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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Nanteos Mansion
Local accounts describe ghostly harp music, drowned men, a murdered groom, a Grey Lady and a candlestick-carrying apparition.
Narrow Water Castle
The site is associated with Lassara's falling apparition and ghostly harp music reported around the castle near the Newry River.
Netherton Tunnel
Reports include a cap-wearing man who vanishes when greeted and ownerless footsteps pacing the towpath.
New Lowndes Arms
The village pub has reports of unexplained footsteps, moving objects, strange sounds and apparitions linked to its long local history.
Newark Castle, Port Glasgow
The site is associated with a sorrowful woman, intense cold and a more hostile male presence reportedly following or tripping visitors.
Newport Castle
The site is associated with a bearded figure linked to Robert Fitzhamon and other ghostly activity reported around the castle ruins.
Newsham Park Hospital
Visitors report shadow figures, footsteps, voices and other intense paranormal activity throughout the former hospital and orphanage buildings.
North Euston Hotel
Reports include a Grey Lady searching corridors, phantom music and dancing, cold breezes and unexplained pipe-smoke scents.
North Norfolk Railway, Sheringham
Witnesses describe footsteps on empty platforms and a period railway worker-like figure reportedly appearing near the tracks before vanishing.
Northbank Quadrant
Reports include violent poltergeist activity involving moving furniture and unexplained disturbances reported inside a family home.
Nothe Fort
Reports include a whistling gunner and a white figure reportedly seen around the parapets of the coastal fort.
Nunney Hitchhiker
Witnesses describe a silent male passenger who reportedly vanished from a driver's back seat before appearing and disappearing again on the road.
Nuns Bridges
Witnesses describe a ghostly child identified in folklore as Lord Dacre, reportedly riding a headless wooden horse.
