• Charterhouse Square - Once a plague pit, this location is among the city’s most haunting spots, rumored to be inhabited by vengeful spirits, including victims of the Black Death, ghostly monks, and even a headless Duke! Its chilling history explains the frequent supernatural sightings.
• Smithfield Market - More than just a meat market, this site is known for its gruesome executions, ghostly apparitions, and eerie legends. From the tormented spirit of William Wallace to the phantom cries of Protestant martyrs, this historic square is rich with chilling tales of death. Listen closely, and you might hear a scream or two.
• St. Bartholomew’s Church - Once a medieval site for treating plague victims, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital has a history of medical malpractices. Today, it’s said to be haunted by ghostly doctors, patients, and a spectral child. Beware, seeing him might mean death is near.
• Old Bailey - The Central Criminal Court, located on the site of Newgate Prison, is haunted by apparitions like the vengeful “Black Dog,” reminding us of the injustices committed within the prison walls.
• The Viaduct Tavern - This historic pub, situated above Newgate Prison’s holding cells, is considered London’s most haunted. Hear tales of patrons who never finished their last drink. The beer may be cold, but the ghosts are colder.
• St Bride’s Church - Beneath its beauty, St. Bride’s Church conceals a dark history. Its crypts, once housing thousands of skeletal remains from the Roman era to the 19th century, have been sealed due to disturbing discoveries.
• Fleet Street - Known for a chilling story that inspired a beloved musical, this street was home to a murderous barber whose hunger for human flesh made him infamous.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Renowned for its grandeur, St. Paul’s Cathedral is also known for ghostly tales, including the Whistling Clergyman haunting the All Souls’ Chapel. Having survived blitzes and bombings, it’s no wonder it’s haunted. Security staff have reported unsettling experiences, such as hearing children’s cries, organ music, and doors mysteriously opening at night.
• Millennium Bridge - Dubbed “The Wobbly Bridge” for its swaying motion, many believe the Millennium Bridge is cursed. Visitors report ghostly experiences and phantom splashes, thought to be spirits of those who perished in the River Thames below.
• Blackfriars Bridge - This imposing bridge has a dark history as the site of a recent London murder mystery. True crime enthusiasts will be intrigued by the gruesome details of this Freemason conspiracy and cover-up.
• Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre - While Shakespeare may not seem “haunted,” the Globe Theatre has had many mysterious sightings, including a figure in Elizabethan clothing watching rehearsals, phantom footsteps, and ghostly applause. Discover these strange occurrences and their connection to the Globe’s tragic history, where one actor met a brutal end during a fiery performance.
• Clink Prison Museum - Known for its brutal history of torture and death, the Clink Prison is now a museum, yet many believe the spirits of its tormented past remain. Visitors often hear agonizing screams, rattling chains, and report eerie encounters with a malevolent presence, believed to be the ghost of the cruel jailer, “The Gaoler.”
• Winchester Palace - Ending the tour at the remnants of Winchester Palace, where hidden treasure comes with a cost and a curse. Discover the demonic past of this opulent palace and the truth about London’s most controversial bishop.

• Guided ghost walk through London’s most haunted streets
• Visits to historic haunted sites and iconic landmarks
• Spooky storytelling from an expert local guide
• Small group experience for an immersive atmosphere

• Ghost sightings are not guaranteed

London, a city with a rich history spanning over 2000 years, transforms at night, revealing a mysterious side filled with eerie histories and supernatural occurrences not found on typical walking tours.

Join a group of adventurers as a local guide leads you into the shadows to explore haunted locations. The guide will share dark histories and spine-chilling stories of ghostly monks, ill-fated prisoners, and mysterious apparitions that continue to haunt London’s landmarks. Discover the secrets of Charterhouse Square, listen to eerie whispers at Smithfield Market, and cautiously navigate the haunted halls of St. Bartholomew’s. From the infamous Fleet to the murder at Blackfriars Bridge, each stop adds a new layer of thrilling suspense. The tour concludes at the notorious Clink Prison, where the spirits of the condemned still linger.

Will a ghost be seen? Perhaps. But one thing is certain: London will never appear the same again. Reserve your spot now, if you dare.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.