buildingverified
St Nicholas Abbey
17th-century plantation house in Saint Peter, Barbados, notable as a rare Jacobean-style mansion now operating as a museum and rum distillery and visited on organized tours.
Barbados
Haunted Places
Forts, forests, and ruins where something unseen lingers.
1821 places · page 27 of 31
buildingfolklore
St. Albans Sanatorium (Radford, Virginia)
An abandoned institutional medical complex in Radford, Virginia, frequently cited in regional paranormal and dark-tourism writeups. Popular folklore and paranormal websites describe the site as haunted and associate it with violent events on the land and a history of torment within the institution.
United States
villagefolklore
St. Elmo (commonly referenced as "St. Elmo Ghost Town")
Requested subject is the former mining settlement known in popular usage as St. Elmo Ghost Town. The supplied source materials do not contain any direct historical or paranormal information about the town; the only relevant material is a general encyclopedia entry on the atmospheric phenomenon "St. Elmo's fire," which is unrelated to documented hauntings of the place in the provided sources.
United States
burial-groundverified
St. Eugene (Bologhine) Cemetery
A prominent public cemetery in the Bologhine suburb of Algiers, noted for its size and proximity to the Notre Dame d'Afrique shrine. It is described in sources as one of Algeria's most famous cemeteries and was the site of a 2012 visit by French President François Hollande.
Algeria
buildingverified
St. Florian Monastery (Stift St. Florian)
An active Augustinian monastery in Sankt Florian, Upper Austria, renowned for its Baroque architecture, large historical collections, and as the spiritual home and burial place of composer Anton Bruckner. It is a major regional cultural site and pilgrimage destination associated with the relics of Saint Florian.
Austria
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buildingdisputed
St. George's Cathedral (Georgetown) [unverified]
A cathedral name commonly used worldwide; supplied sources do not provide verifiable information linking a St. George's Cathedral to Georgetown, Guyana. The available documents instead reference other institutions named St. George's Cathedral (e.g., Madras, Romania) and a disambiguation page.
Guyana
burial-groundverified
St. George's Church (Oplenac) — Karađorđević Mausoleum
A royal mausoleum and church founded by King Peter I of Serbia that serves as the burial place of members of the Karađorđević dynasty, located on Oplenac Hill in the town of Topola, Šumadija District.
Serbia
buildingprobable
St. James Hotel (Cimarron)
Historic hotel name linked in available sources to a single media reference (a Ghost Adventures episode) but lacking corroborating historical detail or first‑hand paranormal reports in the supplied materials.
United States
buildingverified
St. James Power Station
St. James Power Station is a historic industrial building in HarbourFront, Singapore, noted as the city's first power station and—according to the supplied source—the only coal-fired power plant in the country. The provided research notes do not contain corroborated paranormal reports.
Singapore
burial-groundunverified
St. Mary's Church and Graveyard (Pazin)
A Christian church building and adjoining graveyard identified in the research prompt as located in Pazin, Istria, Croatia. The supplied source material contains no site-specific historical or paranormal information about this church and graveyard.
Croatia
buildingverified
St. Mary's Higher Secondary School, Kallanode
A functioning higher secondary school in Kallanode, Kozhikode district, Kerala, notable in local sources as an educational institution and as the place where footballer Shilji Shaji began playing. No paranormal claims or hauntings are reported in the provided sources.
India
ruinsverified
St. Olav's Church (Tønsberg) - Round Church Ruins
Ruins of a late twelfth-century round church in Tønsberg, Viken, dedicated to Olaf II of Norway and notable as the largest medieval rotunda discovered in Scandinavia; archaeologically significant for its links to Premonstratensian monasticism and crusading-era ideological topography. The provided sources contain no documented shrine-related hauntings or paranormal reports for this site.
Norway
templeno reports / unknown
St. Panteleimon Monastery (Plaošnik, Ohrid)
A monastery/church site within the archaeological area of Plaošnik in Ohrid, North Macedonia, noted as part of the city's dense medieval ecclesiastical landscape and a point of interest for visitors seeking Ohrid's historical churches and ruins. The supplied sources do not document any specific haunted legends or paranormal reports tied to this site.
North Macedonia
otherdisputed
St. Ursula's Church and the Devil's Bridge (Škofja Loka)
A named pair — St. Ursula's Church and an associated local feature called the Devil's Bridge — identified in user research notes as located in Škofja Loka. The supplied source excerpts do not provide site-specific historical details, documented phenomena, or corroborating references tying the name to reported paranormal activity.
unknown
buildingverified
Stari Most (Old Bridge) and Old Town, Mostar
Historic Ottoman-era stone arch bridge and adjoining Old Town in Mostar, noted as a central cultural and historical feature of the city and the historical capital of Herzegovina. The provided source documents administrative and historical significance but contains no reports of paranormal phenomena.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
buildingverified
Stirling Castle
Stirling Castle is a major historic castle in Stirling, Scotland, notable for its prominent position atop an intrusive crag and its long strategic role guarding the River Forth crossing. It is regarded as one of the most historically and architecturally important castles in Scotland.
