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Haunted Amersham Ghost Tour
As seen on 'World's Most Unexplained' on the Travel Channel & CBS Reality
**Price Reduction to Help With Cost of Living Crisis**
“The village of Pluckley was once in the Guinness Book of Records as the UK's most haunted village, with 12 ghosts being reported. Just one pub in Old Amersham equals that record!" Ashley Darkwood - Paranormal Investigator.
Old Amersham in Buckinghamshire is as steeped in history as it is tales of the paranormal. Indeed, some of the most significant history of the old town has left a haunted mark that many people still witness to this day.
The earliest known settlement was in 796 AD, although there is also evidence of Roman activity locally. In the early 1500s The Amersham Martyrs, known as Lollards, were imprisoned, tried and executed in a brutal manner. Unsurprisingly, the sites significant to those events all have reports of unexplained activity.
There are several reports in varied establishments of chambermaids & bar wenches getting a bit "hands on" from beyond the grave! It also appears that the good folk of Amersham were particularly fearful of witchcraft. Join us as we the explore the horrible history, hauntings, local legends and recent encounters of the unexplained. We will visit the locations of apparitions, disembodied voices and screams, poltergeist activity, and people being touched by unseen hands.
The first tour was in 2015. Since then, locals and visitors have frequently come forward to tell of their own experiences. This is an ever evolving tour!
2hr duration, which includes a break in one of the haunted pubs! (as and when restrictions allow)
Meet outside Ambers of Amersham & The Chequers Pub, 49 - 51 London Rd W, Amersham, HP7 9DA
Bookings must be made in advance! If no bookings are made, the guide will not be attendance.
Private tours are also available if the dates do not suit your schedule.
Old Amersham in Buckinghamshire is as steeped in history as it is tales of the paranormal. Indeed, some of the most significant history of the old town has left a haunted mark that many people still witness to this day.
The earliest known settlement was in 796 AD, although there is also evidence of Roman activity locally. In the early 1500s The Amersham Martyrs, known as Lollards, were imprisoned, tried and executed in a brutal manner. Unsurprisingly, the sites significant to those events all have reports of unexplained activity.
There are several reports in varied establishments of chambermaids & bar wenches getting a bit "hands on" from beyond the grave! It also appears that the good folk of Amersham were particularly fearful of witchcraft. Join us as we the explore the horrible history, hauntings, local legends and recent encounters of the unexplained. We will visit the locations of apparitions, disembodied voices and screams, poltergeist activity, and people being touched by unseen hands.
The first tour was in 2015. Since then, locals and visitors have frequently come forward to tell of their own experiences. This is an ever evolving tour!
2hr duration, which includes a break in one of the haunted pubs! (as and when restrictions allow)
Meet outside Ambers of Amersham & The Chequers Pub, 49 - 51 London Rd W, Amersham, HP7 9DA
Bookings must be made in advance! If no bookings are made, the guide will not be attendance.
Private tours are also available if the dates do not suit your schedule.
Amersham is easy to reach by train from London. The railway station can be reached on the Metropolitan Line (Purple) approximately 1 hour from Kings Cross St. Pancras. Alternatively, only 35 minutes on the Chiltern Line from Marylebone station. Amersham is part of the London Undergound network and covered by an all zones travel card or tap and pay card readers.
Amber's of Amersham & Chequers are just under 1 mile away from the station. See Transport for London to plan you journey.
Amber's of Amersham & Chequers are just under 1 mile away from the station. See Transport for London to plan you journey.
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Visit Amersham
Why not make an afternoon of visiting Amersham? There are plenty of historic pubs and restaurants in the Old Town to suit all tastes, ranging from classic Pub Grub to a Michelin starred restaurant, and cafes. You can relax in the beautiful memorial gardens, round by the River Misbourne. Click the button below to see what's on offer in the old town.
