#30 Of The Most Haunted Places In The World

23. Galveston, Texas, USA

Often called the most haunted town in America, there are several places you may wish to avoid – or seek out, depending on your tastes! – on a visit to Galveston. Hotel Galvez is one such site, haunted by the grieving ghost of a bride-to-be who took her own life after her betrothed was lost at sea. Just giving this place a wide berth may not spare you from ghostly sightings, however; over 6,000 Galveston residents were killed in the deadly hurricane of 1900, and all of their ghosts are said to remain.

24. Daveli’s Cave, Mount Pentelli, Attica, Greece

This cave, Attica’s second highest, has a long history of otherworldly activity – in antiquity, it was a place of worship for Pan and other mythical beings, a role that evolved in the Middle Ages into a Christian worship of the extremist kind, with ascetic hermits setting up camp at its entrance. More recently, it has allegedly been used as a place of occultism and satanic activity. Unsurprisngly, people claim to have seen apparitions and felt inexplicable dread in its vicinity; there have even been reported sightings of UFOs.