Are you ready for a spooky Salisbury walk?

Monday, 18 October 2021 01:00

Salisbury Tourist Information Centre is giving you the chance to embark on a spooky walking tour of the Medieval city's most haunted locations.

Salisbury is home to a collection of weird and wonderful ghosts. Join the team at Visit Salisbury as they search for Salisbury’s most secretive ghosts and hear spine chilling tales of hauntings and gruesome happenings from the City’s past.

The tours include tales of witches, wizards, ghosts and the violent death of the Duke of Buckingham plus much more spooky happenings. Explore hidden parts of the haunted City and get ready to hear of things that go bump in the night…

As well as the Classic Ghost Walk, there is also a family-friendly walking tour around the spooky medieval city of Salisbury.

Salisbury and its Gothic cathedral are full of ghost stories; some scary, some quirky, and some amusing. These ghost tours are aimed at families with primary school-aged children. They start and finish earlier than our Classic Ghost Walks and are delivered with a lighter touch.

Tickets must be purchased in advance and are available from Salisbury Information Centre 01722 342860 or through Eventbrite.

Monday 25th October 2021 7.00pm The Classic Ghost WalkTuesday 26th October 2021 6.00pm Family Frighteners7.00pm The Classic Ghost walkThursday 28th October 2021 7.00pm The Classic Ghost WalkFriday 29th October 2021 7.00 pm The Classic Ghost Walk7.30pm The Classic Ghost WalkSaturday 30th October 2021 6.00pm Family Frighteners7.00pm The Classic Ghost walk7.30pm The Classic Ghost walkSunday 31st October 2021 7.00pm The Classic Ghost walk

All walks start at Salisbury Information Centre, Fish Row, Salisbury, Wilts. All walks are £10.00 for adults, and £5.00 for accompanied children.

For under 18’s, enter promo code YOUNG when booking through Eventbrite for 50% discount on children’s tickets.

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