York Europe The Bloody Tour of York Guided Walking Tour with Mad Alice or Lady Peckett
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The Bloody Tour of York is a 90-minute guided walking tour through the medieval streets of York, England, led by either Mad Alice or Lady Peckett. The tour presents the city's dark and bloody history, including stories of ghosts, witches, murderers, kings, and queens. The tour begins at York Minster, one of Britain's largest Gothic cathedrals. From there, the route moves to Stonegate, a lively street with narrow alleys known as Snickleways. The walk continues to the Roman Column, which marks the city's Roman origins. Next is the Shambles, a medieval street that was once home to butchers and Saint Margaret Clitherow. The tour includes a stop at the Jorvik Viking Centre, which highlights the Viking arrival in AD 866. It concludes at Clifford's Tower, the remains of a castle built by William the Conqueror and the site of a historic tragedy. This multi award-winning tour has received the Arival Best Sightseeing Tour in Europe Award 2024. The entire tour is guided and suitable for all ages.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
York Minster
See the splendour of one of Britain's largest Gothic Cathedrals.
Stonegate
A vibrant street with Snickleways to visit
The Roman Column
Discover the origins of the city beginning with the Romans
Shambles
One of the city's prettiest street. Travel back in time down this meandering Medieval street, originally the home of the butchers and once home to one of York's Saints, Margaret Clitherow
Jorvik Viking Centre
Arriving in AD 866, the Vikings left their mark on the city.
Clifford's Tower
Once a grand Castle built by William the Conqueror, now little remains apart from the motte and bailey, it was once the site of a terrible tragedy
Meeting point
Outside St. William's College, College Street, York, YO1 7JF The black and white building at the back of York Minster
End point
Close to Clifford’s Tower or Jorvik Viking Centre
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
York Europe The Bloody Tour of York Guided Walking Tour with Mad Alice or Lady Peckett
by The Bloody Tour of York
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£30Overview
The Bloody Tour of York is a 90-minute guided walking tour through the medieval streets of York, England, led by either Mad Alice or Lady Peckett. The tour presents the city's dark and bloody history, including stories of ghosts, witches, murderers, kings, and queens. The tour begins at York Minster, one of Britain's largest Gothic cathedrals. From there, the route moves to Stonegate, a lively street with narrow alleys known as Snickleways. The walk continues to the Roman Column, which marks the city's Roman origins. Next is the Shambles, a medieval street that was once home to butchers and Saint Margaret Clitherow. The tour includes a stop at the Jorvik Viking Centre, which highlights the Viking arrival in AD 866. It concludes at Clifford's Tower, the remains of a castle built by William the Conqueror and the site of a historic tragedy. This multi award-winning tour has received the Arival Best Sightseeing Tour in Europe Award 2024. The entire tour is guided and suitable for all ages.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
York Minster
See the splendour of one of Britain's largest Gothic Cathedrals.
Stonegate
A vibrant street with Snickleways to visit
The Roman Column
Discover the origins of the city beginning with the Romans
Shambles
One of the city's prettiest street. Travel back in time down this meandering Medieval street, originally the home of the butchers and once home to one of York's Saints, Margaret Clitherow
Jorvik Viking Centre
Arriving in AD 866, the Vikings left their mark on the city.
Clifford's Tower
Once a grand Castle built by William the Conqueror, now little remains apart from the motte and bailey, it was once the site of a terrible tragedy
Meeting point
Outside St. William's College, College Street, York, YO1 7JF The black and white building at the back of York Minster
End point
Close to Clifford’s Tower or Jorvik Viking Centre
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.