Ghost & Vampire Tours in New York

Explore the spookier side of the 'Great White Way' with a 2-hour walking tour of haunted Broadway with a theater insider. Hear the inside scoops on fabulous Broadway stars - living and dead - and learn about the ghosts that linger in some of New York's most legendary theaters. Sing the creepiest anthems from dark Broadway musicals, then dance your way through an eerie stage number. Finish your tour with a glimpse of the future by booking optional session with a soothsaying tarot and palm reader.

Take a walk through a dark side of history on a ghost tour through Greenwich Village, one of New York's oldest neighborhoods. In addition to telling rarely-heard stories, your guide brings you to haunted locations that often go unnoticed by visitors and locals alike. To ensure a memorable experience, group size is capped at 20 or fewer.

Take a ghoulish and ghostly walk through the Crossroads of the World and wait for it...Hell's Kitchen and enjoy some craft cocktails along the way on Urban Village Tours' Times Square & Hell's Kitchen Ghost Pub Crawl.  See where some of the spooky ghosts reside inside some of Broadway's oldest and mysterious theaters.   Learn about the tragic story of the demise of a beautiful Ziegfeld girl.  Learn about the ghost who took a curtain call on opening night.  Learn about the members of the famous Round Table who still haunt the famous Algonquin Hotel.  Further learn about some of the spooks in Hell's Kitchen including a haunted former carriage house built in the eighteenth century.  Enjoy a libation from one of New York's oldest and most haunted bars where a Confederate soldier killed in a bar fight.  And of course, enjoy premium spirits poured by top bartenders along the way. $69 (includes one complimentary craft cocktail or comparable drink not to exceed $12) Tour Duration: 3 hours

Discover the dark side of Manhattan on a 2-hour private evening walking tour in Greenwich Village, known to be one of New York City's most haunted districts. Following a private guide, visit some of the neighborhood's creepiest locations, such as the Brown Building at New York University and Washington Square Park. Along the way, listen to stories of celebrity spirits, local phantoms, and more.