlamo. I was just in time to hear the story about the Alamo. Monte, our storyteller, told us this story of the Alamo, I felt as though I was there! People gathered and it was free will offering into the hat. He was better than any taped headphone set. He was very knowledgeable and gave people his time to answer plenty of questions. Monte is a must see while at the Alamo plaza! He even mentioned he has other points of interest in town to tell about...I can't wait to visit again. Monte will be on my list.

The guide never showed up. They did not answer their phones when we attempted to call to see why…read moreno one showed up. We ended up doing the standard audio tour after waiting 30 minutes past the scheduled time (after arriving 25 minutes early). I've called them several times (never returned my messages). I've emailed them for a refund (never replied). Extremely poor service. We were so excited for this tour. While it is not a large amount of money that we are out - it is the principle. Very let down.

~My son & I visited this museum over the weekend. The staff was so kind! The gentleman that was…read morethere was so welcoming & the woman was very informative. We took our time going through the entire museum inside & out. There were thousands of dolls! Most of them very creepy! They also have lots of interesting trinkets, most of which are for sale as well. We took lots of pics and had a fun time! It's not expensive so go for a tour, especially if you like haunted houses!

From the owner: We are a creepy-cute doll museum. We also have a curiosity, oddities & collectibles gift shop…read moreinside a charming old haunted house.

Absolutely the best way to experience the natural beauty of the San Antonio River and the history…read moreof the Missions. Theresa led us on a guided bike tour on the Mission Reach Trail and shared her knowledge and passion for the culture, architecture, and ecosystem. Using ear piece technology she easily communicated with us during the tour, ensured our safety, and planned plenty of water and bathroom breaks. The electric bikes were comfortable and easy to use. Thanks to "T" for providing such a memorable tour.

From the owner: T's Tours offers walking tours of downtown San Antonio and step-on guide services, all showcasing…read morelocal history, art and culture. T's Tours is owned by "T the Tour Guide", a professionally certified, experienced and local tour guide. She has been conducting tours in San Antonio since 2019 and loves showing off San Antonio to visitors and locals. Every tour is an experience - every tour is an adventure - come and explore with T's Tours.

Jesse did a phenomenal job in providing historical stories, both scary and in depth to our family…read moreduring our stay in San Antonio. The ghost stories were both chilling and jaw-dropping at times if in San Antonio and you want a good ghost tour definitely check out Jesse.

Such a fun tour! Jesse is a great story teller. My family and I did the future ghost tour and even…read moremy 9 year old was engaged. The history of San Antonio is interesting and Jesse, our tour guide, gave us a condensed version that made me want to learn more. Thanks Texas Ghost Tour for a fun afternoon! Would definitely recommend for anyone interested in learning about the city and the spirits that remain. The tour is kid friendly and only about 3/4 mile walk which includes some time to sit. Our tour was at 6:30 and lasted about 90 minutes.

A short short walk from the Alamo to get started and it's a lovely time to talk here and sort of…read morefeel you are in another world is almost doesn't feel like Texas at all with hotels and restaurants and bars lined up on each side of the river along with boats in the water It's a lovely stroll of a time with plenty of options to enjoy food or drinks or both and people watch! And it's free to just walk so go do it!

Venice in Texas, a slightly cooler treat than at street level, with shade, outdoor art, proximity…read moreto shopping and history, and boating if you like. Restaurant stops, drinks, shopping, tourist shopping, and art and interpreted history all in one excursion. If you're not from the south the landscaping alone is worth exploring. Exits are often, so you can have as much river walk as you'd like and spend whatever you like, beyond the trapezoid downtown and the Alamo connect. If you're feeling industrious the river is within reach of all your missions in the National Park system, 10 miles south of downtown, and Breckenridge Park's Japanese Tea Garden to the north. Bridge crossings and ramps throughout are helpful. You can make this a river walk or a shopping trip, it can be as budget friendly as you like.

Booked Gary for a couple of hours. We went thru the Alamo and then went on a walking tour of…read moredowntown San Antonio. Gary was a fount of information on the Alamo and the various architectural features in downtown SA - real interesting. We also got the scoop on the various dining options. That alone was worth the price. I recommend Gary when you need a guide.

Quite impressive, this is touring of another level, especially compared to others in this city of…read moreSan Antonio.