Las Carretas

Join in on the mayhem, murder, and ghost stories in an exciting ghost hunting experience at Alamo City Ghost Tours, the top-voted ghost tour in America by USA Today and Tripadvisor. As the oldest ghost tour, you and a group of brave souls can seek out the age-old question, do ghosts exist? How? Starting with the ghostly tour guide, they will lead you through haunted buildings, hospitals, old battlefields, and disturbed graveyards as they tell you the storied wicked past at each site. Are you experiencing strange sensations or hearing unexplainable sounds? Here is your chance to stir up the restless spirit by using the EMF detectors that show magnetic fields, the digital thermometers for cold spots, the dowsing rods to locate energy, and the spirit box to communicate with ghostly beings.

Discover how experience grows curious minds, connects families, and transforms communities at the DoSeum, voted the best children's museum in the nation by USA Today. Empower your kids to be creative with various lights and sound phenomena at the Sensations Studio. Allow them to join the Spy Academy as they get to solve their way through a covert mission as a master spy. Permit them to experience the child-sized utopia in Little Town with immersive environments like an airplane, a trolly car, a VetOffice, a Taco Truck, and even an H-E-B. Let them tinker with simple machines as they imagine, create, and build at the Innovation Station, and unleash their story-making skills in an environment-based scenario at Imagine It! station.

Once home to the wealthiest merchants in San Antonio, the King William Historic District is where you will find preserved and historic Victorian-Era homes. Most homes are lived in by their current residents, while a few have been converted into shops and cafes, offering a stylish experience and fostering educational, recreational, and cultural activities. Take a stroll and enjoy any of the four self-guided walking tours, the King William Area Walking Tour, Along the Acequia Walking Tour, Along the Acequia Concepción, and Along the Acequia Madre.