Looking for Henry Ireton, the Parliamentarian in the Civil War who having been beheaded is still seen looking for his head centuries later.

We'll pass by this wonderful Victorian Turkish Bath House.

We will learn about the Lady in Black who even today approaches strangers to ask if they have seen her brother.

Learn about the feud between the vicar and his meddlesome neighbour.

See the spot where two Victorian men were accidentally killed and where their ghosts are still by late night revellers.

Hopefully we won't come face to face with the Poltergeist who caused havoc at this pub after hours.

Watch out for She-Wolf Isabella or she will have your heart.... literally!

We will pass by the mystical London Stone, the very foundation of the great city,

Learn about the most famous Mayor in the history of London... well until Boris perhaps.

This is the home of one of the friendlier ghosts, poor little Jimmy Garlic who died back in 1765 and despite his remains being blown to bits in The Blitz, is known to befriend visiting children to the church.

In the atmospheric old alleyway outside this pub was the scene of an attack on police by an invisible force!

Bow Bells is one of the most famous churches in London and with a suitably long and at times horrific history.

Outside this old building we will learn about the man who put an end to the Thuggees in India and the terrible revenge that was inflicted on his family.

In the alleys around this old church we'll hear about a particularly distraught ghost. Incidentally, can you guess what item of household furniture takes its name from here? It's not an armchair!

The Cockpit pub is home to a female ghost with money problems and a husband with terrible anger management issues.

Alas, all that remains of this church that was destroyed both in The Great Fire of London and The Blitz is the old churchyard which is now a small public garden. You might not want to chillax here for too long though!

We end in a creepy passageway with ancient graves built into the walls.