Ghost Bath Tour Dates

The tours depart from the same cobbled square where Bath Abbey has anchored the city since the Norman Conquest, a setting that frames the evening before the stories even begin. Unlike seasonal attractions that close in winter or operate reduced schedules in shoulder months, these walks run continuously throughout the calendar, seven nights a week without variation. The reliability reflects demand—Bath's reputation for spectral sightings draws visitors regardless of season, and the format suits both residents looking for an October thrill and travellers passing through in spring. The two-hour format covers roughly a mile and a half of Georgian streets, medieval alleys, and the Theatre Royal district, where guides recount verifiable deaths, documented hauntings, and the occasional unsolved disappearance. Routes adapt slightly to avoid road closures or private events, but the core landmarks remain fixed. The nightly ghost tour schedule means you can book around dinner reservations, afternoon excursions to the Roman Baths, or late train arrivals without waiting for a weekend slot. Autumn and winter departures begin after full dark, lending atmosphere to the lamplit lanes and shadowed doorways. Summer tours start in lingering daylight but finish well past sunset, a shift that changes the pacing but not the content. The £17 adult rate applies across all dates, with no premium pricing for weekends or holidays. Booking ahead is standard practice during school holidays and October half-term, when walk-up availability narrows. The meeting point at Abbey Churchyard sits adjacent to the Pump Room and within two minutes' walk of Bath Spa station, making it accessible whether you arrive by train, park at SouthGate, or walk from hotels along Milsom Street. Guides expect participants by 19:45 at the latest—late arrivals risk missing the group as it moves toward the first stop on Cheap Street.