Venture down into the Museum's 500 year old cellars with a special guide as ghosts from the past tell their stories.
The cellars have original features, including windows from the Tudor house, the Georgian wine cellar, coal cellar and a room we used as an air raid shelter during World War II. But they also have a sinister side, being part of Peterborough's most haunted building.
Please note, the tour includes steep stairs. Not recommended for under 8s, or those of a nervous disposition.
£6.00pp
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