Come A Wassailing!

Join us as we recreate the bygone tradition of the true Christmas Wassail, on the very sites that the Kings of England once celebrated.

We recreate the wonderful Christmas tradition of Wassailing, on the sites it was once celebrated by the Kings of England. Bring family and Yuletide visitors for a special holiday experience of mixing the Pagan and Christian traditions while sharing the Wassail bowl filled with hot lambswool. Waking the apple trees with bells and bygone chants where the Royal Palace orchards once stood.

We’ll walk the ancient streets of Geddington, singing Christmas carols and be rewarded with figgy puddings.

Starting at the north end of Wood Street before ending at the Eleanor Cross.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Depending on the weather, some of the walk may be muddy. Please wear suitable footware and rainwear if the weather's inclement. Do bring a torch. Everything else will be provided.

We will be a'wassailing each weekend from mid-December into January but if you have a group of 6 or more we will gladly book a date and time at your convenience.

Email your request or any questions, special needs to dG91cnNieWthbSB8IGdtYWlsICEgY29t or check out our webpage at www.kamtours.com

Your tour guide

Kam Caddell has been leading acclaimed historical walks, podcasts and lectures on Geddington and the surrounding villages for over a decade. Rated five stars by TripAdvisor and Yelp, almost a regular on BBC Northampton, he has brought history to life for thousands over the years.

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