Top Bath Ghost Tours

Discover the hidden, eerie tales of Bath on a two-hour ghost walk that explores the city's darker history. From ancient burial grounds to the chilling stories of the Grey Lady at the Theatre Royal, this immersive experience reveals the shadows of a city rich in history and legend. Walk through haunted lanes and hear about the phantom carriage at Royal Crescent while uncovering Bath's haunting past. This guided tour invites participants to share their own ghostly encounters, ensuring a unique experience every time. - Two-hour immersive ghost walk through Bath's haunted history - Explore sites like Bath Abbey and the Theatre Royal - Share your own spooky stories during the tour - Perfect for both first-time visitors and locals eager to learn more about Bath's past

Looking for a Bath ghost tour that feels genuinely different? Perfect for couples, friends, solo travellers and dark humour lovers. This is NOT your typical ghost tour. It's an immersive experience that draws you into the darker side of Bath through vivid storytelling, dark humour and unexpected moments that are both fun and unsettling. At key points, specially chosen scent cards pull you deeper into the stories - sometimes comforting, sometimes unsettling, and occasionally something you may wish you had not smelled. These sensory moments make the stories and experience feel more vivid, memorable and real. Shared with the group around you, it becomes a night of laughter, tension, surprise and something far more memorable than a standard walking tour. Created by Bath-based storytellers with experience in performance, ghost stories, and immersive audience interaction.

Discover the dark side of Scotland’s history on a virtual tour that takes you on a journey across the country and into its haunted past. Your virtual guide takes you from Ayrshire to Edinburgh, sharing stories of cannibals, witches, and ghosts along the way. Not for those who scare easily, this is the perfect travel-like experience for anyone who loves history and haunted tales. Note that the tour takes place in British Summer Time.

Wells is a city where beauty and darkness have always coexisted. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the city’s ghostly history through the eyes of Walpurga the Wells Witch, hearing about murders, plagues, and restless spirits lurking behind medieval facades. The tour starts at St. Cuthbert’s Church, where marble memorials honour the Tudway family – slave traders who bought respectability from the profits of their Caribbean plantations. You’ll pass a building where executions took place, visit the City Arms pub – a former jail where paranormal investigators recorded off-the-scale spirit activity – and walk streets whose very names hint at dark histories. The tour ends at the Bishop’s Palace moat, where the ghosts of Bishop Richard Kidder and his wife – crushed in their bed when chimney stacks collapsed during the Great Storm of 1703 – are still seen on the battlements.