Type: Evening Event
Dress code: Togas
(Based on 7 Reviews) It is 125AD.
Baccus has just been appointed Proconsul of Britain and Baccus is hosting this party to celebrate. But what happened to the previous Proconsul, Homer? Did he die of natural causes or was he murdered? And if so, why?
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Discover your next Murder Mystery Break in Newcastle at the Royal Station hotel. Located in the heart of the city centre and set inside a beautiful Grade I listed building this venue is a perfect base to become our next Super Sleuth.
The historic Royal Station Hotel features 145 classically designed and comfortable rooms with a range of modern and convenient amenities including the Empire restaurant and bar, Newcastle city-centre parking, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities, indoor swimming pool, sauna and a fitness centre, a perfect retreat after an action packed Murder Mystery.
Guests will receive a delicious 3 course evening meal whilst the Murder Mystery takes place in one of the hotels beautiful function rooms. The perfect base for your next Geordie adventure, Royal Station Hotel is a one-minute walk from Newcastle’s central train and metro station and a short walk from city-centre shops, the quayside, theatres, art galleries, restaurants, and bars.
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