United Kingdom
buildingverified
Stollmeyer’s Castle (Killarney)
A Scottish Baronial–style mansion built in 1904 and one of Port of Spain’s 'Magnificent Seven' houses. Noted for its architecture, heritage listing, and recent government-led refurbishment and rededication; no paranormal claims are documented in the provided sources.
Trinidad and Tobago
otherfolklore
Struga Lakeside and Old Town
Lakeside promenade and historic Old Town district of Struga on the shore of Lake Ohrid, North Macedonia, notable as a tourist and municipal centre. Sources describe its cultural and touristic significance but do not document local ghost stories or cursed places in the provided material.
North Macedonia
water-bodyverified
Suada and Olga Bridge (Vrbanja Bridge)
Urban bridge across the Miljacka River in Sarajevo, known by the modern name Suada and Olga Bridge and the older name Vrbanja Bridge. It is recorded in encyclopedic sources as a named city landmark but the provided research notes contain no accounts of paranormal activity associated with the site.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
buildingverified
Suai Church (Our Lady of Fatima Church, Suai)
A Catholic church in Suai, Cova Lima District, East Timor, notable as the site of the Suai Church massacre on 6 September 1999. The event is the subject of documentary and cultural works addressing loss and calls for justice.
East Timor
ruinsprobable
Suakin (Sawakin)
Historic Red Sea port and adjacent island(s) off the coast of northeastern Sudan, notable for its role as a former regional trade hub and for modern geopolitical interest (including a reported Turkish lease of a nearby island). Travel literature often describes Suakin and its islands as abandoned or 'eerie', though the sources do not document paranormal events.
Sudan
ruinsverified
Suakin (Suakin Island / Suakin Old Town)
A historic Red Sea port town on a flat island in a lagoon off northeastern Sudan, notable for its coral-built architecture and extensive ruins after decline following the construction of Port Sudan. Frequently described in travel writing as an atmospheric or "haunting" ruin, but published sources provide no documented paranormal incidents.
Sudan
buildingdisputed
Suchitoto — Casa Romana / Former Municipal Theater (unverified)
The named site 'Casa Romana / Former Municipal Theater' in Suchitoto is not documented in the supplied sources. Suchitoto itself is a colonial town in Cuscatlán, El Salvador, noted for conserved colonial architecture and growing arts and cultural venues, but no reliable references in the provided materials corroborate the existence, history, or any ghost sightings tied to a Casa Romana or former municipal theater.
El Salvador
buildingfolklore
Suchitoto — Santa Lucía Church
A colonial-era church identified within the municipality of Suchitoto, Cuscatlán, El Salvador. The town is noted for well-conserved colonial architecture and tourism; however, supplied sources do not document any verified paranormal occurrences specifically at Santa Lucía Church.
El Salvador
otherprobable
Sulayman Mountain (Osh)
A sacred mountain and pilgrimage site within the city of Osh, Kyrgyzstan, noted for its long pre-Muslim spiritual significance and designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Kyrgyzstan
buildingprobable
Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque
A landmark mosque in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, noted for its golden dome, marble interiors, landscaped grounds and a lagoon containing a ceremonial royal barge; commonly visited for architecture, photography, and insight into Islamic practice.
Brunei Darussalam
otherfolklore
Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque vicinity (Kuala Belait riverbank area)
This entry documents the urban riverbank vicinity around the Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque as interpreted within the broader Kuala Belait area in Belait District, Brunei. The supplied source describes Kuala Belait's civic location and demographics but contains no information about paranormal activity, entities, or folklore tied to the mosque vicinity or nearby riverbanks.
Brunei Darussalam
templenone
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque grounds
Grounds of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, Oman, noted as part of the capital city's prominent religious architecture and urban landscape. The provided source about Muscat does not document any paranormal accounts or folklore tied specifically to the mosque grounds.
Oman
buildingfolklore
Sultanah Aminah Hospital (formerly Johor Medical Centre), Johor Bahru
A major government hospital in Johor Bahru referenced by name in the research target. The provided source excerpts do not contain detailed historical information or any documented paranormal reports associated with this site.
Malaysia
mineverified
Sungai Lembing Tunnel
A closed underground tin mine tunnel associated with the historic tin-mining town of Sungai Lembing in Pahang, Malaysia. The tunnel and mining complex date to the late 19th / early 20th century and form part of the town's industrial heritage and tourism offerings.
