Ghost Tour - Edinburgh, Scotland

I went on my first ghost tour outside of Canada back in 2001, when I first went to Europe right after high school. I don’t remember what tour it was exactly but it is to date the best ghost tour ever! Amazing storytelling and creepy as fuck. I still hold all ghost tours to this one! I don't know what it is about that place but everybody I talk to says its the creepiest ghost tour they have ever been on. Does not matter what company took you, what person you had telling the stories.....it's all creepy!
The tour ended by going in the vaults under the ground. This stuff doesn’t normally scare me but this was really scary! I wanted to get out of that room. I didn’t see anything or feel anything but the storytelling was awesome! 

New Jewish Cemetery - Prague, Czech Republic

The new Jewish Cemetery is right across from another cemetery that starts with an “o”. It is a beautiful cemetery. Everything has vines and things growing around the graves and even taking them over. People obviously keep the grounds so that it’s all cut back but things are still growing over. In one part we saw an opened grave. Its was kinda creepy. Did someone steal them? or did they just get relocated? If so, why? The rest has tall trees, birds chirping and it’s all very green.

McGee's Ghost Tours - Prague, Czech Republic

These tours were hosted by McGee’s ghost tours and they are all really good. Some places you actually got to go into, like the clock tower, which was cool. The ghost tours were more educational than creepy. Prague has a lot of fun old history so the stories were awesome and I enjoyed all three ghost tours. There was also a castle there that inspired the Maleficent castle and lots of stories of Alchemy.

The Sedlec Ossuary - Kutná Hora, Czech Republic

This is my favorite because it’s kind of the thing that started it all - or a lot of it. I found out about this church a long time ago but its decorated in human bones and I always wanted to go there. And when I went on my Europe trip with my mom and all we did was ghost tours and creepy things we went there and it started our whole trip; to go to this bone church in the Czech Republic. When we got there, there was a huge flood and it was washed out and you couldn’t get to it. I was losing my shit. Every day we would check the tour place and they always said no not yet. We were there for almost 4-5 days and, yup still not going. Then the last possible day we could go, we had the tour booked and they were going. When we got there that day they said, “no we cannot go, even though we could get there the trains weren’t running normally so we cannot guarantee your time back therefore were not going to do it”. I asked if they could get there and they said yes. So, then we found a group of 3 other people that also wanted to go to the church that day so the tour guides still told us how to get there and how to buy group tickets on the train so it’s cheaper. They didn’t tell us this information while we were there but they were helpful with getting us there and then we made our own little group, and I finally got to go to the bone church. Same as the catacombs, the bones are right there and there is this beautiful chandelier made with human bones and its very beautiful and they’re all like white, not white, but skulls are normally in the catacombs as brown and dark but these ones looked bleached or something. They were beautiful as opposed to dark and creepy like the other places. It’s the only bones I’ve seen that have looked that way and not the brown kind. Its small though. Most people are disappointed because it’s not as big as they thought but I knew that going in and it’s not disappointing at all, it’s beautiful. The Bone Church the reason the bones are there, which is different from other places is because a Back in the day the abbot of the Cistercian Monastery in Sedlec was sent to the Holy Land. He returned with a small amount of earth and sprinkled it over the cemetery. The act was heard all around and made it a desirable burial place. The graveyard around the church filled up quickly so they started decorating people inside, so maybe that’s why the bones look like they were never buried. They went there right away.
The Sedlec Ossuary is a small Roman Catholic Church that has between 40,000 and 70,000 human skeletons there, whose bones have been mostly used to artistically decorate the chapel. The chandelier of bones has at least one of every bone in the human body.

Chillingham Castle - Northumberland, England

Chillingham Castle first started out as a monastery then was used as a staging post for the English in the medieval times. It moved on to being a stronghold and when that was not needed anymore, the moat was filled in, a garden was created and a home was made. Its current owners say it’s the most haunted castle in Britain, so of course me and my mom had to check it out!

Video - Chillingham Castle Ghost Story

In and around Chillingham Castle

 No one has made it from the castle to its gates at midnight with no flashlight alone. We tried...
and failed.

I'm not scared of  no ghosts....

The Père-Lachaise Cemetery - Paris, France

This is where Jim Morrison and famous opera singers are buried. Actually there are a lot of famous people buried in there, which is cool. I like their style of cemetery. You can get lost in there but there are maps just in case. There’s a lot crammed in everywhere, and it’s full of dead bodies. You’re surrounded by tall concrete stone graves and there is a lot to look at – it’s truly beautiful! The type of known place in Paris where you would like to be proposed to, unlike the Eiffel Tower. HeHe

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