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- Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp (Oswiecim, Poland) – Haunted houses are not just homes per se. The 10 most haunted houses in the world include any building that houses people, and this is one of the most haunted places in the world. The Auschwitx concentration camp is one of the bloodiest stories in the world, with more than 2 million deaths in a five-year period (1940-45). The torture and genocide that took place here is one of the most horrific in human history.
- Raynham Room (Norfolk, England) – Home of England’s most famous ghost, the dark lady. According to popular legend, an image of the dark lady was captured in the mid-1930s, and that image remains one of the most authentic ghost images ever taken.
- whaley’s house (San Diego, California) – The most haunted house in the United States. Dozens of ghost encounters have been reported at Whaley House, which was also once partially a graveyard. The Whaley House is one of the hotspots of paranormal activity in the world.
- Ballygally Castle (Ballygally Bay, Ireland) – Castles are really big houses, right? Well my not “just” but Ballygally Castle has been converted into a hotel which is still active today. However, it is also famous for a number of ghosts, one of which is the ghost of a woman who starved to death at the hands of her husband.
- Unit 731 Experimental Field (Harbin, Manchuria, China) – This is actually a Japanese concentration camp, and is responsible for the deaths of more than 250,000 Chinese prisoners. This part of Asian history is largely unknown to the general public, but it remains one of the most haunting places in the world.
- The Great House of Rose Hall (Montego Bay, Jamaica) – This is a major tourist attraction due to Jamaica’s natural beauty. Most tourists, however, are unaware of the legend behind it. Supposedly, the lady of the house was a witch who captured, tortured and murdered dozens of slaves.
- the bell farm (Adams, Tennessee, USA) – The Whaley House may be “more” haunted, but Bell Farm is America’s most famous haunted house. In just 2005, the movie “An American Haunting” detailed its poltergeist history .
- The myrtle plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana) – This plantation has actually been converted into a bed and breakfast, but it’s unknown how many of its patrons know its history. The ghosts of murdered children, slaves and a lawyer still haunt him.
- edinburgh castle (Edinburgh, Scotland) – The most haunted spot in Scotland’s most haunted city, the ghosts of Edinburgh Castle continue to haunt visitors to this day.
- The White House (Washington DC, USA) – The ghosts of dead presidents haunt the White House, and its secretive nature only adds to its mystique.
