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Connolly Station: The Soldier Who Waits for a Train That Never Comes
Could the Connolly Station in Dublin be haunted? Some claim that the ghosts of the victims from the Dublin Bombing in world war two could still be lingering near the tracks. Connolly Station, one of...
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The Headless Undead in the Ruffinihaus Courtyard
Once a place for executions, the place the Ruffinihaus in Munich, Germany is built upon is said to be haunted. It is said that in the dead of night, the undead rises from their graves, still carrying...
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The Ghost of Könizwald, Bern: The Ghost of General Robert Scipio von Lentulus
Where the former country estate Campagne Mon Repos in Bern once was, the ghostly council of the military leader from General Robert Scipio von Lentulus was given in times of unrest. Is he still...
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The Alter Südfriedhof Cemetery and the Ghost of the Munich Eskimo Tragedy
One of the old cemeteries in Munich said to be haunted is the Alter Südfriedhof, or the old south cemetery. According to lore, the ghostly voices of the so-called Eskimo Tragedy are still heard at...
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The Uhaml Forest Spirit of Without a Face
In the darkness of night and under the foliage cover of the forest, the demonic spirit of Uhaml is said to roam. The only way to escape it is getting out of the forest faster. In the folklore of the...
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Gwrach y Rhibyn – The Hag of the Mist Haunting the Welsh Waters
In the shadows between ghost, creature and witch, the Welsh Gwarch y Rhibyn has been given many names. Like a Banshee she has been said to be a deadly omen, often called The Hag of the Mist because of...
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The Hofbräuhaus and the Ghost of A Munich Man in Heaven
Unhappy with the lack of beer in heaven, the Bavarian angel never returned when sent on a mission back on earth. To this day, he sits at The Hofbräuhaus bar in Munich, enjoying his brew. Founded in...
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The Demonic Omen of Disaster at Mödling Castle Hill
Sometimes called the Devil’s Stone, the ruins of the former Mödling Castle is said to be haunted by a demonic bird-like entity, screeching at night as an omen of death and disaster. Just 30 minutes...
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The Brewer Haunting Nockherberg and the Beer Garden in Munich
Could a beer festival be haunted? Many have spoken about the ghost of an old brewer at Nockherberg haunting the beer festival, creating havoc to retaliate to what his descendants did to his brew....
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The Girl in the Tower of the Munich Frauenkirche
After her public death in the tower of the Munich Frauenkirche, many have claimed to have seen the ghost of Fanny appearing at her death anniversary wearing white. The Frauenkirche officially the...
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The Cursed Weilheim Plague Chapel
What really happened around the Pollingsried Chapel, and its supposed plague cemetery? Is there really a curse around the area? As far as the ringing of the bells can be heard? The area around the...
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The Restless Spirit of The Utburd Child Ghost in Norway
Searching for its name, the utburd ghost from Norwegian folklore haunts the forests, waters and houses its parents left them to die. For the most part, they remained in folk tales, but sometimes, the...
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The Banshee: Ireland’s Wailing Spirit of Death
Perhaps one of the most well known figures from Irish mythology is the Banshee, the omen of death, wailing as death comes to a house. But where does she come from? And what does she want from the...
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The Vanished Village and the Munich Connection to Dracula
Before meeting a vampire in Transylvania, a short story places Jonathan Harket facing the undead outside of Munich. Could it have a connection to the village that according to legend, vanished...
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The Death Coach: Ireland’s Omen of Doom Racing Through the Night
One of the dark entities on the emerald island, there is the Death Coach who comes to collect the souls of the dead. Pulled by headless horses, the Cóiste Bodhar stops at nothing before its mission is...
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The Utburd of Skålvoll or the Nille-Case in Norway
In 1687, the ghost of a murdered child started to testify against its mother in northern Norway and people took it seriously. Today, the Utburd of Skåvoll or the Nille-case is remembered as the ghost...
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The Dullahan: Ireland’s Headless Horseman of Doom
One of the deadly omens in Irish folklore, The Dullahan, or the Headless Horseman is said to bring certain death to those he calls by their name. Among Ireland’s most terrifying figures of folklore...
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Most Haunted Places in Dublin
Have a look at some of the most haunted places in Dublin, from the mysteries of the Hellfire Club, churches where you can supposedly summon the devil and the dead lingering in the dusty libraries and...
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The Utburd of Erstad: A Ghost That Led to the Court and Punishment
After strange knocking and poltergeist activity made the people at Erstad Farm believe it was haunted. And when they asked the ghost what it wanted, it unraveled the lives of more than one person...
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The Legend of the Witches of Llers Castle and the Vampire, Conde Estruch of...
Was there an iberian vampire before the European vampire panic in Eastern Europe? Who was really Conde Estruch, the vampire of Catalonia, and what happened to the witches of Llers Castle the count was...
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