The 'Tyra Show's' NYC Day Trips: Spooky City Edition

Coming to the city to visit the "Tyra Show"? Looking for some hotspots from in-the-know New Yorkers? We've got you covered. Check out these NYC (haunted) haunts.

See: Poe Cottage
This master of the macabre was known for living in Maryland, but Edgar Allen Poe actually had a love affair with good ol' NYC. Hop a subway up to the boogie-down Bronx and check out the last remaining New York residence of the deceased poet. You might find yourself so eerily intrigued you'll want to go home... nevermore.
Kingsbridge Road and the Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY

Eat: Jekyll & Hyde
All this haunting can sure scare up a good appetite. Keep the spooktacular going at Jekyll & Hyde. If your sensible side wants to keep the Halloween fun going, but your ravenous side needs grub fast, why choose? This eatery comes complete with haunted happenings while you eat. But don't worry if you've got little pumpkins in your patch -- their tongue-in-cheek style is safe for kiddos of all ages.
1409 6th Ave Between 57th & 58th

Do: Blood Manor
One spooked-out "Tyra Show" guest confronted her Halloween phobia in these haunted halls. NYC's biggest and baddest haunted house has got to be Blood Manor. You might want to put the little ones to bed before finding a terror at this Chelsea fright fest, but you should definitely go for a scare... if you dare.
542 W 27th St Between 10th & 11th

Vintage Meets Modern Weekend

Coming to the city to visit the Tyra Show? Looking for some hot spots from in-the-know New Yorkers? We've got you covered. Check out these NYC haunts.

See: MoMA Design Store
Every visitor makes the trek to the Museum of Modern Art when they come to NYC, but real New Yorkers stop by for more than a quick trip through art history. The MoMA Design Store is a fantastic resource for kitschy office supplies, art miniatures, and toys for kids of all ages. Who needs a Statue of Liberty souvenir when you can take home a miniature Eames chair?
11 W 53RD Street between 5th & 6th Avenues

Do: Artists and Fleas
Vintage and DIY shopping are epic sports in New York. For the best vintage shopping in the city head down to Artists and Fleas Indoor Market in Williamsburg, a group of local designers, creators, and collectors selling and sharing goods. A fashion insider secret since 2003, over a dozen tables highlight affordable house wares and couture clothing. On sunny Saturdays, you can check out the market's outdoor extension in McCarren Park. Make sure to get there before 8pm when the vendors leave for the night.
129 N. 6th Street, Brooklyn

The Tyra Show's NYC Day Trips

Coming to the city to visit the Tyra Show? Looking for some hot spots from in-the-know New Yorkers? We've got you covered. Check out these NYC haunts.

See: The High Line
Start out in Chelsea and walk this elevated subway line turned modern greenspace. Bring a camera to snap pics of the Hudson River and cityscape views, or pop a squat under a shady tree and plan the rest of your day.
Gansevoort Street between 10th & 11th Avenues

Eat: Lily's at Roger Smith Hotel
This lounge is wired! Pick a gourmet salad from chef Daniel Mowles before even stepping in the door by watching their online video specials menu. While you're there, check out an art exhibit at The Lab Gallery of this historic hotel.
501 Lexington Ave

Do: BAM
Want to see a foreign flick? BAM's got 'em. Looking for a live show instead? You can choose from dance, performance art, and theatre- BAM's got 'em all. Head into Brooklyn for a hot night out that's also quite cultural.
30 Lafayette Ave, Brooklyn, NY