Embark on a haunting journey into Edinburgh's eerie depths. Uncover ghostly secrets and dare to enter the haunted underground vaults and Greyfriars Kirkyard by night!
A Haunted City
Discover why Edinburgh is known as the most haunted city in the world as we take you on an immersive journey into its spooky past, culminating with an eerie descent into the haunted underground vaults and the chilling Greyfriars Kirkyard at night. Are you brave enough to uncover its secrets?
Edinburgh's Ghostly Highlights
- Greyfriars Kirkyard Visit: Traverse to Greyfriars Kirkyard, Edinburgh's infamous haunted cemetery, where restless spirits and paranormal phenomena have prevailed for centuries.
- Exploration of Haunted Underground Vaults: Venture beneath the streets of Edinburgh to explore the chilling underground vaults that have witnessed centuries of dark history.
- Historical Authenticity: Immerse yourself in dramatized tales deeply rooted in historical facts, uncovering Edinburgh's shocking secrets with a focus on documented history.
Ghost Tour of Edinburgh
Prepare to delve into the chilling mysteries of the Scottish capital. Meet us at the High and Cockburn Streets intersection and get ready for a ghostly tour!
Our first stop of the day will be Greyfriars Kirkyard, Edinburgh's haunting cemetery. Here, amidst the resting (or perhaps not-so-restful) remains of the city's distinguished and less distinguished citizens, you'll encounter tales of unquiet spirits and centuries of paranormal phenomena. We'll unveil the most spine-tingling stories before retracing our steps.
Then, it's time to head underground as our ghostly guide eagerly awaits to take you through the haunted Edinburgh Vaults. As your eyes adjust to the crypt's dim lighting and the strange sounds filling the air, we'll hear secrets and legends above the underground streets of Edinburgh.
We'll climb back up from underground and return to the starting point after our bone-chilling 75-minute adventure. If you've experienced anything unusual during the tour, rest assured it's all part of the atmospheric experience...or is it?
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