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Ghost Trail of York

12:40pm Tuesday 9th May 2006


The Ghost Trail of York takes you back in time, across the centuries to experience the stories that make up the hidden and blood chilling history of York's ghostly tradition.

Lasts about 1hr 10 min.

Further details:

Ghost Trail of York, West End of York Minster, Deansgate, York, YO1 7HH

Open: Leaves daily from the front of the Minster (West end, between the twin bell towers) at 7.30pm. No walk Dec 24, 25, Jan 1.

Admission: Adults £4, children £2.

Disabled access: Yes.

Contact: (01904) 633276.

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