Malaysia
otherverified
Suur Munamägi
Suur Munamägi is the highest natural point in Estonia (318 m) located in the Haanja Upland of Võru County. It is notable as a geographic and regional landmark rather than for any documented supernatural phenomena in the provided sources.
Estonia
otherfolklore
Suva Market
A municipal marketplace located in Suva, the capital and largest city of Fiji. The provided sources establish the market's urban context within Suva but contain no specific historical details or reports of paranormal activity tied to the market.
Fiji
villagefolklore
Sveti Stefan (islet-town)
Historic fortified islet-town on Montenegro's Adriatic coast, notable as a long-standing coastal landmark and today as the site of the Aman Sveti Stefan luxury resort. Sources describe its tourism history but provide no documented paranormal claims about displaced villagers or apparitions.
Montenegro
otherno evidence
Swakopmund Jetty area
A coastal jetty area in the city of Swakopmund, Erongo Region, Namibia. The provided source confirms the city's location and population but does not document any paranormal reports or ghost-story traditions tied to the jetty.
Namibia
otherverified
Szalajka Valley / Fátyol (Veil) Waterfall
A forested mountain valley in the Bükk Mountains near Szilvásvárad, Hungary, known for travertine formations, caves and the Fátyol (Veil) Waterfall; a popular protected-area hiking and tourist destination. The provided sources contain no documented paranormal reports or named supernatural entities tied to the site.
Hungary
buildingdisputed
Sämi the Miller's House (Seedorf) — Black Mill legends
A named site appearing in prompt-level folklore references as 'Sämi the Miller's House' associated with 'Black Mill' legends and the placename Seedorf; the supplied research materials do not actually contain information about the site or legends. Further research with relevant local sources is required to corroborate any claims.
Switzerland
otherverified
Särkänniemi (Amusement Park)
Särkänniemi is a major amusement park in Tampere, Finland, noted for its aquarium, planetarium, Doghill Fairytale Farm, art museum, observation tower Näsinneula, and multiple roller coasters. It is one of Finland's most popular theme parks and a family tourism destination.
Finland
fortfolklore
Ségou Fortifications and Old Quarter (local tales of curses and hauntings)
A named site in Mali referenced as Ségou Fortifications and Old Quarter. The provided source material does not contain reliable information about the site's history, reported paranormal phenomena, or cultural significance; claims of local tales of curses and hauntings are not substantiated by the supplied research notes.
Mali
buildingverified
Sümela Monastery
A historic Greek Orthodox cliff-side monastery in the Altındere valley near Maçka, Trabzon, Turkey, notable for its dramatic cliff-face construction and long history dating to late antiquity. It is a major tourist and heritage site with a museum designation and contested/regulated religious access in recent decades.
Turkey
templeprobable
Ta Prohm (Angkor)
Ta Prohm is a ruined temple within the Angkor archaeological complex in Cambodia noted for its overgrown appearance and popularity with tourists. The supplied research notes contain no documented local ghost stories or specific paranormal reports tied to Ta Prohm.
Cambodia
templeprobable
Ta Prohm (Rajavihara)
Late 12th/early 13th‑century Bayon‑style Mahayana Buddhist temple founded by Jayavarman VII near Siem Reap. Notable historically as a large royal monastery and in modern times for its appearance in artistic and fringe occult publications.
Cambodia
water-bodyverified
Taboga Island (Isla Taboga)
A small volcanic island in the Gulf of Panama known as the 'Island of Flowers' and a tourist destination approximately 20 km from Panama City. The supplied sources document its geography, population, and inclusion in photographic archival projects but contain no recorded paranormal or shipwreck folklore.
Republic of Panama
waterfallverified
Tad Fane Waterfall (Dong Hua Sao)
Tad Fane is a twin waterfall on the Bolaven Plateau in Champasak Province, Laos, notable for its roughly 120 m plunge, scenic value within the Dong Hua Sao forest/biodiversity area, and prominence as a regional tourist attraction.
Laos
villageprobable
Tafraoute (Aït Mansour / rock formations)
A town (douar) in the Anti-Atlas mountains of Morocco notable for its riverside setting and as the site of ethnomusicological recordings; archival materials document local soundscapes and a contemporary artistic project revisiting 1959 Ahwach recordings. The supplied sources do not document any specific paranormal phenomena despite mentions of local legends in the research prompt.
Morocco
buildingverified
Taira no Masakado (enshrined at Kanda Shrine / Kanda Myōjin)
Kanda Shrine (Kanda Myōjin) in Chiyoda, Tokyo, is a historic Shinto shrine that enshrines Taira no Masakado alongside Daikokuten and Ebisu. Masakado is traditionally regarded in Japanese folklore as one of the "Three Great Onryō," linking the site to a long-standing cultural reputation for a powerful, potentially vengeful spirit.
