The Original Ghost Walk of York
The Original Ghost Walk of York
We promise a unique opportunity to discover the hidden magic of our Ancient City through the real art of storytelling. Tales are drawn from the immense History of York and are told against a back drop of haunting beauty.
The Ghost Walk established in 1973, was an original creation believed to be the first in the world. The walk is accurate, authentic and genuine - we do not need to stage manage tricks or gimmicks. But it remains above all a fun night out for all.
As a result of our success, our stories are renowned and retold all over the world.
The Ghostly Choir of Bedern, York - a Victorian tragedy re-told on The Original Ghost Walk of York.
Ghost Guide, Mark Graham, pictured with cast from 'Run Ragged' (Stagecoach Youth Theatre) following their highly acclaimed and moving version of the ghost story.
Nightly from the King's Arms Pub
- the famous pub that floods -
Ouse Bridge 8pm
£4.00 Adults, £2.50 Children
Pre-booked parties, school groups and conferences at special rates.
Booking not required.
All guides are City, County (Blue Badge) or Equity qualified.
New 'Ghosts of York' video available.
Walks last between 1.25 - 1.5 hours
World-wide fame of the Original Ghost Walk of York
Recommended and seen on Sky - Austin Mitchell, BBC - Pebble Mill, Channel 4, Hong Kong TVB, USA - Laura McKenzie and Roger Ebert, plus Belgium and German television.
Performed regularly for local radio also BBC World Service, Travel Programmes - Sue Cook, Valerie Singleton, and Judith Chalmers, plus Canadian, New Zealand, and Norwegian Radio Dramas.
Featured exclusively in magazines - ME, Woman's Own, in newspapers - The Sunday Times, The Sunday Post, and similar around the world from Australia to Brazil.
Schools and Educational Organisations
School groups can meet anywhere in the City at a time to suit. All school parties qualify for large discounts.
We offer a night of history and mystery. A thought provoking evening of fun drama to capture the imagination and inspire the mind.
'Absolutely brilliant storytellers ... both groups were spellbound by the stories.'
St Laurence School, Birmingham
'It is no exaggeration to say that you were the highlight for the children.'
Gurnell M S, West Ealing, London
'As you can see from the childrens' letters you were a great success.'
Deanburn P S, West Lothian
'Splendid, a real opportunity for children to experience the bewitching art of the storyteller.'
Langwathby P S, Penrith
01759 373090 (+44 1759 373090)
01904 764222 (+44 1904 764222)
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