【Terrifying】15 Haunted Places Around the World

No.7: Dracula’s Castle (Romania)

Bran Castle in Romania is world-famous as the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s “Dracula.” In the 15th century, the region was ruled by Vlad the Impaler, infamous for his brutal execution of tens of thousands. The castle’s blood-soaked history continues to fuel paranormal reports to this day.

Visitors hear footsteps and doors opening and closing with no one around, and many report the eerie sensation of being watched in empty rooms. Bats behave strangely near the castle, and animals avoid the area. Despite its popularity as a tourist attraction, many who have stayed overnight speak of terrifying experiences, cementing the castle’s reputation as a true horror destination.

No.6: Rosenheim Poltergeist (Germany)

In 1967, in the town of Rosenheim, Bavaria, Germany, Hans Bender investigated a series of violent poltergeist events inside a law office. Lights shattered, electrical devices malfunctioned, and heavy furniture moved inexplicably. The local power company confirmed electrical anomalies, and the case became internationally famous.

Although later investigations suggested some incidents may have been staged using wires, many still view the Rosenheim case as a classic example of poltergeist activity. Stories of floating objects and bizarre electrical failures continue to draw paranormal enthusiasts fascinated by this office of unexplainable chaos.