Top 4 ghoulish tours in London

Millions of tourists make their way to London every year to explore the city and see all of the bright and colourful attractions. However, there is a darker side to England’s capital that not everyone gets to experience.

If you’re hoping to take part in one of the city’s many tours during your stay at the Brewery Hotel Chiswell Street, there are plenty of fun and thrilling alternative experiences. From killers to ghosts, these tours will get your adrenaline pumping and your hairs stood to attention.

Tower of London

The iconic Tower of London has a history that stretches back hundreds of years. It was built by William the Conqueror as a military fortress and a symbol of oppression. Over the years, it has been used for several purposes including a prison where a series of ghoulish criminals were tortured and executed. Join your fellow thrill-seekers on a twilight tour of the castle and its grounds. As you explore, you’ll come across all kinds of historic artefacts and learn all about the history of the tower.

Jack the Ripper

Jack the Ripper is one of the most notorious historical figures in London’s history. For years, the backstreet slasher caused terror amongst local East End residents and was responsible for one of the biggest manhunts in the city’s history. The facts about the killer himself are still quite scarce but this thrilling tour will take you on a journey through his known stalking grounds. Learn fact from fiction as you follow your expert guide and explore the back alleys of the East End. This is a must-see for thrill-seekers at the Montcalm Brewery.

Ghost Bus Tour

Do you believe in ghosts and ghouls? If so, this chilling tour is the perfect way to experience the dark and eerie side of London that is often missed by tourists. Even if you’re not a believer in the paranormal, a trip on the Ghost Bus is sure to raise the hairs on your neck. After taking your seat on the bus, you will be taken on a journey around London to some of the city’s supposedly haunted sites. As you explore, the tour guide will regale you with urban legends and gruesome tales of London’s past.

Hampton Court Palace

If you’re looking to experience the rich culture of London while seeking a thrill at the same time, take a trip to the beautiful area of Molesey to explore the official residence of King Henry VIII. Hampton Court Palace is known for being one of the most beautiful royal buildings in the country but it also has a more sinister past which is why so many thrill-seekers visit. According to legend, a number of deaths have taken place in the palace which is why it has gained a reputation as one of the city’s most haunted spots.