How long is the tour?

The tour runs about two hours as stated in the listing.

What is the meeting point?

Guides list the Goddess Diana Statue outside Green Park Tube Station Exit and check-in details specify The Duke of Wellington Statue, Cathedral Close, Norwich NR1 4DH.

How much does it cost?

Price is listed at £16 per person.

What languages are the guides in?

Live guide language is English.

Are children allowed?

The experience is described as family-friendly and billed 'For all ages'; check with the operator if you have questions about very young children.

Is the route accessible?

Accessibility information is not provided in the listing—contact the operator directly before booking if you require mobility accommodations.

Ghosts, Ghouls & Gallows: The Ultimate Ghost Tour of Norwich

Ghosts, Ghouls & Gallows: The Ultimate Ghost Tour of Norwich pulls back the curtains on a darker side of one of England’s best-preserved medieval cities. Based in Norwich, this two‑hour walking experience threads through Cathedral Close, the castle precincts and narrow, lamp-lit lanes to reveal over a thousand years of grisly crimes, witch trials, plague pits and allegedly cursed buildings. An expert storyteller guides groups from the Goddess Diana Statue outside Green Park Tube Station Exit and lists The Duke of Wellington Statue, Cathedral Close, Norwich NR1 4DH as the official check‑in. Along the route you’ll encounter ancient churches, narrow alleys and the atmospheric stones where medieval punishments were meted out. This isn’t a passive lecture. The experience blends theatrical storytelling with hands-on challenges: test your detective instincts, vote on the fates of accused witches, participate in ghostly experiments and uncover hidden symbols carved into doorways. The tone moves between humour and spine-tingling suspense, making it suitable for families, sceptics and believers alike. Practical details: tours run about two hours, cost £16 per person and are conducted in English. Groups assemble at the stated meeting point; check-in details list The Duke of Wellington Statue at Cathedral Close, Norwich NR1 4DH. Wear solid walking shoes—cobbles and uneven surfaces are part of the route—and bring a charged phone for photo evidence of the uncanny. The operator’s blend of research-driven accounts and live performance makes this walk a standout among Norwich attractions: it opens up corners of the city that guidebooks gloss over and frames civic history as living theatre. For visitors staying in Norwich, it’s an efficient evening option that pairs well with a pub dinner afterward and a stroll through the candlelit Cathedral Close. Expect a strong historical throughline: guides recount England’s largest witch trials and the public executions that shaped Norwich’s civic memory. Because the route moves through protected historic spaces, respect for buildings and quiet behaviour is requested. Whether you come for a shiver or a dose of civic history, this two‑hour tour is a compact, theatrical way to see a side of Norwich most visitors miss. This family-friendly walk is billed 'For all ages' and works equally well for first-time visitors and locals seeking a different lens on their city. Expect uneven ground and close-quarter streets—dress in layers and bring waterproof outerwear if rain is forecast. Cameras and curiosity are the only must-haves; no special skills are required. Tours often sell out on weekend evenings, so reserve ahead via the booking link supplied by the operator. By the time the lights go down and the last story is told, you’ll leave with names, dates and a few new questions about the shadows in Norwich’s oldest corners. Book now.

About See Your City

See Your City is a London-based experiences company offering guided walking tours and immersive city adventures across the UK and beyond. The company runs themed tours in Edinburgh, London, York, Bristol, Liverpool, Manchester and offers a movie-locations tour of New York. Tours span topics from literary origins and film locations to true crime, ghost stories, royal history and food-focused walks.

Guides include subject-matter experts and storytellers who lead interactive experiences featuring quizzes, costumed reenactments, boat rides and visits to historic sites such as Tolbooth Prison and notable burial locations. Several Edinburgh tours highlight locations linked to the Harry Potter books, including references to Tom Riddle’s grave and house-sorting quizzes that reveal a visitor’s Hogwarts House.

True-crime and history offerings include Jack the Ripper walks exploring Whitechapel and victims’ stories, plus ghost and gallows tours that examine Edinburgh’s and London’s darker pasts. Food-themed walks such as cheese crawls focus on local specialties and tasting stops.

See Your City publishes tours in multiple languages including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese and Chinese, allowing international visitors to join native-language experiences. Many tours are presented as approximately two-hour walking routes with local meeting points and a strong focus on storytelling and engagement.

Booking information, schedules and language availability are provided per tour. See Your City emphasizes factual history, guided interpretation and interactive elements to help visitors discover cities through themed, educational and entertaining tours. Customer reviews and independent listings verify availability, languages and tour descriptions across platforms where visitors plan city experiences. daily schedules.