Britain · GHOST TOURS IN LONDON
Good ghost tours in London fill up weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ once you are standing there.
Review of the London Dungeon, with live actors, dark London history, scares, humor, practical tips, pricing, and family advice.
“Was absolutely brilliant would definitely go again and highly recommend to anyone visiting London. The only negative was the price of the pictures you can purchase at the end of the experience. For one picture of us on the drop ride was £15. Far too much. Apart from that I can’t fault anything.”
Ride London’s vintage Ghost Bus for a funny, spooky hour of haunted landmarks, dark history, live actors, and theatrical effects.
“The tour guide, Cedric Burke, was absolutely brilliant. He really made the tour, he was funny, knowledgeable, friendly, and interesting. The tour is a great way to see London and hear some spooky and interesting stories. I'd recommend it for sure.”
Explore London’s darker past on a guided ghost walk from Green Park to the Tower, with a 30-minute Thames boat ride or Tube transfer.
“Our guide, Zachary was really good at telling stories. He spoke loud and clear which is needed in London’s buzzing noise. We loved that we got a boat ride in between stories, which also is very convenient so that you can rest your legs or use the toilet. We also had our 2 year old son in a stroller with us. Zachary kindly offered to take small detours to avoid stairs, but we have a light stroller and the few stairs on the tour was no problem at all for us. Recommended!:)”
Compare London’s dark past, celebrity wax figures, and skyline views with this flexible three-attraction combo ticket.
“Loved the Dungeon- very fun!Great actors, cool environment amazing props!”
Explore London’s haunted City after dark, from All Hallows by the Tower to St. Paul’s, with crimes, ghosts, and gripping local tales.
“Really good knowledge from George, who was very entertaining as well as informative. A great evening out, even for London locals!”
Pair London’s spooky Dungeon with the London Eye for grisly history, theatrical scares, city views, and useful tips on timing and value.
“Dungeons excellent except the long wait to get started. London Eye good.”
Compare three London icons in one flexible pass: Madame Tussauds, SEA LIFE, and the London Dungeon, with practical tips on timing and value.
“We as a family loved it. We chose a morning visit, when it was less crowded so we could get loads of pictures. Must visit if you are visiting London for the first time.”
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