Leeds Ghost Tour

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Yorkshire’s newest ghost tour! Led by an actual ghost. The Leeds Ghost Tour begins at the Corn Exchange entrance and wanders around some of the most haunted places in Leeds.

It’s a walking theatre show with horror, history and hilarity, led by a ghostly nobleman: Lord Bartholomew Catch.

Expect miserable history: witches, peasants, murderers and more… Leeds really was ‘orrible back in the day. The tour is wheelchair accessible, dogs are welcome, and it’s suitable for all ages.

Perfect for date nights, birthday parties, locals and visitors. If you’d like to book a private tour, please find more information here

The Leeds Ghost Tour runs every Saturday evening, with occasional opportunity for other weekend times as well. Tickets tend to vanish quickly, so book today using the button below!

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