Liverpool’s haunted history comes alive on the Ghost Walking Tour, where brave souls can explore the city’s shadowy past. Led by knowledgeable local guides, the 1.5-hour journey immerses participants in eerie atmospheres and captivating tales of the paranormal. From the imposing Anglican Cathedral and its cemetery holding over 58,000 bodies to the ghostly legends of Rodney Street, the tour delves into Liverpool’s dark side, leaving visitors to wonder what other unseen forces might lurk around the next corner.
Key Points
- A 1.5-hour walking tour that explores Liverpool’s most haunted sites after dark, led by entertaining and knowledgeable local guides.
- Covers Rodney Street, one of northern England’s most haunted streets, and the Anglican Cathedral, the largest and most haunted in Britain.
- Includes captivating stories of the paranormal and an eerie atmosphere as participants are immersed in the city’s dark past.
- Tour meets at The Philharmonic Pub and concludes at the Liverpool Cathedral, with the cemetery as a key stop.
- Cancellation policy provides full refund for cancellations 24 hours in advance, and the tour is stroller-friendly with a minimum age of 8 years.
Overview and Details
The Liverpool Ghost Walking Tour is a popular 1.5-hour walking experience that explores the city’s haunted sites after dark, offering visitors a chance to discover Liverpool’s dark past and encounter its restless spirits, led by entertaining guides.
With 711 reviews and a Badge of Excellence, this tour has been praised for its ability to immerse participants in the eerie atmosphere of the city.
Guests can wander down Rodney Street, one of northern England’s most haunted streets, and visit the Anglican Cathedral cemetery with its 58,000 bodies.
Along the way, they’ll hear tales of ‘Lantern Jaw’, the woman in white, and a man who sold his soul, culminating at the Anglican Cathedral, the largest and most haunted in Britain.
Highlights and Itinerary
During the tour, participants can wander down Rodney Street, one of northern England’s most haunted streets, and visit the Anglican Cathedral cemetery with its 58,000 bodies.
Along the way, they’ll hear tales of ‘Lantern Jaw’, the woman in white, and a man who sold his soul, culminating at the Anglican Cathedral, the largest and most haunted in Britain.
The tour highlights include:
- Exploring Liverpool’s dark past and restless spirits
- Discovering the city’s haunted sites after dark
- Being led by entertaining and knowledgeable guides
- Hearing captivating stories of the paranormal
- Concluding the tour at the iconic Anglican Cathedral
Includes/Excludes
The tour includes local guides to lead participants through Liverpool’s haunted sites, while food, drinks, gratuities, and hotel pickup/drop-off are excluded.
These knowledgeable guides will share the city’s dark past and tales of restless spirits as you explore the eerie landmarks.
The tour doesn’t provide any refreshments, so you’ll need to plan accordingly. Gratuities for the guides are also not included in the tour price, though they’re certainly appreciated for their efforts in providing an engaging and informative experience.
Plus, the tour doesn’t offer transportation to or from the meeting point, so you’ll need to make your own arrangements for getting to and from the tour.
Meeting and End Points
Participants meet for the Liverpool Ghost Walking Tour at The Philharmonic Pub on Hope Street, a historic and iconic venue in the city.
The tour concludes at the impressive Liverpool Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Britain and one of the most haunted sites in the region.
The meeting and end points of the tour are carefully chosen to provide an immersive experience:
- The Philharmonic Pub sets the tone for the ghostly adventure ahead.
- The Anglican Cathedral’s cemetery, with its 58,000 bodies, is a key stop on the tour.
- Exploring the towering cathedral itself is the climax of the experience.
Tales of ‘Lantern Jaw’, the woman in white, and a man who sold his soul add to the eerie atmosphere.
The tour’s conclusion at the cathedral reinforces the haunted nature of Liverpool’s history.
Haunted Rodney Street
Winding through the heart of Liverpool, Rodney Street is considered one of northern England’s most haunted thoroughfares, brimming with chilling tales of restless spirits and otherworldly encounters.
As part of the Liverpool Ghost Walking Tour, visitors explore this eerie locale, learning about its dark history and the supernatural occurrences that have unfolded over the centuries.
