World's Scariest Hauntings

With tales of bloodshed and slaughter, Leap Castle wouldn’t look out of place in a Hollywood fantasy world.

Kelvedon Hatch bunker was designed as a safehouse for the British government in the event of a Nuclear attack.

The cosmopolitan district of Griffintown in Montreal, Canada has a dark history.

Under the cobbled streets of one of Europe’s most haunted cities you’ll find the Edinburgh Vaults.

The Mermaid Inn once played host to the notorious band of smugglers known as the Hawkhurst Gang.

Plas Teg is a 17th century Fair Mansion, but many of the spirits that reside here are more foul than fair.

Bodmin Jail in Cornwall has housed many notorious criminals, some of whom were put to death on the grounds.

Built in 1832 in New York City, the Merchant’s House Museum is a time capsule of 19th century Manhattan.

In the Czech Republic, sits Houska Castle, one of the most mysterious fortresses in the world.