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A ticket stub for Zak Bagans' The Haunted Museum. The ticket looks like a vintage fairground ride stub and reads the title of the museum, as well as the text: Home of the world's most haunted object: Dybbuk Box

31.05.23 | Louise | 8 Comments

What It’s Really Like Inside Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum

Museums + Haunted Hot Spots + Spooky Attractions

Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum is a must for any fan of the paranormal. Set in a haunted 1938 mansion, the museum is home to some of the most haunted objects from around the world. Read all about my visit and the weird experiences I had with some of the spooky artefacts. Back in 2019,…

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Two carved wooden statues of knights stand in front of a wooden fence with the exterior of Delapré Abbey in the background

28.04.23 | Louise | 2 Comments

I Went Ghost Hunting at Delapre Abbey with the Most Haunted Team

Haunted Hot Spots + Spooky Attractions

Delapré Abbey is said to be one of the most haunted locations in Northamptonshire. I had the chance to spend the evening ghost hunting inside the historic mansion to see whether the stories were true. Here’s what it was really like exploring this eerie location after dark. Most Haunted is probably one of the first…

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The entrance into The Haunted Museum, Nottingham: a gate covered in faux vines with a deep red-lit background behind it.

07.03.23 | Louise | 4 Comments

Nottingham’s Museum of Curiosities: A Haunted Museum Review

Museums + Haunted Hot Spots + Spooky Attractions

Home to thousands of haunted artefacts and oddities, The Haunted Museum Nottingham (now known as The Museum Of Curiosities) is a paranormal paradise for anyone interested in the supernatural. Here’s why this small but mighty museum is worth a visit. I was very surprised to learn that Nottingham is home to tons of cool and…

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Inside Mary Shelley's House Of Frankenstein. Oddities such as a shrunken head in a glass trinket and other artefacts are on display.

03.02.23 | Louise | No Comments

Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein in Bath: Is It Worth Visiting?

Museums + Spooky Attractions

Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein offers a unique and immersive insight into the fascinating life of Mary Shelley. The four-floor museum in the heart of Bath also boasts a bar, escape room and spooky basement experience, ideal for spooky travellers, lovers of kitschy experiences and Frankenstein fans. When we think of Frankenstein, it’s usually the…

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The entrance of the intriguing and historic Hellfire Caves.

15.01.23 | Louise | No Comments

Hellfire Caves: Discover the Real Hellfire Club in West Wycombe

Haunted Hot Spots + Britain's Top 50 + Spooky Attractions

Hidden beneath the Chiltern Hills, the Hellfire Caves in West Wycombe are one of Britain’s strangest underground attractions. This bizarre network of tunnels was once home to secret societies, strange rituals, and plenty of ghost stories – here’s everything you need to know before you go. Did you know that in the small village of…

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Inside the original hanging pit at Bodmin Jail, a dimly lit stone room displays several hanging ropes, a wooden coffin, and a black cross on the back wall. A sign on the gate reads “Please do not touch the rope.” This preserved execution site is a stark example of what is dark tourism.

01.01.23 | Louise | No Comments

What Is Dark Tourism? A Beginner’s Guide to Spooky UK Travel

Dark Tourism

If you’ve ever wondered what is dark tourism and why the darker corners of travel feel so compelling, this post explores the history, meaning, and modern magic behind it. Have you ever travelled to a haunted prison with the hope of spotting a ghost? How about a plague village to learn about the eerie, dark…

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