The spookiest day of the year - Halloween - is around the corner and Bristol is packed with some very creepy spots.
Whether you’re a believer or not, we have compiled a guide to the most haunted locations in the city.
Make sure to check some of the out this month if you’re brave enough!
From the Victorian actress ghost haunting a famous Bristol theatre to a headless nun and resident ghost in Bristol pubs - these are the most haunted places in Bristol.
5. Arnos Manor Hotel
The building dates back to 1760, and had a chapel run by nuns as a local school. It is said that one of the nuns fell pregnant and committed suicide. To conceal the scandal, her body was bricked up in an alcove by the other nuns. The hotel was damaged by a bomb in WWII, and her skeleton was discovered by workmen who were carrying out some repairs. The bones were hid elsewhere and since, figure in brown is said to roam the hotel, especially room 160. There has been poltergeist activity and guests have reported being pinned down by an unknown person, feeling pressure on their chests and seeing figure rise as if climbing stairs that don't exist. | Mark Taylor
6. The Highbury Vaults, St. Michael's Hill
Condemned criminals are said to have been taken to the pub for their last meal and kept in the vaults downstairs, before being executed at the top of the road (were the roundabout is today) in the mid to late 19th century. Pubgoers have claimed the pub is haunted by the spirits of the prisoners and their disembodied screams have been heard. | Google
7. Christmas Steps
During the 1600s, there was a gallows at the top of the steps where people were hung for days. It's said that many people still hear the sounds of a man screaming at the location. A young Victorian girl and a ghostly lady dress all in black have also been spotted in the area. | CJ Hole
8. Black Castle, Brislington
The building was built in the 1700s as a novelty for the residents of the grand house that is now Arnos Manor Hotel. There have been multiple reports of poltergeist activity and some claim to have seen a headless nun roaming around the pub. | Google