27 Places Straight Out Of Nightmares

Some of the creepiest places in the world.

By Hakik

Published 10 years ago in Wtf

Some of the creepiest places in the world.

1
Island of Dolls, Mexico. These creepy dolls are actually dedicated to a little girl who drowned.

2
The door to hell, Turkmenistan. This is not a volcano but a gas field that has been continuously burning since the 70s.

8
Beelitz-Heilsttten sanatorium, Germany. Now a creepy haunted building.
9
Stanley Hotel, Colorado. This is the place that inspired Stephen King's The Shining.
10
Spreepark, Germany. This amusement park has been abandoned since 2002.

11
Poveglia abandoned psychiatric ward in Italy, also housed plague victims, is one of the most haunted places in the world.
12
The famous Paris Catacombs. It has a long history of ghosts, and piles of plague victims.
13
West Virginia State Penitentiary. One of the most haunted places in America.

14
Cincinnati Subway, Ohio. The largest abandoned subway tunnel in America.
15
Wardsend Cemeteray, UK. Site of many creepy legends.
16
Chernobyl, Ukraine. Town that fell victim to a nuclear power plant disaster, and site to radioactive ghosts.

17
Bell Witch Cave, Tennessee. Legend tells of a witch living in this cave.
18
Devil's Golf Course, Death Valley, California. One of the hottest and driest place on earth.
19
Chateau Noisy, Belgium. Abandoned orphanage.

20
Cane Hill Lunatic Asylum, London.
21
High Gate Cemetery, London. Vampires and the occult plague this cemetery's history.
22
Smoked corpses, Papua New Guinea. Over there, they smoke their dead relatives, and put them on display.

23
Centralia, Pennsylvania. Site of a disastrous coal mine fire, and inspiration for Silent Hill.
24
Pompeii, Italy. Volcanic ash have preserved the bodies of the dead for thousands of years.
25
Hunedoara castle, Transylvania. Another castle in the region involved in the legend of Dracula.

26
Oradour-sur-Glane, France. This village was the victim of a massacre by the Nazis, when every single living person was killed and the village was burned, in a case of mistaken identity, when the Nazis were looking for Oradour-sur-Vayres, where an SS officer was believed to be held hostage. The ruins have been left untouched as a reminder of the massacre.
27
El Museo De Las Momias, Mexico. This spooky museum is home to the Guanajuato mummies collection.