Price From: £18
When: Saturdays
Duration: 1.5 hours
About:
Stroll through Newcastle and explore the underbelly of this great city’s past. Join a local expert and discover Newcastle’s history of crime, executions and tales of debauchery. Begin your tour from the heart of the city at Earl Grey’s Monument and take a walk on the dark side of Newcastle, revisiting scenes of murder, intrigue and suspense that rattled this Tyneside city.
Locations include Newcastle’s former jails, places of execution and courtrooms, where we retell the most infamous court cases and visit crime scenes of days gone by.
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