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Get ready to be spooked as you explore the sinister side of Stratford-upon-Avon...
Ghost tours take place after the museum is closed and the lights switched off, navigating the building only by the lantern light!
Your ghastly guide will tell the many scary stories from the history of the haunted building. While they relay the terrible tales of the past, your mind is only left to wonder what ghostly inhabitants might be secretly accompanying you on your tour...
The building has often been described as the most haunted building in England. Terry Deary, the author of Horrible Histories dedicated his book to the building and Most Haunted filmed here! Are you brave enough to venture into the dark side of Tudor World?
More about the Tudor Museum
The Tudor World museum stands as a distinctive and quaint independent museum housed within an original Tudor property nestled in the heart of Stratford upon Avon.
As the sole museum in the country dedicated to the Tudor era, it distinguishes itself by eschewing artefacts and period furniture in favor of immersive recreations depicting various aspects of Tudor life.
These exhibits are intertwined with captivating narratives detailing the rich history of the building itself, which traces its origins back to the birth of the town in the late 12th century, as well as the broader history of Stratford upon Avon. Situated along the only remaining cobbled street in Stratford, the museum's very location exudes historical charm.
Get hands on with the past at the museum at Tudor World today, or take a look at the Museum Tour and Shakespeare Walking Tour options.
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How to find us
The museum is situated along Sheep Street in a big Tudor building. Go under the arch and along the cobbled stoned courtyard to find the entrance.
The build is a two-minute walk from the Royal Shakespeare Company.
By car
Leave the M40 at junction 15 and take the A46 to Stratford upon Avon following onto A439, around the one way system and left onto waterside and take first right onto Sheep Street.
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By train
Stratford-upon-Avon Station is one mile away and is approximately a 15 minute walk.
The site is within walking distance of Stratford-Upon-Avon railway station, and there is a good park-and-ride service which has stops in Bridge Street and Wood Street.
The ghost tours are around an hour.
We do not advise children younger than 14 (accompanied by an adult) due to the spookiness of the building and adult themes. However, parents are welcome to take in younger children but most take responsibility for them.
The tour can be fun and scary but it is not a ghost tour full of jump scares and magic tricks, just a good old fashioned haunted building!
No, there are no jump scares on this ghost tour. From nobody living that is…
Due to the nature of the building, the tour is not suitable for wheelchair users. However, if the user can manage stairs with assistance there are plenty of places on the tour to sit down.
The tour takes place in the dark by lantern light (held by the tour guide). There may be moments the lantern is turned off for demonstration.
Yes, however this does mean the rest of the group are left alone in the dark while the tour guide escorts you out!
Once inside the building there are no refunds.
The ghost tour relates stories of ghost sightings, the history of the building and other interesting stories. The ghost tour, it is not a ghost hunt and ghosts and spirits are not asked to make their presence known.
However, it is not unheard of for spirit activity to take place and can be unpredictable...