Stratford Town Ghost Walk on Thursday: Award winning entertaining ghost walk in Shakespeare's Stratford upon Avon.
Witches and Ghosts and things not right,
Fire and Plague in an evil old night,
Knives and Blood and cures from hell,
Beware... Beware... the ringing bell!
Join Blake Barrington, The Man in Black or Vincent for an entertaining walk around the historic streets of Stratford. Discover the buildings where there are terrible tales and sinister stories of ghosts, witches, murder and misery. Hear about the witch who lived in a slum, the 17th century haunted tearoom and the phantom at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Don't go home alone tonight!
MON, THU, FRI, SAT all year
Special Halloween Ghost Walk on 31 October - book early
Starts at 7.30 pm
Duration 1 1/2 hours
Save money with your ticket. Special discounts for shops, restaurants, pubs and attractions.
The Man in Black, Vincent and Blake Barrington are members of Equity, professional magical entertainers and deliver Stratford's premier ghost walk in their own unique style. A magical and ghostly evening - not to be missed!
Ghost Walks start on Waterside, just opposite Sheep Street and near the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. It is essential to reserve places in advance for this popular walk. To avoid disappointment book early by telephoning 07855 760377 or 01789 292478.
For more information about Stratford Town Ghost Walk on Thursday, please contact 07855 760377, or see event details on the left.
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