A Candlelit Tour of St Bartholomew The Great, London
How many secrets lie hidden within the flickering shadows of London’s oldest church?
In full medieval splendour St Bartholomew the Great in West Smithfield, central London has been witness to many of the capitals most historic and sometimes barbaric moments. From miracles, burnings, fairs and fires, the church resonates the past in full glory.
Upon entering the ancient church one is immediately transported back into time with an ecclesiastical assault on the senses. The medieval ambience is often charged with claims that St Bart’s is the most haunted church in the city. Over the years, the spectral vision of Rahere, the buildings founder is reputably seen throughout the church. In the faint glow of candlelight you will walk in his footsteps in this specifically organised tour.
You will be enthralled with tales of bone houses, executions, phantoms and missing relics as history blends with story in a unique evening which promises to educate, entertain and possibly spook
The event climaxes in the cloisters for a ‘Thimble of gin’ and time to look around on your own.
This location is minutes away from the city/ barbican/ St Pauls.
Minimum numbers apply.
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