The eerie, the macabre and the wonderfully strange. 18 places, mapped and ready to build a trip around.
Plan a trip on Trailwind →A widow's 160-room maze of stairs to nowhere and doors that open onto walls.
Miles of tunnels lined with the bones of six million Parisians.
A chapel decorated with the artfully arranged bones of 40,000 people.
A crumbling Gothic prison that once held Al Capone, now famously haunted.
A chinampa hung with hundreds of decaying dolls to appease a drowned girl.
Thousands of mummified bodies in their Sunday best line the Palermo crypts.
The grand hotel that inspired Stephen King's The Shining.
The clifftop Transylvanian castle forever tied to the Dracula legend.
A gloriously overgrown Victorian necropolis of ivy, angels and Karl Marx.
A cabinet of medical oddities: skulls, specimens and the Soap Lady.
An abandoned tuberculosis hospital said to be one of America's most haunted.
Transylvania's "Bermuda Triangle" of twisted trees and strange lights.
An antebellum home wrapped in ghost stories along the Mississippi.
The "Door to Hell": a fiery pit in the desert burning since 1971.
A vast Gothic asylum offering ghost tours through its abandoned wards.
The Witch City, where 1692's trials still haunt every cobblestone. Peak in October.
A plague-quarantine island in the Venetian lagoon, long off-limits and eerie.
The tallest château in France, home to the legend of the Green Lady.