Glamis Castle, one of the 'most haunted castles in Scotland', is launching a special Halloween tour later this week. Visitors will get to see inside the walls of the "historic and spectacularly spooky" attraction.
The castle is inviting "brave" travellers to be led through by an expert tour guide, who will share the supernatural stories of the ghosts claimed to haunt its grandiose rooms. Among the chilling tales guests will be told are those involving the mysterious Grey Lady and Tongueless Woman.
Ghosts of Glamis will include a range of creepy lighting and sound effects. There will even be "ghostly figures" lingering in the shadows to give visitors an added scare.
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The tour will start at the castle's entrance, before leading guests through its many spectacular rooms — such as the Drawing Room, Billiard Room and the Chapel. According to organisers, while the tour will suitably scary, it is welcome to people of all ages.
In addition, the Castle Kitchen Restaurant will be serving food and drink to those keen to have a break from the frights. The outdoor Hub café will also be open for anybody needing warmed up with a hot drink.
Glamis Castle, which is situated beside the village of Glamis in Angus, is famous for its many spooky legends. These include rumours of a hidden chamber and a grotesque heir better known as the Monster of Glamis.
General Manager at Glamis Castle Steven Cumming said: "As one of Scotland’s oldest castles, the dramatic stories of the Ghosts of Glamis are legendary. It’s the ideal place for those looking to celebrate Halloween this year.
"The combination of the spooky stories, told brilliantly by our talented tour guides, and incredible effects as brave visitors walk through the castle will thrill and chill in equal measure."
Tickets are £15 per adult, £10 per child (5-17 years) and £10 for concessions. Car parking is included in the price of the tickets.
To find out more about the Ghosts of Glamis tour, and to book tickets, visit the Glamis Castle website.
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