🎃 London, ENG · Halloween 2026
Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals — London, ENG
Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals brings Halloween to London for the 2026 season — tba — 2026 dates not yet announced at HERstorical Tours.
🎯 LONDON, ENG📅 TBA📍 HERstorical Tours🔞 12+ RECOMMENDED🎟 TICKETED
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See London in a whole new (dimmer) light with Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals, a guided nighttime tour of the city’s most haunted corners and the stories behind them.
📢 2026 dates TBA — Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals hasn’t announced its 2026 schedule yet. Details below will be updated the moment they’re confirmed.
📋 Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals — Event Details
📍 Venue: HERstorical Tours — Starts at Farringdon station, London
📅 Dates: TBA — 2026 dates not yet announced
🕐 Hours: Approx. 1.5 hours
🎫 Price: Paid admission (varies by day & pass level)
👶 Ages: All ages
🚗 Parking: On-site / street parking — check the official event page for details
⏱ Plan for: 2–3 hours
🏢 Organizer: See official event page
🎃 Local Insight Ratings
Best for: History buffs, paranormal fans, and couples looking for a spooky-but-classy night out.
💡 Know Before You Go
🎃 Bring a light jacket — standing around listening to stories gets chilly after dark.
🎃 Charge your phone — you’ll want photos of the historic stops (and maybe orb shots).
🎃 Tip your guide — the storytelling makes the tour; guides work for tips at many companies.
🎃 Book ahead — tours cap group sizes and Halloween-season nights sell out.
🎃 Wear walking shoes — you’ll cover real distance, often on cobblestones or uneven streets.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
When does Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals run?
Phantom Femmes: Ghostly Tales of the City’s Gals operates TBA — 2026 dates not yet announced. Tours typically depart in the evening — exact times are on the booking page.
How long is the tour?
Most ghost tours run 60–90 minutes and cover about a mile on foot. Paid admission (varies by day & pass level).
Is it actually scary?
It’s atmospheric rather than shocking — real historical stories told at night. Fine for most kids 12 and up; younger kids welcome at parents’ discretion.
