How long does the walking tour last for?

The Weird Walk of Warwick lasts for around 90 minutes. It starts at 7.30pm and ends around 9pm.

Where does the walking tour start and end?

The Weird Walk of Warwick begins outside The Lord Leycester Hospital and ends in the market square of Warwick.

Can young children come on the tour?

We will never refuse a young guest from coming on the tour however, The Weird Walk of Warwick contains graphic depictions of death, executions and injury, therefore the tour is recommended for ages 12 and up.

Is the tour scary?

The walking tour is a mixture of scary and funny takes on the darker side of Warwick’s history. There are tales of the paranormal, and some loud shouting at times. We want to scare you, make you laugh and entertain!

Do you allow refunds?

If you are unable to attend the tour you booked, in the first instance we will reschedule for an alternative date for no extra charge.

If you are no longer able to attend and an alternative date is unsuitable, you must inform us at least 24 hours before your tour begins, or as soon as possible in the case of a sudden emergency.

We will then refund your ticket (minus Eventbrite’s fee). The reason we need notice in advance is so we can allow other members of the public to buy your ticket.

If you do not attend your tour and only inform us after the tour, no refund will be given, just like a regular theatre show.

Are dogs allowed on the tour?

Well behaved dogs are more than welcome on the tour, providing they do not pose a nuisance to any other guests, or their dogs!

Remember, this is a 90 minute walk on pavements, so please pick up any dog mess left behind.

Other than that, we can’t wait to meet your pooch!

Do you do private tours for birthday parties/Christmas/special occasions?

If you’re interested in a private tour, get in touch and we will see what we can arrange.

How far do we walk on the tour?

The tour involves approximately 1.2 miles of walking, or 2693 steps, or around 140 calories (depending on your weight and height).

Is the tour accessible for wheelchair or disabled guests?

The tour takes place on the streets of Warwick, with flat pavements throughout. We do not use any stairs that are necessary to the tour (alternative routes exist where steps do appear).

We do go down Mill Street which has cobbles and more narrow pavements.

Please click the link above and use your best judgement in determining if you are able to safely travel.

We would love to have you join the tour!

Is this a ghost tour?

Yes, and no. The Weird Walk of Warwick combines real history, with ghost stories, folklore and legends. It is the very darkest and weirdest history of Warwick, thus the name!