Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours offers a spine-tingling journey through San Antonio's oldest districts, where guides share haunting tales of the city's history and paranormal encounters—all by candlelight. Guests can choose from walking tours, nighttime bus excursions, or even dinner tours at historic landmarks, with many reporting eerie, unexplained phenomena along the way. Don’t miss the Sisters Grimm Oddities Parlor inside the famously haunted Menger Hotel, where you’ll find gothic-inspired souvenirs and curiosities to remember your chilling experience.

Place de la Victoire is the beating heart of life in Pointe-a-Pitre, a picturesque park and plaza lined with palm trees, historic houses, and sidewalk cafes on three sides and the clear waters of the harbor on the fourth. The plaza is also the center of historical and cultural events, hosting festivals, concerts, and other events.

The Betsy Ross House is an 18th-century home believed to have been the residence of the renowned seamstress and flag-maker Betsy Ross. Legend has it that she sewed the first American flag here. Visitors are invited to tour the house and partake in the interactive exhibits and programs and even meet a Betsy Ross impersonator who works in the upholstery shop and can answer questions about her fascinating life.

The historic cloth factory of Księży Młyn was once an entire self-contained residential district, encompassing worker housing, a school and hospital. Much of it was destroyed during WWII, but parts of the former glory still remain intact, including the Herbst Palace where the industrialist families who one ran Księży Młyn used to reside.