Are you’re looking for a spooky adventure this Halloween? Then these 10 locations will be right up your street.
Halloween may have been long gone but there’s no doubt that many people feel the ghosts of Scotland still remain across the county - but where is the most haunted location in Scotland?
Thankfully, we came across some brand new research from Stelrad that has revealed 10 Scottish locations that have reportedly seen a hive of paranormal activity.
To find this out, the research looked into variations of terms to extract average monthly searches per location, Instagram hashtags, and Tripadvisor data consisting of ratings, reviews and the total number of spooky mentions.
So, without further ado here are 10 of the most haunted places to visit in Scotland.
5. Mary King's Close - Edinburgh
While the Capital is awash with haunted locations, not many have the curiously haunting story of Annie, a little girl who is said to have lost her doll and is so heartbroken that a Japanese medium was said to be unable to enter a room just off Allan's Close. Photo: Contributed
6. Rosslyn Chapel - Midlothian
Rosslyn Chapel has long been known as a place where people have felt unexplained paranormal experiences, including an actor who were practising in the Chapel ahead of an Edinburgh Fringe who heard a child whimpering in the crypt - but was nowhere to be seen when he ventured in. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell
7. Cawdor Castle - Cawdor
Cawdor Castle, near Nairn is said to be haunted by Muriel Calder, whose life was endangered by her uncles and kidnapped by the Campbells. Photo: London Stereoscopic Company
8. Culloden Moor - Inverness
Culloden Moor in Inverness is one of the most haunted places in the whole of Scotland, with rumours it is plagued by the souls of those who died there in battle. Photo: Contributed