Ghosts of Greenwich: London's Haunted Walking Tour by Where Now Tours

Standing along the bustling River Thames, Greenwich offers more than its maritime heritage and breathtaking views—it's also a hotspot for ghost stories and eerie legends waiting to be uncovered. Where Now Tours guides visitors through a spine-tingling 2-hour walking journey that plunges into Greenwich’s haunted past, starting at the iconic Cutty Sark. As you stroll past centuries-old buildings and along cobblestone streets, tales of vanished hitchhikers and Viking atrocities come to life, revealing a side of London often overlooked by daytime sightseeing.

This ghostly walk dives into Greenwich’s dark corners, where the shadows of history mingle with modern-day vibrancy. The tour segments include visits to atmospheric alleyways, hidden courtyards, and historic landmarks that seem ripe with spectral whispers. The storytelling blend of history and legend creates an immersive experience, perfect for those interested in the city’s haunted lore or seeking a different perspective on London’s rich heritage. Accessible and well-paced, the walk allows visitors to experience the city’s mysterious side without demanding strenuous physical effort. It’s a stand-out activity for visitors craving something both educational and spine-tingling.

What sets Where Now Tours apart is their dedication to storytelling authenticity and engagement. Their guided walks not only entertain but also deepen visitors’ understanding of Greenwich’s history, making it a unique way to connect with the local culture after hours. Whether you’re a history buff, a thrill-seeker, or simply curious about London’s ghostly whispers, this walk offers a memorable glimpse into the city’s spectral stories. Perfect for an evening adventure, it adds a haunting twist to your Greenwich visit, leaving you with chills and curiosity alike.

From Viking legends to shadowy hitchhikers, the tour makes Greenwich’s past come alive—spectrally speaking—and offers a compelling reason to see one of London’s most historic neighborhoods through a different lens.