This has been the worst winter in goodness knows how long! Normally in the winter we get some bad weather, after all that’s what winter’s about. But this one just goes on and on.
However, there is an upside to these dark and wintry nights. They offer the perfect atmosphere for a London Ghost Walk or a Jack the Ripper Tour.
As per our promise, our London walks have been taking place “whatever the weather,” or as we put it in the blurb “we go rain, shine, snow and especially in thick, thick fog.”
So our Jack the Ripper Tour has been out there seven nights a week and our London Ghost Walks have been taking place on Friday and Saturday nights.
These spooky walks make for a great way to see more of London and to get to the grips, so to speak, with the capital’s darker and more sinister history.
These type of walks are best done on cold, winter nights as 1)The streets of London are empty at the moment and 2)With the darkness all around you it really does make for a creepier, more nerve jangling experience.
This weekend we still have vacancies on our Saturday Night Ghost Walk, which is entitled The Alleyways and Shadows Old City Ghost Walk. It takes you into the warren of old alleys around the Bank of England taking in creepy church yards, creepier court yards and passageways that are simply cobwebbed by time.
So if you find yourself at a loose end in London on Saturday why not enjoy a Haunted London walk and discover the darker side of London’s past.
Tags: Jack the Ripper Tour, London Ghost Walks, London walks
