Top Haunted Places in Europe

The mere mention of ghost and haunted place excites you!! You are fan of all the ghost stories and would like to splurge in some exciting activity related to spirits and ghost yourself. To get some goose bumps and meet the dead who are still undead, ensure to visit the best haunted places in Europe mentioned below.

Highgate Cemetery in London

This cemetery was declared to be haunted with ghost in late 1960s when the occupants and the passerby’s claimed to have seen a spirit with red eyes. The figure was reported to be tall and dark and possessed the power of hypnotism. This figure was rumored to wander in and around the cemetery. The tour of the cemetery is allowed with guide only.

Borley Rectory in Essex

This place is said to be haunted by ghost of a nun who was murderer. The rectory was and is still popular among the ghost hunters and supernatural activists. The place was burned down in 1939 but still has the air of mystery hanging around it.

Pendle Hill in Lancashire

In 1612, ten innocent people were hanged to death in the Lancashire Castle for being the witches. The spirit of these so called witches haunts the castle and the village Newchurch, situated at the foot of Pendle Hill.

The Red Lion in Avebury of Wiltshire

Red Lion pub in Avebury has regular visits paid by the ghost of ladies and children. Visitors at the pub often report seeing aura of light, walking shadows and freezing air in the warm room. This one is sure to give you the goose bumps.

The Ancient Ram Inn in Gloucestershire

Certainly this one takes the first place in the ranking of haunted places, the air of the inn speaks of the supernatural elements present at the room with you. The ghosts of the sacrificed children and murdered persons haunt the place.

Glamis Castle in Scotland

Glamis castle promises a number of ghosts to be seen here. Tongueless lady can be seen hovering in the garden while an aristocrat can be seen crying in card’s room. A grey lady also wanders the castle.