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New York City’s 7 most popular mafia, gangster & ghost tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
See New York’s only Catholic catacombs at Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, led by a live guide in candlelight for $38.
Most Popular“The guide James had a lot of interesting information. The tour could have been completed in less than an hour and a half. Candles were battery operated. With this said, I really did enjoy the tour!”
NYPD detective-led mafia walk through East Village and Little Italy with full spaghetti, eggplant entrée, and Sicilian cannoli tastings.
“This was a fun tour and an unusual way to explore one of the areas of New York. It was exciting to the walk streets and see places of the MOB. The food was delicious, definitely a highlight. The tour guide did set a cracking walking pace and sometimes it was difficult to catch up…”
A fun 2-hour walking tour of downtown NYC’s gangsters and ghosts, with stops in Little Italy, Chinatown, the West Village, and Washington Sq.
“This was very informative. Zach was a great tour guide and very helpful. He was willing to give recommendations to food and drink places as well.”
Walk from the East Village to Little Italy with a retired NYPD detective, hear Mafia stories, and eat spaghetti plus full-size cannoli.
“Fantastic time, the guide was passionate and knowledgeable, amazing to walk the same streets where organised crime in America was born.”
Walk NYC’s Five Points, Chinatown, Little Italy, and the West Village with gangster stories, ghost stops, and Basilica of St Patrick entry.
Visit NYC’s only active Catholic catacombs by candlelight. Walk off-limits vaults, walled cemeteries, and see famous New Yorkers’ resting places.
Night walking ghost stories in Greenwich Village with free stops like Washington Square Hanging Tree, NYU, and more for $39.
“Joel was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, there was no rush, was a very interesting and relaxed experience”
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