Best Ghost Tour in Edinburgh! - This was my second time on the Ghosts and Gore Walking Tour, and it did not disappoint! My first experience was over New Year's last year with friends, and I enjoyed it so much that I brought my dad along in September. This tour is hands down one of the best I've ever been on—it's incredibly well-produced, hilariously entertaining, and an all-around fantastic experience. I can't recommend it enough, and I'll definitely be returning for another round next time I am in Scotland!

Entertaining and educational - The first time I booked this tour was 24 years ago and I was thrilled. Now 24 years later, everything was still great. The tour with the late cemetery director Alexander Clapperton and the characters appearing during the tour gives an impressive picture of "old" Edinburgh. The time and places have changed and that's a good thing. A highlight in Edinburgh!

Ghosts and Ghore tour - to die for !!!! - Extremely enjoyable experience. First class knowledge of the comperes with great attention to detail and engaging interaction with the group. The costume character played the role really well together with Mr Clapperton whose knowledge supplemented the act. FRIGHT factor was great !!! worked really well and would certainly recommend 😀

Great Ghosts & Gore Tour - Great tour, super guides, both very informative, lots of laughs and good fun. There were about 20 on the tour, which was a good number, we could all ‘coorie in’ and get close enough to listen. The main guide really looked the part in his costume, however, the wee jumper-ooter guy could do with a new skeleton mask. I struggled to make out part of what he was saying when he was dressed as the witch (Agnes Finnie) as he had a face covering on, so quite muffled (especially if you’re a tourist on the tour, I’m ok as I’m from Edinburgh). I still managed to learn lots of new stories, great tour, and will defo bring the kids when they are a bit older. The tour was meant to be 90 minutes, but we were informed at the start that this may run over as they have lots to tell us and checked if that was ok with everyone for trains, buses, pick-ups. We walked down from the Witchery and into James Close, where we stood for some time, then a very short walk to Makars Court, into Parliament Square (I was the chosen witch) into the car park at the back of St Giles Cathedral, interesting to be shown John Knox Grave (Number 23) Stopped at the Heart of Midlothian and headed back up towards the Witchery. It would have been quite nice though to maybe see a few more closes, quirky building or parts of the Royal Mile? But a great tour. Thanks

Mr Clapperman offers you a great way to spend time with the living and the dead! - A hauntingly informative good time! I cannot think of a better way to spend an evening in old Edinburgh with the dead and buried.

Free tour fantasmas Edimburgo - Mireia was our Guide. Great knowledge of the subject. Very prepared and interesting, pleasant, pleasant. I recommend it. It gets short.

Fun tour about not so fun things - Super fun and learned loads about all the deep dark history of Edinburgh. Expect silly hi-jinks and characters! Good value for the tour as well.

Great Tour - The tour was very fun and informative! The guides were very funny and knowledgeable. I had a great time and recommend this tour.

Spooky - Alexander Clapperton (deceased) was resurrected in 1990 after resting for 143 years led us around old town, his level of knowledge of the city and what befell so many poor folk was amazing - he was interrupted many times by visits from other tOld Town ghosts whose jokes were funny bad - Tour was brill throughly enjoyed but also learnt a lot too - definitely go - we had to leave after 90 mins but our group was still throughly enjoying themselves !!

So fun! - Came with family and had a blast! Such a fun and hilarious way to learn more about the history and geography of Edinburgh.