During the day, I don’t believe in ghosts.
At night, I’m a little more open-minded.

- Folk saying

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Ghosts of
Greenwich Village

Step into the shadows of Greenwich Village on this 2-hour haunted walking tour where history and mystery intertwine. Hear chilling tales of the restless souls beneath Washington Square Park, prohibition-era spirits said to linger at an old speakeasy, women condemned in a former prison, and victims of one of the worst work-place disasters in NYC history. From phantom footsteps to ghostly figures, discover why the Village is one of NYC’s most haunted neighborhoods.

*Tour contains dark themes and descriptions. May not be suitable for all children, parental guidance recommended.

Itinerary

  • Meet at 3 Sheridan Sq. Your guide will have a small yellow flag.
    Hear the stories of some of the 20+ ghosts said to inhabit this pre-Revolution carriage house.

  • Imagine this home in its heyday as a 1920's speakeasy run by the charming and corrupt mayor of NYC. More than the smell of spirits linger here.

  • This former courthouse, jail, and women's prison is haunted by spirits of those done wrong by the system. Feel a chill as you hear their stories.

  • Take in the stories of "The Most Haunted House in New York", including brushes with former resident Mark Twain.

  • Hear the fascinating (and blood-chilling) history of this iconic park, including the story of the last public execution in NYC and the remains of plague victims still beneath your feet.

  • Hear about the horrifying fire that lead to the deaths of 146 workers, and the souls said to still haunt the halls.

  • Hear about one of the most consistent ghost sightings in NYC, that of a daughter who never changed, and never left.