From ghostly apparitions to unsettling sounds, Rodney Street is said to be haunted by a diverse array of paranormal entities.
Guides regale guests with stories of the ‘woman in white’, a mysterious figure who’s been spotted gliding along the street, as well as accounts of ‘Lantern Jaw’, a malevolent spirit that’s supposedly stalked the area.
With its Gothic architecture and macabre past, Rodney Street promises an unnerving yet captivating experience for those brave enough to explore its haunted realms.
Anglican Cathedral Cemetery
After exploring the haunted Rodney Street, the tour proceeds to the Anglican Cathedral cemetery, where over 58,000 bodies are laid to rest.
Guides share chilling tales of the spirits that are said to linger among the gravestones and crypts, painting a vivid picture of the cemetery’s dark and unsettling history. Visitors may encounter:
- The woman in white, rumored to be the ghost of a woman who died of heartbreak
- The spirit of a man who sold his soul to the devil
- Strange lights and unexplained noises in the shadows of the ancient tombs
- The presence of a faceless spectre known as ‘Lantern Jaw’
- Unexplained feelings of unease and a sense of being watched
The tour concludes at the Liverpool Cathedral, the largest and most haunted in Britain.
Restless Spirits and Legends
The tour guides regale visitors with tales of Liverpool’s restless spirits and urban legends, captivating the group with chilling accounts of supernatural encounters. Eerie stories of ‘Lantern Jaw’, a ghostly figure said to roam the streets, and a man who allegedly sold his soul to the devil, send shivers down the spines of participants. The group also learns about the haunted Anglican Cathedral cemetery, which holds the remains of over 58,000 individuals, and the woman in white who is rumored to haunt the area. As the tour progresses, the guides skillfully weave these harrowing narratives, immersing your in Liverpool’s dark and mysterious past.
Restless Spirit | Legend |
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‘Lantern Jaw’ | Man who sold his soul |
Woman in white | Anglican Cathedral cemetery |
58,000 bodies |
Cancellation and Additional Info
Guests can receive a full refund if they cancel their Liverpool Ghost Walking Tour at least 24 hours in advance.
The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible but is stroller friendly, and service animals are welcome. Smoking and alcohol are prohibited during the 1.5-hour experience, which has a maximum group size of 40 people.
Children as young as 8 years old are permitted to join the haunting exploration of Liverpool’s dark past and restless spirits.
Key features of the tour include:
- Confirmation at the time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible, but stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed, no smoking, no alcohol
- Minimum age 8 years, maximum group size 40
- Cancellation policy: 24-hour advance notice for full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Tour Suitable for Children Under 8 Years Old?
No, the tour is not suitable for children under 8 years old. The minimum age requirement is 8 years, as the tour may include content that’s not appropriate for younger children.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
Guests are not allowed to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour package only includes the local guides, and does not cover any food, drinks, or gratuities. Participants should plan accordingly.
Is There a Dress Code or Recommended Attire for the Tour?
There is no specific dress code, but comfortable, weather-appropriate attire is recommended. Wear sturdy walking shoes, as the tour involves a significant amount of walking around the city. Dressing for the weather, both temperature and precipitation, is advisable.
Is the Tour Available in Languages Other Than English?
The tour is only available in English. The website does not mention any other language options being offered. Visitors who do not speak English may need to request a translator or consider an alternative tour better suited to their language needs.
Are There Any Discounts Available for Students or Seniors?
The tour website doesn’t mention any discounts for students or seniors. However, it’s worth checking if they offer any reduced-price tickets for specific groups or during certain times. Customers should inquire about availability when booking the tour.
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Recap
The Liverpool Ghost Walking Tour offers a captivating exploration of the city’s haunted history.
Led by knowledgeable guides, participants explore eerie tales of the paranormal, visiting notable sites like the Anglican Cathedral and its vast cemetery.
The tour culminates in an experience that immerses visitors in Liverpool’s dark past and encounters with restless spirits, leaving them with a deeper understanding of the city’s haunted legacy.