New Mexico has a rich haunted history. If you’re dying to get a taste of local history (while also sipping a drink), you will have a great time on the Taverns and Tales Tour from the Albucreepy Ghost Walk. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t soon forget.

You’ll tour the area of Albuquerque known as Old Town and the Sawmill District, founded by Governor Francisco Cuervo y Valdez. The town was founded in 1706 and the oldest building in town is from 1793. Your guide will thrill and terrify you with legends of the local cryptids, such as La Llorona, El Chupacabra, and El Cucuy, as well as the local tragedies and hauntings you pass.
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From the moment you arrive at the Box Office, you’ll be walking on haunted grounds! Albucreepy Ghost Walk is located inside The Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town.
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1. Garduño's of Mexico Restaurant & Cantina at Old Town
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Garduño's has a lovely garden patio and authentic regional cuisine in a hacienda-style setting. Get ready for spooky stories of dark days past while you sip a striking margarita.

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2. The Taproom at Old Town
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Your next stop is The Taproom. With homemade, flavored vodkas and a penchant for creative cocktails, you’ll have to find more room to snack on their updated spin on Asian comfort food.
3. Ponderosa Brewing Company
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Last but not least, your tour ends at Ponderosa Brewing with beer flights and pretzels that come with all the dipping sauces.

Tour guests must be at least 21 years of age and have a valid driver’s license to attend the tour. The whole walking portion is 1.3 miles. Have fun getting to know more about Albuquerque’s spooky past!

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