Stratford Town Ghost Walk: Stratford Town Ghost Walk
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!
Award winning entertaining ghost walk around the historic streets of Stratford to unravel the stories of witches, ghosts, murder and mayhem. For example, the witch who lived in a slum, the 17th century haunted tearoom and the ghost at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The Man in Black, Vincent & Blake Barrington are professional magicians/entertainers so it promises to be a magical & ghostly evening. Be afraid, very afraid....
Walk takes approx 1 1/2 hours
Every Monday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday evening all year at 7.30 pm plus Halloween special on 31 October and Ghost Cruises on the River Avon.
Places must be reserved in advance for this very popular walk, so book early to ensure availability!
Ghost Walk starts from the Swan Fountain, Waterside (opposite Sheep Street), near the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.
Adults £6
Children (under 16) £4
May not be suitable for very young children
You will receive discount vouchers with your ticket to save money in Stratford at specially selected shops, restaurants, pubs and attractions - some of which are haunted!!
Guides are available for private/group ghost walks, ghost talks, ghost cruises, guided sightseeing walks, panoramic coach tours of Stratford and the Cotswolds. Further information please call 07855 760377
For more information about Stratford Town Ghost Walk, please contact 07855 760377, or see event details on the left.
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