• Charterhouse Square - Once a burial ground for plague victims, this location is steeped in eerie tales of vengeful spirits, including those of Black Death victims, ghostly monks, and a headless Duke. The chilling history makes these apparitions feel all too real.
• Smithfield Market - More than just a meat market, this former execution site is filled with sinister spirits and haunting legends. From the restless ghost of William Wallace to the cries of Protestant martyrs, this historic square is rich with chilling stories of death. Listen closely, and you might hear a scream—or two.
• Saint Bartholomew’s Hospital Museum - Once a medieval refuge for plague victims, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital is now rumored to be haunted by the spirits of doctors, patients, and a ghostly child. Beware, as seeing this spirit might mean that death is closer than you think.
• Cock Lane - In 1762, Cock Lane became infamous for the “Scratching Fanny” hoax, yet the eerie scratches and whispers that continue to unsettle visitors today leave many questioning—was it really just a hoax after all?
• Old Bailey - Now the Central Criminal Court of London, this site was once Newgate Prison, and its past still haunts it. Vengeful spirits, like the infamous “Black Dog,” remind us of the injustices that once occurred within its walls.
• St Bride’s Church - Beneath the elegant facade of St. Bride’s Church lies a shadowy past. Discover why its crypts, once filled with thousands of skeletal remains from the Roman era to the 19th century, were sealed after a series of unsettling discoveries.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Known for its stunning beauty, St. Paul’s Cathedral also harbors a darker side. Discover the haunting tale of the Whistling Clergyman, said to haunt All Souls’ Chapel. Listen closely, and you might also hear the distant cries of children, faint organ music, or the unsettling creak of doors mysteriously opening in the dead of night.
• Millennium Bridge - Known as “The Wobbly Bridge,” it is said to be cursed, with visitors reporting eerie encounters and phantom splashes, believed to be the spirits of those who tragically met their end in the River Thames below.
• Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre - This renowned theatre is one of the most haunted places in London. Look closely, and you might see phantoms in Elizabethan clothing or hear ghostly applause. Once you learn about the theater’s tragic history, you won’t be surprised.
• The Anchor Tavern & Hub - A pub with a haunted past, where the ghost of a smuggler and a mysterious woman in black are said to haunt, quietly observing unsuspecting patrons.
• Clink Prison Museum - Known for its brutal history of torture and execution, The Clink Prison is now a museum, but many believe the tormented spirits of its past linger on. Visitors often hear agonizing screams, the clinking of chains, and feel a dark presence—thought to be the ghost of the merciless jailer, “The Gaoler.”

• Ghost Tour of London’s iconic sites with a haunted twist
• Intimate small group experience
• Storytelling from a local ghost-loving guide

• Ghost sightings are not guaranteed

Experience the eerie side of London with a thrilling Ghost Tour! Join other ghost enthusiasts and a knowledgeable local guide to explore the city’s most haunted path and uncover the darker tales of famous landmarks that typical tours overlook. The guide will share stories of cursed prisoners, ghostly monks, and mysterious figures lurking in the shadows. This is no ordinary tour—get ready to learn the chilling secrets of Charterhouse Square, hear ghostly whispers at Smithfield Market, and enter the haunted halls of St. Bartholomew’s. From the infamous scratching spirits of Cock Lane to the spectral shadows at Millennium Bridge, each stop will heighten the suspense and send shivers down your spine.

The tour concludes with the most thrilling part at Clink Prison, the city’s most haunted site, where restless spirits still roam, seeking vengeance. You’ll never view London the same way again. Are you courageous enough? Book your spot now… if you dare!

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