If you've been looking for some creepy places to visit or at least research about this Halloween weekend, look no further!
Since we all know about the castle of Dracula, the French catacombs and the Chernobyl disaster zone, I'm not going to address those well known places nor their stories. I'll be focusing on the places you might not have heard of... until now!
I am here to introduce you to some really intriguing European places you just might want to find out more about!
1. Church of Ghosts - Czech Republic
A part of the church, in the town of Lukova, collapsed and has been neglected for many years until an artist J. Hadrava took it upon him to build plaster parishioners to give new life to an otherwise decaying building. Although nothing really paranormal happened in this site, people still come here from all walks of life to pray and take pictures of the marvelous ingenuity that is this sight before you!
2. The Hallstatt Bonehouse - Austria
Since the town of Hallstatt never had vast amount of space where to bury their deceased, every decade or so they'd dig out the skeletons and put them in the Bonehouse to make room for newly deceased townspeople. The exhumed bones have been decorated and line the walls of the chapel of St. Michael.
3. Cortijo Jurado - Spain
This abandoned mansion was said to be built by a wealthy family who would kidnap teenage girls and take them back to their mansion for torture and would inevitable meet their untimely deaths. Some people say they can still hear the young girls screams coming from the estate.
4. Hoia Baciu Forest - Romania
Everything, from UFOs to ghosts has been spotted in this forest. It is widely known as a land Bermuda triangle. There have been reports of accidental deaths in these woods with the families of the deceased feeling something went wrong with their loved ones just moments after their deaths.
5. Edinburgh Castle - Scotland
It is widely believed that Edinburgh is the most haunted city of all of Europe and the castle of the same name is no different. People have reported hearing and seeing ghosts, music, apparitions coming from the dungeons and tunnels beneath the castle.
6. Miranda Castle - Celles - Belgium
This castle has been noted as a ghost hunter's lavish playground! Built in the 19th century it has had its fair share of history. In the 1970's it was an orphanage and now it's abandoned - mostly kept alive by the tourists - avid ghost hunters - there to try to catch a glimpse of the supernatural!
7. Langham Hotel - Marylebone - London
It has been visited by M. Twain, O. Wilde and Sir A. C. Doyle! The most haunted room in this hotel is the room 333 and the most notable ghosts you should definitely look out for are: a military man, the ghost of Napoleon III, the butler and the man in Victorian style evening-wear!
Nidarosdomen (church), Trondheim in Norway is known for being haunted by a monk ghost. Other so called haunted places I've heard about is Akerhus fortress in Oslo and Dalen hotel in Telemark. bloggfiler.no/.../113042-11-1296592600414.jpg
Yes, The Langham is an interesting place but its a good drinking hole as well. Its full of young & old, popular stars of stage and screen but it does have a vibe about it that is slightly eerie.
Interesting, enjoyed it! Also another haunted place is the "Skirrid Inn" where people have claimed that they start feeling their throats getting tightened, the temperature lowering when the heaters are turned on, footsteps etc.
Dublin (really Wicklow) has the Hellfire Club in the Wicklow mountains (which are really hills). Don't get on my case about the way Irish people name things.
Anyhow, the club is a burned out stone building, and creepy legends abound. But it's a damn site creepier when you hear that actual murder victims from the past 50 years have been dismembered and their body parts "hidden" around the area.
Lol yes! I’ve no idea. I can’t wait to enjoy a good sandwich a shower there, after I’ve undertaken your football, sorry, “soccer” and show idea. Aushwitz is well known for its theatre department. Especially the “shower scene” I believe.
So I’ve gone through 8 minutes of your video (I will continue) so far I’ve learnt nothing, but that you feel the system should have been updated to kill more Jews.
Are you saying Aushwitz wasn’t harsh enough? Is that your point?
So, your objection is that the system wasn’t efficient enough?
Are you aware of the time period? Are you aware how sick you sound? “I don’t believe Aushwitz, if you had really thought about it the productivity could have been twice as fast!”
That video contains 100% of the information needed to completely debunk what you perceive to be the 'spookiness' of Auschwitz... scientific evidence, logic and common sense are great. You should either finish the video, or research things for yourself before you regurgitate misinformation (lies) on something you know nothing about.
Terribly sorry, it was 5am here when you posted the video and I was more interested in going back to sleep. You’re right though, I should have stayed up to watch it just for you special flowers.
Love how you keep telling me I know nothing about it. I did 2 years and several exams on it, but please, tell me more how I’m ignorant.
You know that you are being quite offensive right now, right? You get that yeah? Or did your common sense elude you?
Oh yeas dear, I'm sure you have absorbed loads of wonderful Holohoax propaganda... and I'm sure you even believe that chemicals were used to gas people... LOL
and somehow MAGICALLY, the amount of people that ALLEGEDLY died there were able to be cremated in the time frame given by the "first hand sources"... the "victims" that mysteriously survived long enough to sit in front of cameras and reel in the pity-bucks.
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