Top Warwick Walking Tours

England's finest medieval castle looms over a town full of Tudor timber and tales — Warwick wants to test you. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Warwick on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Drink in the Castle View, with Warwick Castle rising over the Avon • Find Thomas Oken's House, legacy of a Tudor benefactor • Marvel at St Mary's Church and its Beauchamp Chapel Around 2 hours, any group size, available in English. A kingmaker's town — go make your claim.

Find some hidden spots that you wouldn’t find wandering Warwick on your own with this self-guided discovery tour. You don’t need to follow around a tour guide or be tied to a large group. Instead, have fun solving puzzles and undertaking challenges while you learn all about Warwick. This is great for the entire family, and completely flexible with your time.

Solve a self-guided ghost walking quest through Warwick. You're the new apprentice of Warrane Worthington, dark investigator. Warwick has been hiding its worst crimes, spirits, and legends behind tricky puzzles. Help crack them and expose the truth. Use the Questo app on your phone to follow the trail across 12 real Warwick landmarks: Lord Leycester Hospital, Warwick Castle, Caesar's Tower, St Marys Church, and the old gaol. Solve riddles, decode passwords, and meet headless knights, hellhounds, and Gunpowder Plot conspirators. Each chapter has its own historical mystery, from a 1605 Catholic conspirator's escape to the 1694 Great Fire and a 19th-century witchcraft trial. Start anytime, pause whenever, and pick up where you left off. Allow around 60 minutes for the full 2.6 km route. Perfect for ghost story fans, history buffs, families with brave kids, or anyone visiting Warwick Castle who wants more than a guided tour.

Don’t miss out on the rich history of Warwick the way lots of other tourists do—instead, enlist a guide’s help to walk you through not just the town’s sightseeing highlights, but also 1,000 years of Warwick’s past. It’s a condensed but comprehensive experience, leaving you with lots of time for independent exploring afterwards.