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New York City’s 15 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 was very informative. We enjoyed learning about the history of the area and the catacombs.”
NYPD detective-led mafia walk through East Village and Little Italy with full spaghetti, eggplant entrée, and Sicilian cannoli tastings.
“Love the concept of New York City police officers doing these tours. Got to see parts of the city that we had never seen before and make sure you bring your appetite. Highly recommend this.”
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.
“Generally a good tour, but a little long. Ryen provided good information but she was very hard to hear at times.”
Walk from the East Village to Little Italy with a retired NYPD detective, hear Mafia stories, and eat spaghetti plus full-size cannoli.
“Very interesting tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and shared great insight on the time period.”
Walk NYC’s Five Points, Chinatown, Little Italy, and the West Village with gangster stories, ghost stops, and Basilica of St Patrick entry.
“Great tour. Jackson was knowledgeable and interesting- great stories.”
Visit NYC’s only active Catholic catacombs by candlelight. Walk off-limits vaults, walled cemeteries, and see famous New Yorkers’ resting places.
“Leo was wonderful! Amazing history lesson, and we highly recommend it!”
Night walking ghost stories in Greenwich Village with free stops like Washington Square Hanging Tree, NYU, and more for $39.
“There is a lot of walking, but so worth it. Our guide Maddy was a very pleasant and knowledgeable person. She gave us a great tour of haunted sights in the West Village, NYC.”
A 2-hour private evening ghost walk through Greenwich Village, mixing spooky stories with local landmarks and offbeat stops for $80/person.
“This tour was just OK. We did learn some history but it wasn’t exciting or “scary”. Saw some great places in Greenwich village.”
A 2-hour Greenwich Village ghost tour with a small group, key haunted addresses, and real NYC history like the Triangle Fire sites.
1-hour Greenwich Village ghost tour at 8pm. Walk Washington Square Park, hear spooky stories, and learn why Waverly Place feels haunted.
“We tried to be patient but after 30 minutes of talking about bland history with no mention of ghosts, then another 30 that was meandering, not interestingly told and hard to hear with our big group we decide to give up and leave early. I’ve maybe written one other nageyive review in my life, try…”
Walk East Village and Little Italy with retired NYPD detectives, eat real Italian classics at John’s, and finish with a large Sicilian cannoli.
NYPD-guided mafia walk in East Village and Little Italy with VIP spaghetti at John’s, Sicilian cannoli, and true crime stories.
“Great tour! We hadden a taste of a real good spaghetti and at the end of the tour a great Cannoli! Dennis, our tourguide really got us into the story. Nice guy and passionate to tell us the stories about the maffia in Little Italy. With the earphones we could listen clearly to his stories.…”
NYC’s private gangster and mob walking tour covers Little Italy, Chinatown, and Five Points in about 2 hours with standout storytelling.
“Great tour lead by Tommy! Loved the history and stories that he shared about the mobs in NYC. Walking the streets of little Italy and learning about the rich history of the mob was very interesting”
NYC Little Italy mafia history walking tour with prohibition liquor wars, John Gotti, Lucky Luciano, Ravenite Social Club.
“The tour was amazing, our guide was exceptionally knowledgeable and we found the tour very interesting and informative and would highly recommend this tour. Thanks again for the wonderful experience ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
Walk Lower Manhattan’s mafia trail with a NYPD guide, Italian food stops, and a big Sicilian cannoli finish in Little Italy.
“We got an insider look at New York. We saw places that we didn’t know about and learned a lot of history. The food was delicious. Dennis, out guide, was incredible.”
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