• Introduction
• 1. Bermuda Triangle
• 2. Edinburgh
• 3. Lizzie Borden B&B
• 4. London
• 5. New York City
• 6. Roswell
• 7. Salem
• 8. Savannah
• 9. Stanley Hotel
• 10. Transylvania

London

While it may be merrie olde England on the surface, there is a frightening underbelly to be discovered in its ancient capital city. Forget high tea – and head out for a spot of ghost-hunting instead, with haunted nooks and crannies in courtyards, churches, and alleyways that recall bloody and brutal London events from times long ago. London Ghost Walk (www.london-ghost-walk.co.uk) covers the most frighteningly fun highlights and offers specialized tours that follow in the bloody footsteps of London’s most heinous criminal, Jack the Ripper. Hang around some of the top tourist attractions after dark, too, and you may well get a little something extra with your admission – a ghostly monk is said to wander the cloisters of Westminster Abbey, while the headless ghost of Anne Boleyn, the unfortunate second wife of King Henry VIII, is known to linger outside of the chapel at the Tower of London – apparently still upset about her beheading after only 3 short years of marriage.

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