If we talk about haunted places, we will find many but sure Britain is undoubtedly one of the most famous places for its horror stories and tales.
Spooky stories take place everywhere from
Newport, Wales to Birmingham, Leicester, and of course London.
But what makes these places scary is the
stories in this article we will take a deep look at these places to see what
people there saw in them.
Are you ready????????
Let’s Go……………..
Newport, UK :
- Newport in Wales is considered the scariest place in the UK.
- It may be smaller than many of the other cities on our list, but it ranks high in reports of paranormal activities that have been observed there.
- There are also a lot of cemeteries compared to the total size of the population.
- The 14th-century Newport Castle is also one of the most famous haunted sites in the city.
- The ancient structure has been closed to the public due to safety concerns, although this is probably because it needed repairs and had nothing to do with the horror and fright.
- But the towers can still be seen from the nearby roads, and locals believe that the ghost of a bearded man appears now and then.
Nottingham, Britain :
- Known as the birthplace of Robin Hood, Nottingham is also famous for its eerie ghost stories.
- And one of the most popular is the story of the Bestwood Inn.
- It is said that the strong smell of oranges emanated from his perpetually deserted rooms, which he believed to be a reference to the presence of the ghost of an old dead fruit seller wandering the rooms of the inn he worked near.
- Elsewhere, some galleries, which served as courtrooms until the 1980s, are believed to hide the spirits of criminals who were held there.
Liverpool :
- Liverpool Marina was once part of a vast world trade route.
- The warehouses have now been converted into meticulously designed apartment complexes.
- But the area retains an old-fashioned charm - with tales of Victorian mystery and intrigue, and evil spirits said to still live in the homes.
Preston:
- Lancashire is associated with all sorts of spooky stories, from the witches of Pendle Hill to the haunted painting at Springhill House.
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| witches of Pendle Hill |
- And if you're looking for a focal point for all the drama, head to Preston City.
- Samlesbury Hall is also a popular attraction where the past collides with the present.
- The building and its surrounding gardens are stunning, offering stunning views and lavish soirees.
- But it is also said that the ghosts of unfortunate individuals who died in gruesome ways constantly hover here.
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| Hoghton Tower |
- Nearby Hoghton Tower is also known to be haunted, so much so that staff keeps a record of all paranormal sightings that have taken place here in a special file called a ghost file.
London :
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| The Tower of London |
- You would expect to find London higher on this list, as it is usually considered one of the most haunted places in the world.
- But this ranking can be explained in part by its sheer size compared to smaller cities.
- Certain areas have higher incidences of paranormal and strange phenomena.
- So if you're looking for a good scare, a trip through the East End is bound to conjure up images of spooky Victorian characters along hazy cobblestone streets late at night.
- The Tower of London: is another place among the most haunted places in Britain and is the place where Anne Boleyn, wife of Henry VIII as well as two princes, Edward (12 years old) and Richard (9 years old) were executed along with many other prisoners,
- all these individuals were subjected to inhumane torture before they were executed, so it is said that the souls of those executed in the tower are still roaming the tower, so the Tower of London is among the most famous inhabited places in Britain.
Scary !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glasgow:
- This Scottish town still has its fair share of ancient stories and terrifying phenomena that scare all who hear them.
- And unlike other places—which is not unusual among haunted sites in general—a large number of ghost sightings happen here outdoors.
- The area where Lang side Queen's Park is located was once the scene of massive battles between the armies of Mary, Queen of Scots, and her half-brother James Stewart.
- The bloody confrontations resulted in many deaths, and some of those dead were said to still roam the garden every day.
Glasgow Castle Necropolis, Scotland:
- It is quite natural for some that any cemetery is haunted, especially if it belongs to the Victorian era, and Glasgow Castle is no exception to this.
- Moreover, there was a legend associated with the iron-toothed vampire statue, also on many occasions, some saw the ghost of a white lady moving.
- The cemetery, apart from this there have been reports of other kinds of frightening events, so this castle is considered among the most famous haunted places in Britain.
Scary right ?????????????
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