Accursed Albany Abyss Ghost Tours

About this event

Step into the shadows of New York’s capital and experience the #1 ghost tour in Albany, where centuries of history refuse to stay buried. On this immersive walking tour, you’ll follow lantern light through Albany’s historic district as expert local guides unravel eerie, well-documented tales tied to the city’s oldest streets. Operating nightly, year-round, this journey blends chilling atmosphere with real historical facts, revealing how Albany’s past—shaped by Dutch settlers, colonial power struggles, and Revolutionary War intrigue—still echoes after dark. Every corner feels alive with whispers as you move through a city that has stood since 1609, making it one of the oldest continuously settled places in the United States.

Your walk begins near the imposing New York State Capitol, a masterpiece of architecture long associated with reports of unexplained sounds and lingering apparitions tied to its long construction history. Nearby, the New York State Education Department adds another layer of mystery, with stories connected to its early 20th-century presence and late-night disturbances. You’ll pass the Major General Philip Schuyler Statue, where Albany’s Revolutionary legacy looms large, and continue on to Academy Park, home to the Revolutionary Soldiers Memorial, a solemn site honoring fallen soldiers and often linked to unsettling sightings. While the tour does not enter buildings, you’ll stand on undeniably haunted ground, covering about a mile of Albany’s most iconic and ghost-laden locations—so be sure to wear your most comfortable shoes as history unfolds beneath your feet.

Perfect for history lovers, paranormal fans, and curious night wanderers, this experience is also ideal for private groups, bachelorette parties, team outings, and special events, offering a memorable and atmospheric way to explore the city together. Whether you’re seeking spine-tingling stories or a deeper understanding of Albany’s past, this tour delivers an evening rich in mystery and meaning. Proudly USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-owned, and women- and minority-led, this ghost tour honors both the past and the people who continue to tell its stories—one haunting step at a time.