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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the chilling tales of Albuquerque's haunted past as you embark on this thrilling walking ghost tour. From the eerie Old Town Visitor Center to the ghostly Church Street Cafe, each location holds a dark history waiting to be uncovered. As you traverse through the haunted streets of Albuquerque, you will feel the hair on the back of your neck stand on end as you hear about the gruesome deaths, illicit activities, and financial disasters that have left a mark on this haunted city. Discover the enchanting allure of this lesser-known gem as you traverse a mile-long path through Albuquerque's historic and haunted neighborhoods. Spend your evening on grounds alive with ghostly tales and historic intrigue, where every step brings you closer to the whispers of the past. *Note: Tour stops listed are subject to change based on availability and season.

Dare to uncover the secrets lurking in Albuquerque’s shadows? Join Albucreepy for a spine-chilling journey through the city’s most haunted locales with author, historian and paranormal investigator, Cody Polston. As you ride the open-air Trolley, delve into ghostly legends and dark history while encountering spectral tales that will keep you on the edge of your seat. From historic cemeteries to notorious haunts, this tour promises the ultimate thrill for dark history and paranormal enthusiasts. As darkness falls, climb aboard and venture into the heart of Albuquerque’s most haunted sites. Albucreepy will transport you through the city's most cursed and chilling locations, where restless spirits and sinister histories converge. Featuring the following haunts: Historic Old Town Plaza, KiMo Theatre, Wool Warehouse, Hell's Half Acre (former Red Light District), Painted Lady Bed & Brew, Mount Calvary Cemetery and more.

Breaking Bad fans won’t want to miss this entertaining and action-packed tour that features many show locations only true fans will appreciate. See Walter White’s house, Saul’s office, Jesse’s RV junkyard, the car wash, Jane’s apartment, Jesse’s house and much more. Ride in an RV just like the one in the show and even have light breakfast at Los Pollos Hermanos. Your Breaking Bad knowledge will be tested with trivia from the show, so come prepared to win prizes. Locations may change depending on filming schedules.

Explore Albuquerque’s historic Old Town at your own pace with this GPS-enabled smartphone walking tour. Visit landmarks including San Felipe de Neri Church and Old Town Square, as well as hidden courtyards and the candy shop made famous by *Breaking Bad*. Along the way, gain insights into Indigenous cultures, conquistadors, settlers, and trade history—while enjoying total flexibility to pause, explore, and return anytime.

This is an audio, self-guided driving experience built for true fans—not a rushed bus stop tour. You’ll explore 12+ real Albuquerque filming locations used in Breaking Bad, guided by professionally produced narration with background music, precise Google Maps links, and careful, scene-accurate research. Go at your own pace, in your own car, with full context for each location—what was filmed there, how it was used, and how it fits into the story.

Enjoy a private cultural walking tour through Albuquerque’s historic core. Step into Old Town where ancient streets reflect a civilization older than the United States. Plaza Don Luis reveals Spanish colonial heritage and architectural elegance. Walk beside the Rio Grande and sense the region’s enduring cultural legacy. Discover the meaning behind La Jornada sculptures and their connection to early settlers. The Albuquerque Museum presents archaeological depth and artistic transformation. A peaceful visit near the Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe offers reflection within a classical setting. This experience blends history, architecture, and cultural heritage in an inspiring journey. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience

Experience the haunted history of Madrid, New Mexico, on this self-guided audio tour. Once a thriving coal-mining town, Madrid is now an iconoclastic artistic village, but its past lingers in the form of ghostly residents. Discover tales of the frightened red-headed girl seen in a basement, the predatory spirit known as The Croucher, and the infamous "Death Stairs" at the town's most haunted house. Visit eerie hotspots like the Mine Shaft Tavern, where good, bad, and pure evil linger, and Java Junction, where the upstairs is always “occupied.” Learn why the Engine House Theater is the heart of the town’s supernatural disturbances. As you explore, you’ll also encounter landmarks like the historic general store, the Coal Miners Museum, and local galleries showcasing Madrid’s artistic revival. Immerse yourself in the ghostly tales and eerie encounters at the very locations where they happened, and decide for yourself what to believe about Madrid's haunting history.

The highest, oldest capital city in the nation—and one of the oldest US cities, bar none—Santa Fe is littered with ghost stories, haunting tales, colorful characters, and inexplicable events. On this tour, follow your guide downtown, diving deep into the city’s spooky side, diving deep into some of the city’s best cocktails, and diving deep into a history only Santa Fe can offer.

PARK AT RAILROAD DEPOT MUESUEM FOR 9:30AM PICK-UP - Our Legendary Tour of Pancho Villa's Border Crossing will transport you back to the original sites of the infamous raid on the Village of Columbus, NM. America's first 9/11 happened at approx 4:12 a.m. March 9th, 1916 when 600+ "Villaistas" raided Columbus Army's Camp. 8 soldiers, 10 civilians and 200+ villaistas were killed. TOUR - Starting at the Cemetery to see the grave sites of the fallen soldiers and civilians from that explosive morning in and around the village and Camp Furlong military base. See the planes, tanks, and all the historical artifacts and fort ruins at the State Park or Museum. See the historical remains of the raid on the small downtown of the village. Tour the Historical Foundation Railroad museum By the end of this fun and factual historical event tour you're going to understand why the name "Pancho Villa" is known worldwide! DISCLAIMERS: Carpooling may be required Museum Closures Possible Trail Walking