A HAUNTED HALLOWEEN AT CADW LOCATIONS ACROSS SOUTH WALES

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This October and November Cadw is bringing the magic of Halloween to historic locations across Wales. As it celebrates its 40th birthday this year, Cadw is announcing an epic line up of spooky events for all ages.

 

Whether you’re after paranormal experiences, a bit of history with your horror or prefer a fun-filled day out with the family, Cadw’s activities have something for everyone.

 

All events – from ghost tours to spooky tales and trails – can be found on Cadw’s website, with a glimpse of the packed autumn calendar below. There is a mixture of free and ticketed events, so be sure to plan ahead and book your experiences.

 

We’re Going on a Ghost Hunt! (Raglan Castle)

Throughout the half term break, Raglan Castle will host a series of ghastly ghost hunts. Children and adults alike can compete to see how many ghosts they can find within one of the grandest Welsh castles.

Event info:

Saturday 26th to Thursday 31st October, 9:30 – 17:00

 

Ghost Tours (Chepstow Castle)

An event which is suitable for adults only, Chepstow Castle’s custodians, both past and present, will give eye-witness accounts of paranormal activity in the castle. Learn of the residents who once lived inside the walls of this ancient castle through an evening of ghost stories, historic folklore and ancient legends.

Event info:

Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd November, 19:00 – 20:30

Booking is required.

Not around for this event? Chepstow Castle will also host another evening of ghost stories on Saturday 19th October, between 18:30-19:30 and again at 20:30-21:30.

 

Haunted History and Folklore Evening Tour (Blaenafon Ironworks)

A twilight evening tour at Blaenavon Ironworks, Wales’ industrial giant, will lead you deep into the heart of Welsh legends and the local mysteries. Visitors will be immersed in the spooky tales, rich myths, and historic folklore of Blaenavon and Blaenau Gwent. End your evening at one of Wales’ World Heritage Sites with a comforting hot drink and a delightful Welsh cake (to help stop the nightmares…).

Visitors are advised to arrive 15 minutes before the event starts, bring a small pocket torch, wet gear and sturdy shoes.

To book, please call 01495 792615.

Event info:

Saturday 27th October, 19:00 – 21:30

 

Other events:

Saturday 26th October – Sunday 3rd November, 10:00-16:00

Saturday 26th October – Friday 1st November, 11:00-15:00

Saturday 26th October – Sunday 3rd November, 10:00-15:00

 

For those looking to take advantage of the events available during the October half term holidays, Cadw membership offers free event entry and unlimited access to over 130 historic places across Wales, offering a unique way to explore Wales’ rich heritage. Children also go free with any adult membership.

There are over 130 historic places to visit and 1,000 reasons for us all to visit. Find out more at https://cadw.gov.wales/.

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