AFTER DARK · LIVERPOOL GHOST TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 5 liverpool ghost tours worth the evening, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Join Shiverpool guides, including the theatrical Chiller Black and Indiana Bones, for a 90-minute evening walk from the Philharmonic Pub to Liverpool Cathedral. Hear tales of Polly, Lantern Jaw, bodysnatching, a Devil’s poker game, and restless souls in St James Gardens.
“The best ghost tour we've ever seen,highly entertaining,funny,interesting. Would give 10 stars.It is a "Must do tour"when visiting Liverpool”
Follow costumed guides through Liverpool’s eerie Hope Street, from the Philharmonic Pub to St James’ Gardens. Expect cathedral landmarks, dark local history, theatrical storytelling, coffins, personalized headstones, and plenty of audience interaction. The tone is more funny and theatrical than frightening.
“brilliant story telling and tour of Liverpool through the eyes of the ghosts”
Meet at Liverpool Cathedral for a 73-minute English ghost walk through St. James Cemetery. Guides such as Miss Llewellyn, Mr Roberts, and Danyel lead you to tales of ghosts, vampires, witches, fairies, the Chalybeate Spring, and William Huskisson’s haunted mausoleum.
“Totally atmospheric, entertaining and captivating tour of the cemetery at night. Two very knowledgeable guides, would recommend.”
Meet Mr. Roberts and Miss Llewellyn outside Liverpool’s Gothic Anglican Cathedral for a 90-minute lantern-lit walk through St James Cemetery. Expect theatrical stories about witches, vampires, ghosts, runes, and local legends, with some uneven ground and ramps to manage.
“Great tour! Was spooked out by the end, then even more so when looking through my photos later!”
Follow a smartphone-led mystery from Lime Street through Ma Egerton’s Stage Door, St George’s Hall, Liverpool Playhouse, and Beatles landmarks. You solve 12 puzzles, pause when you like, and finish near St Johns Garden. No guide joins you, so your group sets the pace.
“I was really looking forward to this and it was a good way to spend some time in Liverpool and I got to see parts of the city I might not have seen. However I thought it would be more exciting”
A walk, a graveyard, a crawl or a full investigation.
