• Christchurch Greyfriars Church Garden - The first stop of the evening is Christ Church Greyfriars. Here, visitors will learn about the site’s rich history and its most renowned ghost, Queen Isabella, wife of King Edward II of England, famously known as the She Wolf of France.
• Holy Sepulchre London - The second stop is the largest parish church in London, where the grim history of grave robbing, a crime that became rampant in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, will be explored.
• Old Bailey - The tour will pause outside the Old Bailey, formerly the site of the infamous Newgate prison. Guests will receive a brief history of the location and hear tales of the ghosts said to haunt it.
• Amen Court - This stop introduces the notorious Black Dog of Newgate. Visitors will learn about this demonic entity and the heinous crime believed to have given rise to it.
• Temple Bar - At Temple Bar, the last of the London Gateways, the guide will share the history of the gate, including a chilling ghost story recounted by someone who experienced it firsthand.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - The tour will pass by St. Paul’s Cathedral, where a brief history and the story of its resident ghost will be shared.
• Paternoster Row - In the shadow of St. Paul’s Cathedral, visitors will discover the history of the open-air pulpit that once stood here and its links to necromancy and witchcraft.
• St. Mary-le-Bow - The tour will pass St. Mary Le Bow, one of London’s most famous churches. A brief history of the building and some eerie events from its past will be recounted.
• Bank of England - At the Bank of England, the history and function of this grand building will be discussed, along with the tragic tale of its ghost, Sarah Whitehead, who has haunted the site since the early 19th century.
• St. Mary Woolnoth Church - This stop reveals the ghosts of the London underground and the mysterious events that continue to affect the station.
• Fish Street Hill - Continuing with the theme of the London underground, this stop features one of the city’s most famous ghost stations, where visitors will hear about its brief history and the supernatural occurrences reported there.
• The Monument to the Great Fire of London - The tour will pause at the Monument to the Great Fire of London, where the history of the monument and the Great Fire itself will be discussed.
• London Bridge - The final stop brings visitors to the banks of the River Thames, within sight of London Bridge. Here, the history of the bridge and its associated ghost story will be shared.

• Guided by an experienced ghost hunter and horror author

• Gratuities

England is often regarded as the most haunted country on Earth, boasting more ghost stories and eerie tales per mile than anywhere else. Given its rich and diverse history, this is hardly surprising. Consequently, it is fitting that it also claims the title of the most haunted capital city in the world. During this ghost walk, participants will encounter everything from murderous queens to demon dogs, along with a few more benign spirits. While the primary focus is on ghostly encounters, the walk will also highlight several places of historical significance.

Participants will be guided by a highly experienced City of London guide, who is also a seasoned ghost hunter, having participated in over 15 overnight ghost hunts throughout England.

The guide is also a horror author with a passion for all things supernatural.

• The walk is pretty easy, but there are a small number of Stairs that we will encounter.

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