Top Things To Do in London on Halloween
Experience a Halloween like no other in London, one of the
world's most haunted cities. Immerse yourself in spine-tingling ghost tours and
eerie attractions that capture the spirit of the season. With chilling events
scattered throughout the city, you're bound to encounter something that will
send shivers down your spine!
For those seeking a Halloween thrill, London beckons with
its array of haunted attractions. Explore eerie graveyards or venture into
abandoned castles, each location guaranteed to evoke goosebumps.
For a unique twist, consider joining one of London's ghost
tours. These guided walks lead you to the city's most haunted spots, where
hair-raising tales await at every turn.
If you're in search of an unforgettable Halloween
experience, London, with its haunted history, promises an unparalleled
celebration. Join the ranks of those who have ventured into the supernatural
and make this Halloween a truly memorable one in one of the world's most
haunted cities!
Wondering where to stay? Don’t miss some of London’s most
affordable hotels from the Zedwell collection in Piccadilly Circus, Tottenham
Court Road, and Greenwich.
Highgate Cemetery
https://highgatecemetery.org/
If you're looking for a truly spine-tingling Halloween
experience, then make sure to visit Highgate Cemetery. This haunted graveyard
is home to some of London's most spine-chilling ghosts, and it's the perfect
place to get into the spirit of the season.
On Halloween, the cemetery comes alive with all sorts of
spooky activities. You can take a ghost tour of the grounds, or visit one of
the many haunted attractions that are set up for the occasion. There's also a
fairground where you can enjoy some frightful fun, and a delicious selection of
food and drink to keep you going.
So if you're looking for a truly terrifying Halloween, make
sure to visit Highgate Cemetery!
The Tower of London
The Tower of London is one of the most popular tourist
destinations in the United Kingdom, and for good reason. It's home to some of
the most important historical artifacts in British history, and it's a great
place to learn about the country's past.
But what many people don't know is that the Tower of London
is also a great place to visit on Halloween. That's because the tower is said
to be haunted by a number of ghosts, including the ghost of Anne Boleyn, the
ghost of Lady Jane Grey, and the ghost of Henry VI.
So if you're looking for a spooky Halloween experience, the
Tower of London is definitely the place to go.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is an excellent place to visit on
Halloween because it is so historically significant. There are many famous
people buried there, and it is a very spooky place to walk around at night.
There are also a number of ghosts that are said to haunt
Westminster Abbey, including the ghost of Queen Elizabeth I, the ghost of
Oliver Cromwell, and the ghost of Sir Winston Churchill. So if you're looking
for a truly Haunted Halloween experience, make sure to visit Westminster Abbey!
The London Dungeon
The London Dungeon is an excellent place to visit if you're
looking for a truly terrifying Halloween experience. This attraction is full of
spooky exhibits and rides that are sure to send a chill down your spine.
There are also a number of live shows that take place at the
London Dungeon, which are perfect for getting into the spirit of the season. So
if you're looking for a truly frightening Halloween, make sure to visit the
London Dungeon!
Hyde Park
Hyde Park is one of the most popular tourist destinations in
London, and it's also a great place to visit on Halloween. There are a number
of spooky attractions located in Hyde Park, including the Haunted House, the
Haunted Maze, and the Hyde Park Cemetery.
Celebrate Halloween with the little ones at The
LookOut Centre in Hyde Park and take part in a host of free creepy crawly
activities including:
- Guessing the gruesome contents of our feely boxes
- Exploring our eerie nature trail, discovering fascinating facts along the way
- Listening to a spooky interactive story
- Learning about the brilliant bats in the Royal Parks
The Haunted Maze is a particularly spooky attraction at the
Hyde Park Cemetery. It's a dark and winding maze that's full of surprises, and
it's sure to give you a fright. So if you're looking for a truly hair-raising
Halloween experience, make sure to visit the Haunted Maze at the Hyde Park
Cemetery!
Madame Tussauds Chamber of Horrors
If you're looking for a fun and spooky Halloween experience,
then Madame Tussauds is the place to go. This wax museum is home to a number of
haunted exhibits, which are perfect for getting into the spirit of the season.
Chamber of Horrors
In bringing Chamber of Horrors back, the experience
remains true to Marie Tussaud's original vision; featuring
individuals whose different crimes have each had a significant
impact on Britain's social and criminal history, and were well
documented by the media at the time.
