Fangtastic Halloween events in London
You're in for a treat this halloween as there's no shortage of ghoulishly good activities to sink your fangs into...read on to get the lowdown
By Charlie Walker | Updated Oct 8 2024
Ghastly London Ghost Tour
All Hallows by the Tower 2 Oct 2024 to 21 Dec 2024
A spooky ghost tour around some of London's most historical spots, prepare to deep dive into the ghoulish histories of the capital's streets.
Halloween at Kew
Kew Gardens 27 Oct 2024 to 3 Nov 2024
Kew Garden's transforms into a hellish field of nightmares for the season, with something spooky lurking around every corner. Take care on your moonlight wanderings if you want to make it out!
Howl’o'ween at Chessington World of Adventures
Chessington World Of Adventures Resort 5 Oct 2024 to 3 Nov 2024
The winners of Best Live Entertainment – Theme Park Awards 2023 are back with another Halloween special, creating numerous, spooky, immersive worlds for all the family to enjoy.
Hair raising Halloween - at Hyde Park Learning Centre
Hyde Park 29 Oct 2024 to 31 Oct 2024
Hyde Park are offering a free day out full of scary surprises as well as nature walks and learning opportunities for the young ones.
Halloween at Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court Palace 26 Oct 2024 to 3 Nov 2024
The notoriously haunted, former royal residence comes alive (or dead) for the Halloween season, with its decorative Tudor style tending well to being scared out your mind.
West End Musical Halloween
Lyric Theatre 28 Oct 2024
The incredible cast of West End performers have been announced for West End Halloween, another ghoulishly good evening that promises to haunt audiences.
Ghostbusters in Concert
Royal Albert Hall 26 Oct 2024
Transport yourself to New York this October with the Royal Albert Hall’s Film in Concert events.
Halloween at Horace Walpole’s Little Gothic Castle
Strawberry Hill House & Garden 26 Oct 2024 to 3 Nov 2024
Experience a Halloween to remember during a week of atmospheric, spine-tingling fun.
Clink Prison Museum
Step down below ground and into ‘The Clink’, where prisoners guilty of all sorts of crimes (and even not at all) have found themselves locked up over the years, going back to a time when things were far more barbaric than today. Inside The Clink Prison Museum, on the very site of the old Mediaeval prison that was run for nearly 600 years, you will see how the prisoners were kept, how they were treated, and how they were tortured.
The Clink Prison Museum is dedicated to exploring the history and the conditions of life inside the famous prison (which, thankfully, doesn’t still jail people today!). It’s as educational and enlightening as it is entertaining as visitors discover the gruesome histories and fascinating secrets of the dark side of the city…