Shiverpool 5 Wall Street, Liverpool L1 8JQ

"We greatly enjoyed our Shiverpool tour. It was great learning about the fascinating but sometimes not so pleasant history of Liverpool. There is more significant history to this city than I expected. Our trip into the depths of the St James Cemetery beside the huge gothic Anglican Cathedral gave us a few spine tingling chills. Our guide was very knowledgeable and presented the tales in a theatrical and very entertaining way. They had us laughing throughout and we were all captured by the stories they told. We would recommend the tour to anyone who is interested in ghost stories but also learning about the history of the city. We had our 11 year old son with us and he really enjoyed it too and it wasn’t too scary for him."

"Out on the Hope St tour with Chilla Black - it was a great experience, Chilla knew exactly how to handle the group and their humour and how to handle passersby. What I thought was going to be a long and dull tour ended up being the best walking tour I've been on to date"

"Thoroughly enjoyed the theatrical Shiverpool Hope Street Ghost tour. The Georgian Quarter is beautiful to walk around and it was fascinating to learn about the ghoulish history on some of Liverpool's oldest streets. All the guides were fantastic storytellers, bringing the tales to life. The main guide, Chiller Black was hilarious, knowledgeable and effortlessly entertaining using the public and surroundings to enhance the experience. We never stopped laughing, but that's not to say we didn't get the chills. St James' Cemetery was partially eerie and atmospheric with old stone etchings, real bats flying around and some jump scares thrown in. We loved it and will defo book another one. Thank you."

"It's the best spooky tour I've ever been on. So fun and funny. Highly recommend"

"Definitely one of my favorite tours ever. We were charmed to discover the dark and mysterious history of Liverpool on this spooky and sometimes comical ramble through her streets. I expected to be entertained which I was, bit I also came away with a deeper appreciation of this city's history. Beguiled by a guide that might have been a little bit less than sane, it gets a bit edgy when you don't know what's coming around the next corner, and often . . . you don't."