Someone’s been killed – anyone at the dinner table could have done it; the man opposite, the woman to your left or the evil looking pensioner to your right. Join a variety of Celtic Castles’ properties as they continue to provide fantastically thrilling murder mystery nights that allow you to become dramatically involved.

Ruthin Castle

Combine a merry-making Mediaeval Banquet with an intriguing game of murder mystery. Enjoy a four-course meal, a toast drink of Celtic Mead, wines and Mediaeval entertainment, with the added twist of trying to figure out ‘whodunit’ in the strange world of Mediaeval laws! Guests can play budding detectives or even join in as a member of the cast.

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Coombe Abbey

The year is 1890. Sir Earnest de Clapper, Lord of Coombe, has called together his family and household. He takes great delight in giving each person a letter containing news they will find both disturbing and unwelcome. Family and staff are horrified at the fate that awaits them…
Sir Earnest must be stopped…
…and indeed, a loud shot rings out and he slumps to the floor… DEAD!

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Lumley Castle

‘A Murder is Announced’ as you join the Charles Graythorpe players as they prepare to go live with their latest radio play. But as the countdown begins, egos and dark secrets clash and a murder is committed. Can you guess who is the murderer and why?

The evening includes a reception drink, three-course dinner and of course, murder! You are invited to join the team at the historic landmark for a truly magical evening, which can be completed with an overnight stay in one of the castle’s  individually designed bedrooms.

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Walworth Castle

We have been asked by the local constabulary to gather together as many potential witnesses as possible in order to attempt to prevent these awful happenings or, in the event of a murder actually taking place, to aid them with their inquiries and help solve the crime. Tickets include a ‘deliciously deadly’ three-course meal, followed by a disco ’til midnight.

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