Have you Traveled to these 13 Spooky but Popular places yet?

Castles, palaces, and other abandoned buildings scare the hell out of people, not just at night but also during the day! But still, people visit them and make them famous tourist spots. Yes, on one side there are a majority of people visiting fun and relaxing tourist destinations, but some of them seek paranormal experiences.

With Halloween fast approaching, here’s a compilation of some of the top scariest tourist places you should visit. Have the guts, believe in God, prepare yourself for the night to scare others, meet the real ones and learn a trick or two to get into the character you will be.

• Bran Castle, Romania: It was featured in Bram Stoker’s famous novel and hence, is also called the “Dracula’s Castle.” That itself should be the reason to visit this haunted place.

• Poveglia Island, Italy: It might look beautiful, but was the quarantine zone for people suffering from the plague. It was also an insane asylum in the early 20^th Paranormal activity is a regular thing here.

• The Island of Dolls, Mexico: Situated in the canals of Xochimilco in Mexico City, a legend says that the only occupant of this island hung up old dolls to keep away the spirit of a girl who was drowned in the waters.

• Ancient Ram Inn, England: Located in Wotton-under-Edge, it is one of the oldest Inn. It was a pagan burial ground and is believed to be haunted by about 20 spirits which include an incubus, children, and a pagan high priestess.

• Loch Ness: Do you know that there is a Dinosaur like monster, a.k.a Nessie, residing in the waters of the Scottish Highlands? People have claimed to see it but it is yet to be proven. Learn about all the history and go hunting for it on boat trips.

• Casa Loma, Canada: This Gothic Revival style house situated in Toronto is full of secret passageways and corridors. There are many tales of ghosts here and now it is a haunted mansion for visitors.

• Port Arthur, Australia: This Tasmanian town was an 18^th-century convict settlement place. Many tours are conducted at this hotbed of ghostly activity.

• Dargavs: The necropolis of Dargavs, a.k.a the City of the Dead, is one of the most mysterious sites of Russia. It has over 100 stone crypts that house the dead and also their belongings. It is situated in the mountainous Republic of North Ossetia-Alania.

• The Queen Mary, California: This ocean liner has spent more than 30 years at sea and is witness to more than 50 deaths on it; making this beautiful ship, a truly haunted place. It is now docked at the Long Beach for people to visit.

• Sedlec Ossuary: This Ossuary is decorated with the bones of more than 40,000 people! It is situated below the Cemetery Church of All Saints, in Katna Hora, Czech Republic.

• Burg Wolfsegg, Germany: This is an 800-year-old castle located in the municipality of Wolfsegg. It’s haunted by a “White Woman,” who scares away anyone that enters it. This white woman is rumored to be the ghost of Klara von Helfenstein, who was killed by her jealous husband.

• Banff Springs Hotel: Located in Alberta, Canada, the Fairmont Banff Springs is popular for having ghostly visitors like “Sam the Bellman” and a “Ghost Bride.”

• Chateau de Brissac, France: This is the place where Charlotte of France was murdered. A Legend says that she was the illegitimate daughter of King Charles VII, who was killed by her husband when he discovered her affair. People have seen a “Green lady” in this towering building, roaming the halls.