The chapel is supposedly haunted by the "Grey Lady" Janet Douglas, burned at the stake as a witch in Edinburgh in 1537. – Green Guide Editor
It’s good luck to see the "Man in Grey” or the spirits of 18th century actors Charles Macklin and Joseph Grimaldi. – Green Guide Editor
Wax figures, a torture dungeon, and no fewer than three ghosts in residence make this castle one of England’s creepiest. – Green Guide Editor
This church was built on the site of Nero's tomb. Locals claim his ghost still makes the occasional appearance. – Green Guide Editor
Around 1670, brutal witch trials were held under the central arcades here. – Green Guide Editor
Spot the ghost of folk hero Myles “The Slasher” O’Reilly, who spent his last night here before dying in battle in 1644. – Green Guide Editor
A headless drummer, a ghost dog, and an accused witch who burned at the stake are a few of the spirits seen here. – Green Guide Editor
Several million skeletons are here. In the galleries, the remains laid against the walls are a macabre decoration. – Green Guide Editor
Erzsébet Báthori, known as the “blood countess” accused of murdering many young women, spent several years here. – Green Guide Editor
The early morning groaning and moaning you may hear could be the ghosts of an 11th C noblewoman and her lover. – Green Guide Editor
