A 600-year-old Tudor building in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon with links to Shakespeare, shadow figures, and some seriously strange energy. If you like your hauntings theatrical, Falstaffs is your stage.

A former Victorian school with a reputation for phantom footsteps, poltergeist activity, and some very stern residual energy. This place doesn’t just feel haunted — it feels watched.

Built for war but remembered for whispers — Nothe Fort’s shadowy tunnels, echoing chambers, and ghostly guards make it one of the South Coast’s most active hotspots.

A dramatic gothic mansion with a violent past and a seriously active energy. Known for angry spirits, unexplained screams, and the type of silence that feels like it’s watching you.

A tranquil priory with a turbulent past. Ghostly monks, flickering lights, and footsteps in empty hallways make Michelham feel less like a relic… and more like a residence.

Historic elegance with haunted edges — Middleton Hall is known for footsteps, flickering figures, and ghostly guests that don’t always stay in the past.

A former WWII prisoner-of-war camp turned museum, Eden Camp carries echoes of conflict — with phantom footsteps, sudden cold spots, and spirits that seem to still be on patrol.

Don’t let the cosy pub vibes fool you — the Portsmouth Arms has shadow figures, aggressive spirits, and a cellar that absolutely no one likes going down into alone.

Military museums are always a bit haunted — but this one takes it personally. Expect sudden cold spots, footsteps on parade, and spirits that don’t take kindly to being watched.

Dark caves, ancient rituals, and the lingering legend of the Witch of Wookey. This one’s more folklore than footsteps — but the atmosphere speaks for itself.

A former courthouse and Georgian residence with echoes of law, order… and something darker. Cold spots, shuffling footsteps, and unseen eyes are all part of the verdict here.

Hidden in the cliffs of Hastings, this true crime museum houses murder weapons, grim memorabilia, and a growing list of ghost stories that weren’t part of the exhibit plan.

A 600-year-old Tudor building in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon with links to Shakespeare, shadow figures, and some seriously strange energy. If you like your hauntings theatrical, Falstaffs is your stage.

One of the oldest buildings in Portsmouth — and easily one of the most haunted. Whispers, shadows, and rooms that feel like they’re holding their breath.

Abandoned machinery, echoing footsteps, and the feeling that someone’s watching from the rafters — Bursledon Brickworks is haunted industry at its finest.

One of the oldest prisons in the UK, with a history of executions, isolation, and unrest. Cold cells, angry spirits, and energy that doesn’t forgive.

An abandoned asylum, orphanage, and nursing home all in one — Newsham Park is the stuff of haunted legend. Shadow figures, whispered voices, and energy that follows you.