Launceston Ghost Tours

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Launceston Ghost Tours Step into the shadows of Launceston’s haunted past… Well behaved dogs (and humans!) welcome. Dare to walk with us?

Uncover ghostly secrets and historic tales that linger in the shadows of Cornwall's ancient capital of Launceston. Every Thursday evening in Summer, our expert guide will lead you on a spine-chilling journey through the town’s narrow lanes, ancient buildings, and historic hotspots. Along the way, you’ll hear tales of restless spirits, eerie encounters, and forgotten folklore, all rooted in Launceston’s rich, haunting, adn sometimes gruesome past. Meet at The Bell Inn, 1 Tower St, PL15 8BQ, every Thursday at 6pm in Summer.

£10 per person, cash only (while we work on our online ticketing page). Whether you're a history lover, thrill-seeker, or just curious about the stories that still echo through the streets, this walking tour of Launceston's historic town centre offers a fun and fascinating trip out. The routes include some dark passages, steps, uneven surfaces and roads. Please let us know if you have any questions or requests regarding access and we will try our best to accommodate. These experiences are not for the faint-hearted. We also offer a family-friendly option, please get in touch for details on booking.

Anyone wishing to join a ghost walk through Launceston must book onto Ghost Walk for Tarosvan during Tarosvan - The Corn...
28/10/2026

Anyone wishing to join a ghost walk through Launceston must book onto Ghost Walk for Tarosvan during Tarosvan - The Cornwall Festival of Ghost Stories

That's all for the year

Don't miss out, book now because I ain't doing any more

THIS WEDNESDAY at 7pm 👻On Halloween week, explore the historic streets and grounds of this walled medieval town and its ...
25/10/2026

THIS WEDNESDAY at 7pm 👻

On Halloween week, explore the historic streets and grounds of this walled medieval town and its Norman castle, built around 1070. Feel the presence said to haunt the graveyard of the 16th-century church, glimpse the infamous Doomsdale dungeon where Cuthbert Mayne was imprisoned before his ex*****on in 1577, and uncover many more mysterious tales, including recent accounts shared by residents and visitors.

We start at Market House Arcade. Book now to avoid disappointment:
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/makestuffhappencic/2139915

24/10/2026

👻 LAST CHANCE TO BOOK👻

Halloween week calls for ghost stories… and Launceston has PLENTY of them.

Join us this Wednesday evening, 28th Oct, for a Halloween Ghost Tour through the ancient streets of Launceston, uncovering tales of hauntings, strange happenings, grisly history and some of the town’s more unsettling residents from centuries past. 🎃

We’ll wander through the historic town after dark, stopping at some of Launceston’s oldest buildings and hearing the stories that have lingered with them.

Wrap up warm, bring sensible shoes… and keep an eye on the shadows...

Book via our Ticket Tailor page
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/makestuffhappencic/2139915

I used to own a haunted pub on  It was where my interest in the supernatural really took offAlso the first place, and ti...
24/10/2026

I used to own a haunted pub on

It was where my interest in the supernatural really took off

Also the first place, and time, I ever saw a ghost

Seen quite a few since, and heard things, etc

An antiques centre in Ashburton, the Blue Ball Inn above Lynmouth, alongside the River Tavy near Horndon recently, and in a cottage in Stowford

I get that some people will laugh at this - fine, I really don't care if you want to mock me (as John Bishop says, "You can't hurt me; I'm too big to bully!")

And I completely understand others simply doubting / disbelieving

If I hadn't seen things, I wouldn't necessarily believe either. But as the saying goes, seeing IS believing

The town’s festival of ghost stories, Tarosvan, (means phantom in the Cornish language) is featured in the local media t...
23/10/2026

The town’s festival of ghost stories, Tarosvan, (means phantom in the Cornish language) is featured in the local media this week

Thank you to the local newspaper for sharing details of our fabulous events

Following a successful debut, Cornwall Festival of Ghost Stories is set to return for its second event

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