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Old Melbourne Gaol Night Tours
Things To Do Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria
Cultural and Theme Tours
Brave the dark and experience Old Melbourne Gaol by night.
Old Melbourne Gaol has long been one of the city’s most feared sites. Over many years, staff and visitors have experienced an unexplainable presence in the Gaol. Do ghosts still roam the cells? Discover for yourself with the ‘Ghost, what Ghosts?’ night tour.
What stories would a hangman tell you if he was guiding you around the Gaol, where he was the master of the rope? Find out on the Hangman’s Night Tour.
Tours are not recommended for children under the age of 12 and bookings are required.
Services
From $35 to $40
Old Melbourne Gaol Night Tours invites you to experience the Hangman’s Night Tour.
Home to Melbourne’s oldest prison, historic Magistrate’s Court and former Police City Watch House, Russell Street has been the heart of crime, law and order in Melbourne since the 1840’s.
Most of Australia’s infamous characters, including the iconic bushranger Ned Kelly and notorious gangster Squizzy Taylor have spent time within the walls of this amazing precinct. Today the award-winning tourism attraction is an opportunity to step back in time and walk the road to the gallows in a 19th century prison.
What stories would a hangman tell you if he was guiding you around the Gaol, where he was the master of the rope? What other stories from the dark side will find their way into this performance? Book the Hangman’s Night Tour and find out if you are game?
Disabled Access
From $35 to $40
Join this night tour at the Old Melbourne Gaol Night Tours, if you dare.
Old Melbourne Gaol is a grim place. It has a dark history. Stories abound of an unexplainable presence. Over many years, these stories come from visitors and staff alike. None have been proved. Many are compelling.
Home to Melbourne’s oldest prison, historic Magistrate’s Court and former Police City Watch House, Russell Street has been the heart of crime, law and order in Melbourne since the 1840’s.
Most of Australia’s infamous characters, including the iconic bushranger Ned Kelly and notorious gangster Squizzy Taylor have spent time within the walls of this amazing precinct. Today the award-winning tourism attraction is an opportunity to step back in time and walk the road to the gallows in a 19th century prison.
Disabled Access
