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- Beetle House. Though they are quick to point out they have no official affiliation with Tim Burton, Beetle House—now with locations in New York and Los Angeles—takes its inspiration from films like The Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands and, of course, Beetlejuice.
- Mario’s Double Daughter’s Salotto. With a huge artificial tree, oversized red booths, a railing composed of axes and a signature blood red cocktail on tap called “Go f*&% yourself juice,” it’s no wonder that the most common descriptor for this Denver-based bar is “Tim Burton-esque.”
- Jekyll and Hyde Club. Billed as New York’s only haunted restaurant and bar, Jekyll and Hyde Club is the ultimate in spooky, kitschy dining with costumed waiters, secret doors, things that pop out at you and decor like a creepy explorer’s club.
- Muriel’s Jackson Square. Plenty of restaurants claim to be haunted, but Muriel’s Jackson Square in New Orleans truly embraces its ghosts. Separate from the main dining and drinking areas, the Séance Lounge is decorated like the eighteenth-century bordello the building was once home to.
Oct 18, 2021 · Unlike haunted houses, horror-themed restaurants aren’t out to give anyone an actual fright — they’re more “Frankenweenie” scary than “Cannibal Holocaust” scary. The look is heavy on ...
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- Jack The Ripper Tour
- The London Dungeon
- Tower of London
- London Bridge Experience
- Take The Haunted London Tour
- Harry Potter Afternoon Tea
- Drink at A Haunted London Pub
- Dennis Severs’ House at Night
- Explore London’s Abandoned Tube Stations
- Highgate Cemetery
This is my favourite suggestion of what to do at Halloween in London because it’s so unique to the city and totally spooky! On this tour you’ll step back in time to Victorian Londonto explore the dark East London streets previously stalked by one of the most famous serial killers in the world, Jack the Ripper. Meeting your tour guide in Whitechapel...
If you’re into a good old-fashioned scare (and disclaimer: I am certainly not!) the London Dungeon is the place for you. It’s one of the top horror things to do in London. This is one of the most obvious things to do in London for Halloween, so if you want to go on Halloween night itself, book as far in advance as you can! It’s always booked up wel...
For an attraction equal parts history and spookiness, look no further than the Tower of London. The Tower, which overlooks the River Thames, has held some of England’s most notorious prisoners for almost 1,000 years. It’s also one of the best palaces in London! It was first used as a prison in 1100 and housed inmates as late as 1952, when famous or...
The London Bridge Experience has pretty much the same offering as the London Dungeons, but this attraction has been voted the scariest attraction in the UKfor 11 consecutive years – so you’re almost guaranteed a scream or two! The London Bridge Experience is open year-round, and entry tickets cost £25. Once you arrive, you’ll walk through 4 differe...
London is an old, old city, so it makes sense that it’d be full of alleged ghost sightings and haunted locations. This tour, which is run by the most established ghost guide in London (he’s written over 22 books on the topic!) lasts 1 hour and 40 minutes and costs £12per person. The tour takes in multiple different haunted London locations, from a ...
Harry Potter is synonymous with Halloween, but here in London there’s far more Harry Potter-inspired things to do than just visiting the Warner Brothers Studio! One of the more unique Harry Potter experiences in London is the Harry Potter afternoon tea at the fabulous bakery, Cutter & Squidge. Hosted in their basement ‘Potion Room’, their interacti...
If there’s one thing Londoners do well, it’s drinking. The city is jam-packed full of historic pubs, and since they’re often full to the brim with eager visitors, it’s easy to ignore the rumours that so many of them are haunted! To explore them best, you can either head out and enjoy a pint with the paranormal, or design your own ghostly pub-crawlh...
Book after-dark entrytickets to this previously derelict house which was redesigned to look like the home of the imagined Huguenot Family in the 18th century. Strict silenceis enforced in the house, and with the only light coming from the flickering candles, you’ll almost definitely get the creeps. Dennis Severs’ House is half-museum and half-art i...
Exploring an abandoned anythinggives me the chills, but exploring an abandoned London Underground tube station feels exceptionally creepy. After all, that far underground there’s no daylight, and given the tube’s history, almost certainly a couple of ghosts. There are a few ‘secret’ or ‘abandoned’ tube stations scattered across London, but the one ...
Nothing says Halloween like hanging out in a graveyard, right? It sounds weird, but bear with me. Unlike your typical graveyard, Highgate Cemetery is actually a tourist attraction too. With over 170,000 peopleburied here, this graveyard is huuuggee. It’s also verybeautiful – in a creepy graveyard type of way, of course. Highgate Cemetery is probabl...
Oct 31, 2023 · Best Halloween menus at London restaurants. Whether it’s a haunted brunch, cutesy bao buns or paranormal puddings, London's restaurant scene has embraced Halloween menus like never before this year. Try them at your own risk... Skylight Halloween Party at Peckham
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- Historical horrors. No trip around London's scariest spots is complete without a visit to the Tower of London. Originally a palace, the tower was London's most notorious prison and became the go-to destination for torture and executions.
- Scary attractions in London. Travel through more than 1,000 years of London’s horrible history at The London Dungeon, one of the most surreal of London's scary attractions.
- Creepy creatures. Get up close to London's creepy inhabitants, if you dare. Test your nerve on the Shark Walk at SEA LIFE London, where you'll walk across the top of the sharks' glass tank.
- Twisted tours. For those who fancy a ride to London's dark side, hop on The Ghost Bus Tour London and uncover forgotten tales of intrigue and murder in the capital – just be sure to ring the bell when it's time to leave or risk joining your creepy conductor for good!
Oct 1, 2019 · Visiting haunted houses is a rite of passage at Halloween but definitely not for the faint of heart. We've got the UK's best spooky haunted houses.
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