Japan
otherinsufficient evidence
Takasago (Takasago no Yado) — location identity uncertain
Research materials supplied do not substantiate the existence or folklore of a haunted inn called 'Takasago no Yado' in Hyōgo. Available sources only show a generic disambiguation for 'Takasago' and a Wikidata entry for a neighborhood named Takasago in Urawa-ku; several patent-archive records containing the name 'Takasago' are unrelated to folklore or geography.
Japan
otherverified
Tallulah Gorge (Tallulah Falls)
Tallulah Gorge is a dramatic 2-mile-long, nearly 1,000-foot-deep canyon cut by the Tallulah River in northeastern Georgia. Much of the gorge and its waterfalls are protected within Tallulah Gorge State Park and it is regarded as one of Georgia's notable natural landmarks.
United States of America
ruinsverified
Taman Sari Water Castle
An 18th-century royal garden and pleasure palace complex within the Kraton (Sultan's palace) grounds of Yogyakarta, known for its water features and partially-ruined structures after historical earthquake damage.
Indonesia
buildinginsufficient
Tansen / Palpa Durbar
The provided source material does not supply site-specific history or paranormal reports for Tansen / Palpa Durbar. The excerpt discusses King Mahendra of Nepal and the 1960 royal coup; no direct connection to the palace/durbar is made in the supplied notes.
Nepal
villagefolklore
Taos Pueblo
An ancient Tiwa-speaking living pueblo in northern New Mexico, Taos Pueblo is a federally recognized Native American community and UNESCO World Heritage Site noted for its enduring cultural, linguistic, and artistic traditions. The supplied research materials do not contain documented reports of hauntings or specific paranormal phenomena at the site.
United States
fortverified
Taragarh Fort
Taragarh Fort is a toponym applied to multiple historic forts in India (notably in Ajmer and Bundi, Rajasthan) and a qila (Qila Taragarh Sahib) in Anandpur Sahib (Punjab) associated with Sikh history. The supplied sources identify distinct sites sharing the name but contain no documented paranormal claims.
India
burial-groundinsufficient sources
Tarnów Cemetery (Old Jewish Cemetery and surrounding legends)
An Old Jewish Cemetery in Tarnów, Poland referenced in a query about local legends; available source material does not provide site‑specific history, legends, or documented paranormal reports for this cemetery. The supplied materials give only broad context about Jewish history in Poland and post‑communist cultural revival generally.
Poland
otherverified
Taroko Gorge
A river-carved marble gorge within Taroko National Park in Hualien County, Taiwan, notable for being one of a small number of gorges cut entirely through pure marble and for its recreational use such as marathons and tourism.
Taiwan (Republic of China)
fortverified
Tarout Castle
Island castle and archaeological site on Tall Tawt hill at the center of Tarout Island, associated with ancient occupation (hill estimated ~5,000 years old) and later use as a Portuguese defensive point.
Saudi Arabia
public parkprobable
Tasek Lama Recreational Park
A historic urban park in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam, known for its artificial lake, waterfall, trails and biodiversity (notably birdlife). The supplied sources do not document any paranormal phenomena or named supernatural entities associated with the site.
Brunei Darussalam
otherverified
Tashkent Metro
The Tashkent Metro is the rapid transit system serving Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Opened in 1977 as the first metro in Central Asia and the seventh in the former USSR, its stations are noted for themed architectural designs and serve as important urban and tourist infrastructure.
Uzbekistan
mountainverified
Tatamailau (Mount Ramelau)
Tatamailau, commonly called Mount Ramelau, is the highest point on Timor island and in Timor-Leste at 2,963 m (9,721 ft). Located in Ainaro District about 70 km south of Dili, it is notable for its geographic prominence and a colonial-era note that it was considered the highest mountain of Portugal in the twentieth century.
Timor-Leste
templeverified
Tatev Monastery
A medieval Armenian Apostolic monastic ensemble on a basalt plateau above the Vorotan River gorge, historically the bishopric seat of Syunik and an important regional cultural, spiritual, and political center. The supplied sources provide historical and archival descriptions but contain no verified reports of paranormal phenomena.
Armenia
buildingfolklore
Tatev Monastery (Devils Bridge legend area)
A 9th-century Armenian Apostolic monastery complex perched above the Vorotan River gorge near the village of Tatev, associated in local tradition with a famous legend concerning the nearby Devils Bridge.
Armenia
water-bodyverified
Taudaha Lake
Taudaha Lake is a small lake on the outskirts of Kathmandu in Nepal. The supplied sources describe its location but do not report any paranormal phenomena, history, or cultural associations.
Nepal