• Ramshorn Graveyard - The existing church, constructed in 1824, was transformed into a theatre during the 1980s. The tranquil graveyard beside it was the scene of one of Scotland’s most peculiar grave-robbing incidents, involving Mrs. Janet McAllister and her missing remains.

• Tron Theatre - Originally a church from 1523, this venue invites you to learn about the spirits that may linger on its stage and why it’s best not to linger too long in the back two rows of the auditorium.

• Tolbooth Steeple - A distinctive feature of Glasgow’s architecture since the 1600s, where witches were imprisoned in the clocktower cells, and many faced execution by hanging in front of the stunning tower.

• University of Strathclyde - Once the site of a University of Glasgow annex, where a doctor might have inspired the first science fiction tale, and where the deceased sometimes don’t remain at rest.

• Friends Of Glasgow Royal Infirmary Museum - This charming pre-Victorian hospital is where a renowned figure in medical history made a chilling discovery, and where some patients never truly left, even after death.

• Glasgow Cathedral - As Glasgow’s oldest building, it conceals many unusual secrets within its walls, particularly in its crypt. The beautiful yet eerie graveyard holds many tales waiting to be discovered.

• The Necropolis - A gem in Glasgow’s heritage, this 19th-century cemetery is known for eerie encounters, haunted statues, and even a real-life vampire.

• Cathedral House Hotel - Known as Scotland’s most haunted hotel, it’s advisable to request a room below the top floor, just to be safe.

• Babbity Bowster - While this pub openly claims to have no ghosts, it certainly offers spirits. Conclude your visit here with a pint to soothe the nerves.

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Prepare to explore the eerie history of Glasgow. Join a knowledgeable guide for an immersive journey into the city’s mysterious and chilling past on a captivating walking tour.

Hear stories of grave robbers, witch trials, and even a spectral chimpanzee as you stroll through Glasgow’s streets and visit haunted sites. Visit Strathclyde University, Glasgow Cathedral, the Necropolis cemetery, and more.

Admire stunning murals, learn about the oldest surviving music hall in the UK, and conclude your evening at a renowned Glasgow pub, where whisky is just one of the spirits you might encounter.

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