Explore haunted places across the UK and Ireland, from famous castles and historic houses to pubs, hotels, theatres and little-known local hauntings.
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Haunted places in London
Greater London
Beckenham
Beckenham Place Park
Local accounts describe a dark human-like figure reportedly seen moving through the park before disappearing.
Bromley
Bromley United Services Club
Witnesses describe a sea captain or sailor-like apparition associated with the old club building, with the activity reported around the location over many years.
Crown and Pepper
Staff and visitors report limping footsteps, a wounded soldier-like apparition and phantom horses reportedly heard or seen around the pub.
O’Neill’s, Bromley
Reports include a spectral soldier-like figure reportedly seen inside the pub, with the activity reported around the location over many years.
Hampstead
The Spaniards Inn
The inn is associated with Dick Turpin, phantom horses, unexplained footsteps and other apparitions said to linger around the historic pub.
Hendon
RAF Museum London
Staff and visitors have reported ghostly airmen, unexplained footsteps and strange activity around aircraft and hangars at the museum.
Keston
Keston Ponds
The site is associated with a black hooded figure said to float near the water with a strange glowing band or belt.
London
Coach and Horses, Mayfair
A phantom coach pulled by four horses is said to pass the pub, driven by a headless coachman with skull-faced passengers.
Duke of York’s Theatre
The theatre is linked to ghostly figures, unexplained footsteps and eerie backstage activity, alongside darker stories of curses and vampires.
Morpeth Arms
Staff and visitors report unexplained footsteps, shadowy figures and unsettling activity in the cellars beneath this historic Millbank pub.
Prospect of Whitby
The old Wapping pub is associated with ghostly figures and unexplained activity drawn from centuries of sailors, smugglers and executions.
Sidcup
Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School
Local accounts describe a White Lady along the boundary, empty-classroom running and laughter and a boy vanishing into a locked storeroom.
