Leeds: Ghost Walking Tour with a Yorkshire Ghost Guide
Yorkshire and The Humber, Manchester
Explore Leeds' haunted history on a ghost tour with Lord Bartholomew Catch. Discover eerie tales of witches, murderers, and the city's dark past.
Highlights
- Feel a chill down your spine as you explore Leeds' haunted locations
- Hear tales of witches, murderers, and the city's dark past from your guide
- Enjoy a tour suitable for all ages and accessible for wheelchair users
- Bring your furry friend along for a spooky adventure through the city
- Experience a weekend evening tour that delves into the city’s dark past
Description
Meet your guide, Lord Bartholomew Catch, at the Corn Exchange and set off on a journey through Leeds’ haunted past. Walk through the city’s most haunted locations, uncovering tales of witches, murderers, and the dark history that shaped the area.
Enjoy a tour that’s perfect for all ages and accessible for wheelchair users. Bring your dog along for an inclusive experience.
Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a spooky evening, this tour offers a unique glimpse into Leeds’ eerie past.
Includes
- Guided ghost tour of Leeds
- Visit to haunted locations
- Stories of witches, ghosts, peasants, heroes and murderers
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Transportation to the starting point
- Tip for your guide
Important Information
- The tour is wheelchair accessible Dogs are welcome Suitable for all ages Private group bookings and special weekday arrangements are available
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour starts at the Corn Exchange in Leeds.
The tour is led by a Yorkshire Ghost Guide named Lord Bartholomew Catch.
The tour is available on weekend evenings; check the website for current times.
Yes, the tour is suitable for all ages.
Yes, you can bring your furry friend along on the tour.
Yes, the tour is accessible for wheelchair users.
You will hear tales about witches, murderers, and Leeds’ dark and haunted history.
Tour duration details vary; check the website for the most up-to-date information.
Yes, the tour is in Leeds, which is accessible from Manchester; bookings can be made online.
