Chester is known for being one of the most haunted cities in the UK, and if you are planning to visit and stay somewhere in the local area like this spa hotel Chester based place https://rowtonhallhotel.co.uk/ it is a great time to go and see the city and its many haunted locations, especially with Halloween coming up!
Here are some of the places to visit if you want to have the chance to see some of Chester’s spooky goings on…
Ye Olde Kings Head Lower Bridge Street Chester – This is a pub with plenty of history – it is around 400 years old and full of its original historic features including the Elizabethan fireplaces. Some of the reports of spooky happenings at the pub include shadowy figures, strange noises and objects being moved around, things that are noticed by both staff and visitors.
The Pied Bull Northgate Street Chester – This is reportedly the oldest coaching in Chester and ghosts are reported to be seen in both the cellar of the building as well as in some of the bedrooms. It is believed the most active spirit is a former staff member who died when they fell down the stairs in the cellar with a knife in their hand in 1609. Many employees still refuse to go into the cellar on their own.
St John the Baptist Church Vicars Lane – This ancient site is known to be a place where worlds can collide and there are lots of spiritual activities. Reports of hauntings in the area include sightings of ghostly monks, sudden temperature drops and chanting being heard.