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8 Eerie Paranormal Places In San Antonio That Are Worth Visiting

Prepare to be spooked.
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The fact that more horror movies haven't been filmed in San Antonio is pretty surprising considering how many haunted locations there are in the city. If this is news to you, prepare to be amazed by just how many haunted places in San Antonio there are to visit. Beware, because below are eight of the eeriest and most paranormal of them all.

Menger Hotel

Address: 204 Alamo Plz., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: Tours are offered to experience just how haunted this hotel is.

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Aztec Theatre

Address: 104 N Saint Marys St., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: It's been rumored that spirits and overworked projection operators still haunt the theatre to this day.

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Wonderland of the Americas

Address: 4522 Fredericksburg Rd., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: There are tours that reveal what's hidden underneath this massive building.

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The Alamo

Address: 300 Alamo Plz., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: Way too many people died here for it to not be haunted. Eek!

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Victoria's Black Swan Inn

Address: 1006 Holbrook, San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: This is reportedly the most haunted inn in San Antonio. They have tons of great events where you can sleepover on haunted grounds!

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Majestic Theatre

Address: 224 E Houston St., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: This historic building is home to much more than concerts and shows.

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Emily Morgan Hotel

Address: 705 East Houston St., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: This hotel was listed among the world's most haunted hotels.

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Cathedral of San Fernando

Address: 115 Main Plz., San Antonio, TX

Why You Need To Go: Bones, nails, and tattered military uniforms have been unearthed here. It's since been named one of the 30 most haunted places in the U.S.

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