One More Moment – Ghosts of Austin
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⏱️ Total Flexibility: Start, pause, and resume whenever you want.
🧩 Gamified Discovery: Solve 11 location-based puzzles to unlock hidden stories and secret spots.
📍 Starting Point: Place des Abbesses, Montmartre.
🛡️ Free Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours before your planned start for a full refund.
🌐 Available In: 🇬🇧 English 🇪🇸 Español
Places you will visit
11
It will take you
42-72 mins
You will walk
3940 steps
Total distance
3 km
Route you will explore
Starting point Texas State Capitol Building
1099 Congress Ave, Austin, TX 78701, USAFinish point Hofheintz-Reissig Store (Moonshine Grill)
303 Red River St, Austin, TX 78701, USAAbout this quest
The voices have always been with you—soft whispers echoing through your mind, calling out from beyond. You’ve learned to live with them.
But everything changed the day your sister joined them. Now, haunted by her final words, you walk the streets of Austin, following traces of the past and hoping for one more moment with her.
In this deeply emotional and mysterious quest, you’ll explore Austin’s eerie landmarks and shadowy corners, solving real-world puzzles as you uncover stories long forgotten. It’s more than a walk—it’s a journey through grief, memory, and connection. Bring someone close and step into a story where love lingers, and the line between the living and the dead begins to blur.
Will you find her?
Highlights
Discover Austin’s haunted hotels along historic 7th Street.
Uncover chilling ghost stories tied to Texas government figures.
Follow a forgotten trail linking America’s first serial killer to a world-famous assassin.
Solve real-world puzzles as you explore eerie alleys and iconic landmarks.
A thrilling ghost-themed mystery walk—perfect for friends, couples, or solo adventurers.
The mission: Your story in Austin
What does she need you to find? And what truths lie buried in the silence between the whispers?
Landmarks & Hidden Gems Included
The Texas State Capitol Building
The Texas Governor’s Mansion
- Best at night
- Don’t enter the places, not part of the experience
- Use the phone flashlight for clues if needed
Ratings and Reviews
182 ratings
Mariah Galbreath
Chelsea Holzer
Marie Murphy
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Compare Questo vs. Guided Walking Tours
| Feature | Regular Guided Tours | Questo |
|---|---|---|
| Flexibility | Fixed schedules & no pausing | Start, pause, and resume anytime |
| Privacy | Crowds of up to 30 strangers | Private experience for your group only |
| Pricing | $30-$40 per person | Affordable per-group pricing |
| Availability | Requires advance booking | Instant access 24/7/365 |
| Experience | Passive listening to a guide | Active gamification; you solve the mystery |
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Frequently asked questions
Want something spooky + heartfelt for a moonlit walk?
Yes. In Ghosts of Austin, you wander Austin’s historic 7th Street and haunted landmarks after dusk, solving puzzles while memories and ghost stories swirl. It’s emotional, a little eerie, and excellent for sharing a quiet moment with someone special.
Is this quest okay if I’m travelling with teens or older kids?
Definitely. The ghost stories are intense but not horrifying; the puzzles are clever. Places like the Texas State Capitol & Governor’s Mansion look majestic at night and can be awe-inspiring. Just take breaks, maybe grab tacos in between clues.
Can a group of friends turn this into a game night?
Absolutely. Split into teams or work as one crew to beat the clock. The mix of ghost tales, downtown sights, and shared problem-solving makes for a night full of laughs and surprises.
I’m local—will this show me parts of Austin I haven’t noticed before?
For sure. Between the haunted hotels on 7th Street, whispers about lost voices, and forgotten trails, there are stories hidden in plain sight—details locals often walk past. This quest reveals them beautifully.
How much time and walking does it involve?
Plan on about 60–90 minutes and roughly 2–3 km of strolling. You control the pace—stop for tacos, music, or photos and pick up right where you left off.
