Ten New York City boroughs with spookily adorable Halloween decorations

With fall upon us, it's time to take a look at how the city is getting ready to embrace the Halloween spirit. By the end of the month, many of us are ready to face ghouls and werewolves, ghosts and skeletons. The spooky time of year is approaching faster than you can say “Boo!” Secret nyc made a selection of the scariest holiday decorations in New York.

Some houses look as if their owners have been collecting decorations for at least a century. From mummies to huge spiders, and countless creatures popping up from the most unexpected places, these are the 10 best neighborhoods in New York, according to New Yorkers.

1. Industry City, Brooklyn

They always have the most amazing - this was the case last year, but this year it will certainly make no less an impression!

Address: 220 36th Street

2. Upper West Side

Nothing beats gorgeous brown houses decorated with cobwebs. Here you will find everything from spiders to witches that are sure to terrify you.

Address: West 81st Street, West 82nd Street, West 87th Street, West 94th Street

3.West Village

A real Halloweentown. Not only are there tons of great places to take your kids, but there are also tons of creepy restaurants and bars that are always decorated in the creepiest way possible.

Address: Grove Court, Washington Pl, Bleecker Street

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4. Astoria, Queens

The house on Ditmars Ave where Astoria resident Vicki Poumpuridis lives. Rumor has it that over $1000 worth of decorations are displayed in the front yard of this house every year. Another decorated house, at 22-13 26th Street, is fully decorated every year.

Address: 26-18 Ditmars Blvd and 22-13 26th Street

5. Chelsea

This townhouse at 314 W 22nd Street is remodeled every year by Hatch Studio to create a peaceful Halloween feel. In addition, the famous Chelsea Market is always decorated to the smallest detail.

Address: 314 W 22nd Street, Chelsea Market

6. Upper East Side

Since this is a densely populated area, there are many opportunities for creating fall decor. You can find everything from cobwebs to skeletons here, and it's the perfect place for a night stroll.

Address: East 62nd between Lexington Ave and Third Ave, East 64th between Madison and Fifth Ave, East 67th between Madison and Fifth Ave, East 74th between Third and Madison, East 77th Street between Second Ave and Third Ave

7. Cobble Hill, Brooklyn

Cobble Hill definitely knows how to celebrate Halloween with a spooky dentist display made out of lanterns last year.

8. Midtown Manhattan

Rockefeller Center Holiday Special Pumpkin Show. As part of Mexico Week, they've even added a series of art installations and photo shoots to celebrate Dia De Los Muertos! Let's hope they do the same this year.

Address: 45 Rockefeller Plaza

9. South Street Seaport

The amazing pumpkin arch at South Street Seaport is a Halloween classic. An ideal place for autumn photography (and at night when it is illuminated, it is especially magical). What could be better than the combination of fall colors and a picturesque river view? It's the perfect place to stroll in the crisp fall breeze and take Halloween photo ops.

Address: 89 South Street

10. Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn

This quaint, family-friendly neighborhood is filled with the most wholesome Halloween decor. Carroll Gardens is the best place to celebrate Halloween with the family, and the decorations here are some of the best in Brooklyn.