Barbican: Halloween City Ghost Walk
London Central Business District, London
Deal
Official tickets via GetYourGuide
Get ready to explore spooky tales and creepy corners on this eerie ghost walk through the city!
Highlights
- Visit St Bartholomew the Great Church
- The site of Newgate Prison
- Bank of England, City of London
- St Michael's Church, Cornhill
Description
Join us for the Halloween City Ghost Walk at the Barbican. Come and find out when a ghost accuses a man of murder. Discover a 12th century monk, searching for his foot. Resurrectionists and Body Snatchers and a real life Jack the Lad. Necromancers and black dogs, a black nun who's love for her brother never died, even when she did. A grey lady, the resting place where Scrooge discovered his future. A dark Halloween walk through the City of London which will fasinate and unnerve you in equal measure.
Includes
Walking Tour
Excludes
Food and Drink
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a guided evening walking tour exploring haunted locations and ghost stories around the Barbican and the City of London during Halloween.
The walk begins near the Barbican area in London, close to landmarks like St Bartholomew the Great Church.
The tour includes stops at St Bartholomew the Great Church, the site of Newgate Prison, the Bank of England, and St Michael's Church, Cornhill.
Yes, the walk features stories about historical and legendary figures including a 12th-century monk and a real-life character known as Jack the Lad.
Since the walk includes ghost stories and possibly dark themes, it is best suited for older children and adults; check the website for age recommendations.
The duration varies, but typically the walk lasts around 1.5 to 2 hours; check the website for exact timings.
Yes, advance booking is recommended as spots can fill quickly during the Halloween season in London.
The stories combine historical facts with local legends from London’s City area, blending reality and folklore.
The walk involves outdoor urban streets and some uneven surfaces; check the website or contact the organizer for accessibility information.
The walk is best experienced during the Halloween period in October for the full seasonal atmosphere.
