Private Ghost and Gore Walking Tour

The journey, in full

Dare to walk in the footsteps of the dead? This spine-chilling tour takes you through London’s most haunted sites—where restless spirits, gruesome histories, and unsolved mysteries lurk in the shadows. 1. St. Magnus the Martyr A shadowy figure haunts this ancient church, forever pointing to a single grave. Discover the tragic tale of this tormented soul—and why their demand can never be fulfilled. 2. 254-55 Cornhill Look up—but don’t expect angels. This building’s eerie carvings reveal a vengeful architect’s twisted revenge. 3. St Peter-upon-Cornhill Church Stand where Ebenezer Scrooge saw his own grave in A Christmas Carol. Learn how London’s ghosts inspired Dickens and other writers. 4. St. Michael’s Cornhill The devil himself once walked here during a violent storm. What unholy pact was made that night? 5. St. Margaret Lothbury Church Beneath the Bank of England lies more than gold—a towering ghost seeks vengeance for disturbed bones. Hear how he terrorized guards and staff. 6. St. Mary Woolnoth Church Home to the infamous Bank Ghost—a woman in black who asks, "Have you seen my brother?" Plus, uncover the horrifying secret of Bank Station’s booking hall. 7. St. Michael Paternoster Royal Church Meet the ghost of London’s most famous Lord Mayor… and his spectral feline companion. 8. St James Garlickhythe Meet Jimmy the Mummy—a playful spirit whose remains were once a macabre toy for local children. 9. Williamson’s Tavern One of London’s most haunted pubs, where poltergeists terrify police dogs and unseen footsteps echo through the night. 10. St. Mary Le Bow Church Not haunted—but cursed. Burned, collapsed, and stained with blood, this church’s history is a litany of disasters. 11. Noble Street A Roman garrison once stood here—now a hotspot for ghostly orbs and unexplained phenomena. 12. St Anne & St Agnes Garden Beneath this peaceful garden lies a plague pit. Will your camera capture one of the mysterious orbs often seen here? 13. Christchurch Greyfriars Haunted by a rebellious queen, a bickering couple, a prophetess, a monk, and even a ghostly greyhound. 14. Temple Bar Where traitors’ heads once stared down from spikes. Do their restless spirits still linger? 15. Amen Court Children play here—unaware they’re running over the bones of executed prisoners. 16. The Viaduct Tavern Haunted by Fred, a mischievous ghost with a penchant for flushing toilets at the worst possible moment. 17. Old Bailey Home to the Black Dog of Newgate—a spectral hound whose appearance is said to foretell death. 18. Holy Sepulchre Church An execution bell once tolled here before hangings. Listen closely—do you hear the ghostly footsteps of the condemned? 19. Cock Lane London’s most famous ghost hunt unfolded here, as a young girl channeled a murdered woman’s spirit. 20. Golden Boy of Pye Corner A chubby cherub marks where the Great Fire of London stopped—and where stolen corpses were sold to surgeons. 21. West Smithfield Where rebels were hanged, drawn, and quartered—and where the air still reeks of blood and burning flesh. 22. St Bartholomew the Great Haunted by its limping founder, Rahere. Why does he still wander these halls after 700 years? 23. The Rising Sun Beware the "sex pest ghost"—a lecherous spirit that still harasses women to this day. 24. The Charterhouse Our final stop sits atop a plague pit holding 50,000 souls. A headless duke and a praying monk are just a few of its spectral residents. Perfect For: Horror fans & ghost hunters History buffs who love the macabre Thrill-seekers wanting a real scare Photographers hoping to capture the supernatural Do you dare walk where the dead still linger?