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One can find just about anything in New York City. From Central Park and Broadway in Manhattan all the way up to Queens' famous Flushing Meadows Park World's Fairs Grounds to...ghosts, according to the Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides. And now these two intrepid ghost hunters are sharing some paranormal tips on how to uncover those ghostly spirits that call the Big Apple their home.

New York City comes alive during the warm weather which according to the Ghost Doctors is a heck of lot better than the dead of the winter (no pun intended), making it the perfect time to take to the great outdoors for a little paranormal NYC activity.

The Book of the Dead combined with a host of magical rituals, amulets and protocols enabled the ancient Egyptians to cheat death and rise again in the afterlife. And maybe some ancient Egyptian ghosts have made that journey and returned... well at least to NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art according to the Ghost Doctors, (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour.

Back in the 1850's SoHo NYC was known for its lavish hotels, fine dining and high end shopping -- but it was equally famous for its risque activities which would give sin city a run for its money even today. From sailors looking for a night out on the town to the elite rich more than willing to drop a bundle of cash – what happened in SoHo stayed in SoHo!

With the warmer weather arriving, NYC's Ghost Doctors will now begin leading groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters on actual ghostly adventures through the winding paths and darkened lawns of Central Park. Utilizing all sorts of ghost hunting equipment -- like something out of a paranormal blockbuster -- they'll prowl Central Park during the twilight hours for signs of paranormal activity.

Now that spring is in full bloom two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of adventure seekers on ghostly treks through the hallowed flowery grounds of the old Worlds Fair's in Queens Flushing Meadows Park.

This spring two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters through the winding and darkened passages of Grand Central Terminal in search of ghostly spirits. These newly inducted brave bands of hunters will be schooled in the fundamentals of paranormal investigations. From the proper use of a variety of electronic equipment, to relying on their own senses to identify the unusual and obscure happenings within NYC's Grand Central Terminal.

To most New Yorkers, hauntings, ghosts and even exorcisms brings to mind thoughts of scary houses located somewhere in the suburbs. But if one were to ask an ancient Roman citizen the same question, visions of ghostly specters invading their homes accompanied by ritualistic exorcisms would be their first reaction. In fact, the ancient Romans even marked their calendars for two very important ghostly holidays whose importance was held in such reverence it shut down the entire empire!

Looking for something special? Well, NYC is probably the best place to find it. From Broadway shows to top restaurants to even...Ghosts! So says New York's own Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides. And now these two intrepid ghost hunters are sharing some paranormal tips on how to uncover those ghostly spirits that call the Big Apple their home.

It may be cold in NYC this winter, but the extraterrestrial action is heating up in the Hayden Planetarium/American Museum of Natural History. And New York's own Ghost Doctors definitely have the ticket for one out of this world adventure through this amazing museum.