Ghosts, Ghouls & Gallows: London Virtual Tour

What a good organizef lively virtual tour. Good creepy stories around some ghosts of London . Great guide.

We didn't get to experience it missed our our time slot. If your in USA there's a time difference even though the time slot says a certain time it's not converted to USA time. It should be auto converted for people in other countries. I don't know the worlds time zones!

This was an interesting lockdown activity that took us around London and beyond from our chairs. The slides had interesting facts and graphics. Anna was a friendly, enthusiastic, engaging and informative guide who made us all feel included and welcome, especially through the interactive quiz. Good fun!

Great stories we’d never heard before about Green Park, haunted London, and spooky pictures of the Hampton Court ghost. Also some laughs along the way. A great quiz running throughout to keep us on our toes. Anna is a brilliant guide - this works really well as a virtual tour & id love to join the real life one when they start up again!

If you’re looking for an hour of fun interaction during lockdown, this is for you. The host was knowledgeable and energetic and did a great job. However, I think the description of what you’re actually paying for needs a few alterations as I assumed a guide would be taking us around London and actually showing us these places. We were quite disappointed that this wasn’t the case and didn’t feel this kind of tour was our cup of tea. Also, why did I pay £10 for 2 ppl when it really wouldn’t have mattered how many were watching !!

The quiz was really entertaining and was only £5.00 so really good value for money. There was friendly competition with the quiz which was amusing and was something different to do to easy the lockdown beardom. I would definitely do another one.

Great fun, knowledgeable host. Look forward to doing the tour in real life but definitely recommend for a lockdown night it

Was more of a history lesson than a tour. The tour guide was informative, but I was under the impression we would actually have been shown through some buildings. We were shown some pictures of haunted places.

The guide was engaging and knowledgable but the experience wasn’t what we expected. It was more of a history lesson rather than a tour. I expected the guide to be in London rather than sat at home showing us historical pictures.

Unfortunately, I did not ever get connected to the activity. I did speak to a nice customer service person who referred to herself as “Hanna” via text contact. Supposedly, someone would contact me about possibly rescheduling but I didn’t hear anything. It was very confusing and she indicated that I might have misread the time so that’s why I couldn’t connect. I have to say that it would’ve been easier to swim the English Channel blindfolded than to navigate the system the contact numbers and sites to ask for help were indicated to be not in service or operational. I have used Viator Tours in person tours many times, mostly successfully, and will likely do that again once real travel resumes. In the meantime, it’s back to YouTube travel videos for me.