Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about the tour, meeting details, or what to expect? Please use the ‘contact us’ form if you don’t find the information listed below.

Is this tour suitable for children?

No, this tour is strictly Adults Only (16+). Your guide tells the unedited story of what the accused suffered in 1629, including historical details of torture, harsh imprisonment, & executions that are not suitable for children or young teenagers.

Where does the tour meet?

We meet at the Memorial Plaque on Tweed Green in Peebles; Postcode: EH45 8AR, What3Words; // variously.twisty.bashful.

Raised in October 2022, the plaque bears the names of the 27 local people accused of witchcraft.

How long is the tour and how far do we walk?

The tour lasts approximately 70 minutes & covers about 1 mile. The surfaces include some paved hills, steps, gravel paths, uneven & narrow pavements & some rough ground along the river path & around the Cross Kirk.

What should I wear?

Tours run outdoors in all weather conditions. Please dress warmly, wear walking shoes & rain gear if required.

How much are tickets & how do I book?

Tickets are £15 per person. You should reserve your place online via our ‘Book Your Tour’ page.

Do you offer private tours or group discounts?

Yes, private bookings & group arrangements are available upon request. Please use the website form to contact us to arrange a custom date or time. If you have concerns about mobility please book an accessible / adapted tour. These are also by arrangement.

What different about an adapted / accessible tour?

Adapted / accessible tours use a diffent route & are slightly shorter in time, however, the content is the same. The meeting place is outside the Eastgate Theatre, EH45 8AD, which is close to disabled parking at Edinburgh Road Carpark.

What is the cancellation policy?

Full refunds are available up to 48 hours before your scheduled tour time.

Are public toilest available near the meeting point or along the route?

Unfortunately all the toilets in Peebles are currently closed. The council is working to reinstate public toilets as quickly as possible.  

Are assistance dogs allowed on the tour?

Assistant dogs are welcome but must be kept under control.

Are wheelchair users or mobility scooters able to navigate the entire route comfortably?

The route has some rough ground, gravel, steps, grass, steps off & onto narrow pavements which may not be not suitable for wheelchairs or people with limited mobility. However, an adapted / accessible tour can be booked. Please do get in touch for further information.