Liverpool’s Most Famous Historic Ghost Walk!
The Hope Street Shivers experience was the first ghost tour in Liverpool & won ‘Guided Tour of the Year’ at the National Tourism Awards with VisitEngland.
The Tour begins outside the historic Philharmonic Pub in the heart of Liverpool’s Cathedral Quarter…
This experience takes in both of the city’s striking Cathedrals, the crooked smile of Rodney Street and the mysterious story of Will McKenzie’s blackened pyramid tomb. Bare witness to the faded grandeur of the old Wellington Rooms and the shadowy opulence of the City’s Georgian Old Town.
Your guides will conclude the tour beneath the Gothic majesty of Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral in St James’ Cemetery; the City’s former Necropolis, resting place for nearly 60,000 souls (where for over a hundred years something sinister has lurked)
Popular with all age groups The Hope Street Shivers appeals to families, friends looking for something different to enjoy together, it’s a great alternative for a team building activity or indeed a romantic scare for two – this experience has something for everyone.
Tour Times
Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
(Please note that tour times can vary and are subject to change. Please pay special attention to your e-ticket confirmation.)
Prices
Adults: £19.50
Concessions: (students and under 16’s) £18.00
Family ticket: £74.00 (2 adults & 2 children under 16)
Ultimate Shiverpool Tour Ticket (Includes Tour + The Ghost Map + Glow-in-the-Dark Enamel Pin) £35.50
Duration
1 hour 30 minutes (or eternity)
Start Location
Outside The Philharmonic Pub, Hope Street, City Centre.
ENSURE YOU ARRIVE 10 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE TOUR BEGINNING
End Location
Anglican Cathedral, Upper Duke Street, City Centre
Late Arrivals
If you are Late by 5-10 mins head down Hope Street for The Catholic Cathedral of Christ the King
(you cant miss it- it’s the rather striking spikey one- approaching, you will pass the Everyman Theatre on your right)
Accessibility
Please note, that there are steep gradients and ramps and some of the location points may be difficult for anybody managing a wheelchair with cobbled surfaces and uneven surfaces.
This tour is wheelchair accessible for some wheelchairs however the steep gradients are not safe for all and a strong pair of arms would be essential to manage some of the locations. There are no disabled toilet facilities on the tour route.
For those with mobility issues, this tour is a pacy walk and it does involve some time on your feet listening to stories.
Wherever possible Shiverpool always try to accommodate those with mobility issues or disabilities and make our tours inclusive for everyone. Please let us know when you book if you have any disabilities or mobility issues and our guides will take care of you.
All of Shiverpool’s experiences can be delivered online on request, please send an email with your enquiry to info@shiverpool.co.uk
