Welcome to Haunted Liverpool
Let the word go forth that the dark side of Liverpool remains forever unchanged, and that is where we journey. Let us take you behind the façade of Liverpool One and the splendid Waterfront. Let us take you to a part of the city untouched by time or season. Locked firmly in the past, the Georgian Quarter gives up its darkest secrets on our Ghostly Tours. Its dark humour never fails to entertain. Will you join us in our meander down cobbled streets and past Gothic Gravestones?
If our Ghost Walks are not for you, we have a veritable feast of entertainment on offer; including, Ghostly Fireside Tales, A Time Travel Experience, Psychic Nights, Alien and UFO Evenings, The Terror of Haunted Houses, Murder Mystery Dinner Theatres and more.
We stand on the threshold of a new era in entertainment. We have something for everyone as we seek to entertain, inform and enlighten you. Come join us, if you dare?
“Save an animal’s life - Go on a Haunted Liverpool Ghost Walk”
All profits from Haunted Liverpool Ghost Walks go to Freshfields Animal Rescue, a registered charity. For the past 30 years Freshfields has been dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted, homeless and abused animals across the North West and North Wales. The rescue relies entirely on donations.
Visit Freshfield's own website at www.freshfieldsrescue.org.uk.
Haunted Liverpool are the only tours fully endorsed by Tom Slemen. Haunted Liverpool Ghost Walks would like to thank Tom Slemen for permission to use his work to save animals’ lives. Find out more about Tom here or find out more about his books at www.bluecoatpress.co.uk.
Freshfields Animal Rescue is registered charity no. 508579.
Haunted Liverpool Ghost Walks are full members of The Mersey Partnership and all tours have been officially approved by The Liverpool City Council Tourism Unit.
What you think about us ...
"Just a note to say thank you to you and your colleagues for the ghost walk last night. We all thoroughly enjoyed it. Unfortunately, my wife, who is pregnant, was feeling unwell towards the end of the tour (nothing to do with the tour!) and we had to leave a little early.
Nevertheless, we thought the stories fabulous and the guides both informative and witty."
Andy Hudson
