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Halloween at the Tower of London

Ghostly – but not too scary – seasonal fun at the Tower
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Time Out says

The history of the Tower of London goes back a whopping 900 years, which covers a hell of a lot of torture, prisoners and executions – most famously the beheading of Anne Boleyn. It‘s no surprise then that the landmark is notorious for ghostly sightings. Visit over October half term and follow a spooky trail around the ancient landmark and see if you can spot medieval queens, Roman soldiers, wizards and indeed ghost bear lurking about the place. 

Halloween at the Tower is, to be clear, more treat than trick and don’t expect massive jump scares, but rather friendly ghosts and fun themed areas including the Haunted Forge, the Enchanted Wishing Well, and the Raven’s Observatory

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Included in palace admission (£16.80-£18.50 child, £33.60-£37 adult)
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