Today we are counting down our picks for the Top 10 most Haunted places in the world. For this list, we've faced our choices on a mix of legends stories and rumors that surrounds how supposedly haunted a place may be. So, let's start...
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10. Stanley Hotel Estes Park Colorado USA
The place that inspires horror Stephen King to write The Shining yeah that's definitely on the list King stayed in room 217 of the Stanley Hotel and reportedly heard ghost children playing in the hallway, the ballroom is actually where the real action is however with accounts of the kitchen staff was thinking a party was going on in the room but ultimately finding it unoccupied upon entering. Guests have also reported hearing the ballrooms place piano despite no one playing it the show ghost hunters found reasonable explanations for certain sounds but they could not decode occurrence in the ballroom.
9. Edinburg Castle Scotland
Medieval castles in Europe are always popular tourist attraction thanks to their long and interesting history. Edinburg castle, however, is one of the most haunted spots in Scotland reportedly of course. Visitors claimed to have seen the spirits of colonial prisoners from the American Revolutionary War and French Prisoners from the seven years war. The most famous spirit is the ghost of the piper who was sent to explore the underground tunnel and never returned. Legends say the faint sound of music can be heard from within the castle.
8. Catacombs of Paris, France
If you want to find a ghost looking in the place where Parisians placed the bones of their dead for decades will be a great place to start. The catacombs of Paris hold the remains of mainly 6 million people and so the site is essentially a mess grave. Is that not creepy enough the ossuaries are a small part of Paris's vast network of underground tunnels and caverns? In 1871 French revolutionaries massacred a group of monarchists in one of the underground chambers with that much death and that much history how can it not be haunted.
7. RMS Queen Mary Long Beach California, USA
The RMS Queen Mary once a prominent ocean liner in the North Atlantic Ocean has been the subject of haunting rumors ever since it was permanently docked in California. The most haunted area of the ship is the engine room where a 17-year old sailor died trying to escape a fire cabin B 340 is also said to be haunted. This time by the spirit of a murder victim while the ghost of a young girl allegedly haunts the pool area after a drowning accident.
6. Alcatraz Federal penitentiary San Francisco Bay California, USA
Alcatraz Federal penitentiary has been cited as one of the most haunted places in the United States. There are numerous reports of ghostly encounters in the utility corridors, where three inmates were killed in a failed escape attempt. Cell 14 D is another supposedly haunted area of the prison due to a legend that says an inmate once spent a night calling out that he was been murdered by a creature with glowing eyes. Al Capone's ghost also allegedly haunts the prison, so enter at your own risk.
5. Morley Rectory Essex England
The village of Borle is not the sort of place associate with ghosts but it is home to the infamous Borle rectory considered to be the most haunted house in all England. Once the site of an ancient monastery legend has it that a monk and none were killed in the area after their affair was discovered. The nun allegedly haunts the grounds of the rectory, while multiple tenants have reported paranormal activity like the ringing of bells, the breaking of windows, and the appearance of writing on the walls.
4. Myrtles Plantation St. Francisville Louisiana the USA
The Myrtles Plantation is rumored to be located on an accident Indian burial ground and is said to be home to 12 ghosts including Chloe former slave. Legend has it that Chloe was caught spying on her owner had her ear cut off and hit it with a turban. She tried to get revenge by poisoning a birthday cake but the plan backfired when only the owner's wife and children ate the cake and all died. Chloe was hanged and thrown in the Mississippi River and her spirit supposedly haunts the plantation to this day.
3. Waverly Hills Sanatorium Louisville Kentucky, USA
One of the most haunted hospitals in America. The Waverly Hills Sanatorium was built to help handle the outbreak of tuberculosis in Jefferson country in the early 1900s. Urban legends claim that over 60,000 people died at the Sanatorium many of whom were sent to the death tunnel a chute used to lower the dead bodies in a secretive manner to prevent patients from seeing how many were being killed by the disease from 502 is also to be haunted by a nurse who committed suicide with a lightbulb wire.
2. Eastern State Penitentiary Philadelphia, USA
Eastern State Penitentiary was home to some of the harshest punishments in the United States including the Water bath, the Mad chair, and the Iron gag. The prison to use solitary confinement many Eastern Penitentiary prisoners went insane because of its extreme conditions and isolation. Numerous people have reported hearing crackling from cell board 12 while mysterious ghosts face are said to appear in cellblock 4, even AL Capone was allegedly haunted by the ghosts of James Clark one of the men he had murdered during his incarnation.
1. Tower of London, England
The place where multiple executions murders and tortures have taken place over the last thousands of years if there is a place haunted in the world this surely is it our topic is allegedly home to hundreds of ghosts including Lady Jane Grey Henry the sixth Sir Walter Raleigh and Thomas Becket however perhaps the most famous resident is the spirit of Anne Boleyn her ghost has been seen on many occasions usually in the Tower Chapel Royal or on Tower Green and she's often carrying her head in her arms.
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