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  • Something A Little Different, Theatre/Arts and Walks & Tours
  • Tickets from £12.00
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  • Sun, 5th Oct 2025 @ 11:00 - 12:00
  • 11:00 - 12:00

For the first time in over a decade, the catacombs beneath the Anglican Chapel at Kensal Green Cemetery will be opened for a guided tour. These subterranean vaults, long sealed from public view, are steeped in mystery and silent with the memory of those interred within.

Please note:
• Visitors will be required to sign a health and safety disclaimer before entry.
• Not suitable for those with mobility issues or severe claustrophobia.
• Flat shoes and torches are strongly recommended.

Kensal Green Cemetery, consecrated in 1833, was the very first of London’s Magnificent Seven garden cemeteries, founded to bring dignity and design to burial grounds at a time when the capital’s churchyards were overflowing. Today, the cemetery is a Grade I listed site, home to around 65,000 graves, 140 listed monuments, and a beguiling landscape of tumbled tombstones, overgrown paths and majestic trees that lend it a romantic, melancholic beauty.

Now, for the bold and the curious, we invite you to explore the crypt beneath the Anglican Chapel, an underworld of vaulted chambers and shadowy corridors. Due to the nature of the site, all visitors must sign a waiver acknowledging the risks of entry. Access is strictly limited, and you will be entering entirely at your own peril.

Robert Stephenson is a qualified City of London Culture and Heritage guide and a trustee at Kensal Green and Brompton cemeteries. He teaches on London and death studies. Robert is also chairman of the National Federation of Cemetery Friends.

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Ticket Event time Cost
The Depths Below 11:00 - 12:00 £12.00

Location

Address

Dissenters Chapel, Kensal Green Cemetery, 391 Ladbroke Grove, London, W10 5AB

Nearest Station

Ladbroke Grove (Tube)

Organiser

A Curious Invitation and Antique Beat
Each year, Antique Beat and A Curious Invitation host London Month of the Dead, a festival of over 60 different events to inform, provoke and entertain on teh subject of mortality and the city. Events include walks, talks, workshops, theatrical performances, storytelling, live-scored films, concerts, and visits to secret parts of the city. Subjects span the cultural landscape from the forensic to the esoteric with an unparalleled range of speakers, performers, guides and experts. Each year, London Month of the Dead donates 20% of ticket revenue to one of London's magnificent seven cemeteries.

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  • Written by Lauren

    Rating: 5

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    Visited 7 months ago
    As a London Month of the Dead regular, I was chuffed to have an event around Christmas. The performance was fantastic and the atmosphere was perfect!
  • Written by Cherry

    Rating: 4

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    Visited 7 months ago
    We were a little disappointed that we were unable to hear Casting the Runes. The other stories were fun though, especially the Judge’s House. How could it go wrong with Bram Stocker in charge!
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