Haunted Underground Stations
Whether you're a believer or a sceptic, we're willing to bet
you wouldn't fancy spending the night alone in an empty tube station. Thousands
of commuters and station workers have reported ghostly goings-on over the
years, so you're probably a smart cookie to stick to your nice cosy bed.
Truth is, there are hair-raising tales behind each of
London's haunted underground stations, each more terrifying than the last. Take
for example Baker Street station, which is said to be haunted by the ghost of a
woman who died in a train crash. Or Covent Garden station, which is home to the
ghost of a woman who was tragically stabbed to death. Or King's Cross station,
which is haunted by the ghosts of dozens of people who died in a fire.
So if you're brave enough, why not check out London's
spookiest underground stations for yourself? Just be sure to keep your eyes
peeled for any spooky apparitions!
Top Events to Join on Halloween in Central London
If you are not keen to visit the haunted places then you can
also join some of the top events which are being organized in Central London on
Halloween night. Here is the list of some of them:
The Covent Garden Pumpkin Market
29th - 31st October
Covent Garden is the place to be for Halloween fun this
year! The Pumpkin Market is back and bigger than ever, with over two hundred
pumpkins, squashes and gourds on display. You'll be able to find the perfect
pumpkin for your costume or decoration, so make sure to stop by!
Halloween The Haunted Lodge
Fri 28th & Sat 29th October
The Haunted Lodge comes to Winterland, 28th & 29th of
October. If you're looking for a spooky Halloween experience, then make sure to
visit the Haunted Lodge at Winterland. This attraction is full of creepy
cocktails, facepaints, arcade games, fondues and the photobooth. So if you're
looking for a night of fun and frights, make sure to visit the Haunted Lodge at
Winterland!
The London Bridge Experience
22-23 & 28-31 Oct
The Halloween season is upon us and with it comes two
amazing shows: one daytime event for families with pumpkin hunts and other fun
activities, and then an evening event that is adults only and features a scare
show called Phobophobia Unhinged. Are you brave enough to visit?
Phobophobia Unhinged is a twisted scare show that takes
place at night and is meant for adults only. It features some of the scariest
characters imaginable, like dentists, serial killers, zombies, clowns, and
snakes. If you're brave enough to visit, be prepared for a truly terrifying
experience!
Spooky Food Experiences in London
London is known for its impressive array of restaurants, and
there's no shortage of spooky food experiences to be had in the city. Whether
you're looking for a ghoulish meal to celebrate Halloween, or you're just
curious about what London's spookiest restaurants have to offer, you're sure to
find something that takes your fancy. So what are some of London's spookiest
restaurants?
Well, one popular choice is Ardbeg’s Monster Ice Scream
Parlour, which serves up a range of ghoulish ice cream flavours like
"pumpkin spice" and "blood orange". Another spooky option
is the Bloody Brunch at To Home From London, which is a gruesome twist on the
classic English breakfast. If you're looking for something truly terrifying,
then you might want to try the Blackout Dining in the Dark experience at
Opaque. This unique dining experience takes place in complete darkness, so you'll
need to use all your other senses to navigate your way through the meal!
The Prince of Wales in Brixton is hosting a great event for
Halloween called The Haunted House and Disco with John Morales. This is a
clubbing event that will have music that will entertain you in two indoor
spaces, as well as a heated rooftop. There will be other special guests at this
event and some spooktacular sips.
Piccadilly Circus Night Walk
If you're looking for a spooky Halloween experience, then
make sure to visit Piccadilly Circus in London. This area is known for its
lively nightlife, and you're sure to find plenty of zombies wandering the
streets on Halloween night! So make sure to dress up and join the fun!
Where to stay in London
If you're looking for a place to stay after a night of
partying in central London, Zedwell
Piccadilly Circus is a great option. This hotel is located right in the
heart of the action, and you're sure to have a great time staying there. The
hotel has a range of different rooms to choose from, and there's something for
everyone. So whether you're looking for a budget-friendly option or you're
looking for something luxurious, you'll be able to find what you need at
Zedwell Piccadilly Circus.
Conclusion
If you're looking for a fun and spooky way to spend
Halloween, then London is the place to be. There are plenty of events and
activities happening throughout the city, so there's something for everyone.
Whether you're interested in haunted houses, pumpkin markets, or clubbing,
London has it all. So make sure to mark October 31st on your calendar and start
planning your spooktacular holiday!
