Canterbury Ghost Tour: The Canterbury Ghost Tour was started in 1995. Kent's Premier Award Winning Ghost Hunter is John Hippisley, who saw his first ghost when he was thirteen years old at school in nearby Goudhurst. Following several sightings soon afterward and 30 years of research later Canterbury was the ideal location to conduct ghost tours, with its rich historical background, which can be traced back to pre-Roman times and the infamous murder of Thomas Becket on 29th December 1170.
Had it not been for that fateful night, Canterbury might not be the city it is today, a rich and vibrant city, which welcomes visitors from all parts of the globe and treats each and everyone as a good friend.
That same style of welcome can be found on the tour which has now established itself as a must see night-time attraction for visitors to the city. If you have not taken the Canterbury Ghost Tour you really have not heard the full story.
Tour Times and Meeting Point
Alberrys Wine Bar in St Margaret's Street, at
20:00hrs on
Friday and Saturday
For more information about Canterbury Ghost Tour, please contact 0845 519 0267, or see event details on the left.
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