8 Most Haunted Places in Europe
| April 17, 2015
If you’re looking to get your culture fix in the spookiest way possible, here are 8 of the creepiest locales in Europe. Be sure to pack some extra pairs of underwear!
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1. The Ancient Ram Inn
The Ancient Ram Inn in Gloucestershire, England was built in 1145 AD but supposedly has ties to the ancient world. Built on an intersection of 2 ley lines which lead to the center of Stonehenge, the Inn is said to draw its paranormal energy from the ancient ruins and is also thought to be built upon a pagan burial ground. Over the decades, numerous guests have claimed to see and hear ghostly apparitions and the current owner even reportedly found two child skeletons beneath the staircase.
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