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.
9. Arnos Vale Cemetery
Visitors have reported feeling an overwhelming sense of sadness at the site. Two female ghosts are said to reside at the cemetery. The first is a black female figure who is often spotted crying over the death of her husband who was killed in WWI. The second ghost is seen crying an panicked after she was supposedly buried alive at Arnos Vale Cemetery. | Arnos Vale
10. Bristol Old Vic Theatre
The ghost of Sarah Macready, actress and manager of the theatre for almost 20 years, is believed to haunt the theatre. The ghost has been described wearing a long black dress, high black collar, hair tied up in a bun with a centre parting and no makeup. | Matt Cardy/Getty Images
11. The Llandoger Trow, King Street
Dating back to 1664, the pub is believed to have been frequented by Blackbeard, and is said to home to 15 ghosts. The most famous is Pierre, a small boy with a metal leg support whose footsteps have been heard on the top floor by numerous staff over the years. Soft cries are also said to be heard coming from the top floor. The pub is also said to be home to violent poltergeist who like to rip pictures off the wall and throw cutlery in the kitchen. | English Heritage/Heritage Images/Getty Images
12. SS Great Britain
The ship is said to be home to multiple ghosts. The most famous is Captain Gray, who was rumoured to have committed suicide by leaping from his cabin window. He is said to be the owner of the hobnail boots which people hear scratching on the ship's decks. The ghost of Mrs Cohen - who died on board the ship after a few weeks of her marriage -, a young sailor who fell from the rigging to his death, and elderly people who died during their voyage to Alaska are said to have been seen on the sip. Some have also heard the cries of babies and little children. | SS Great Britain