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.
17. The White Hart, Lower Maudlin Road
The pub is said to be haunted by the ghost of George who was killed by his brother in a brawl in the 1700s. His presence has been sensed by staff and customers who have left flowers on the bar in a bid to calm him down. Strange orbs have also been seen on the pub's CCTV. | Google Maps
18. The Rummer Hotel, St Nicholas Market
One of the oldest Coaching Inns used to stand on the site during the 13th century. There have been two sighting of a male ghost in an ordinary shirt and pair of trousers in the cellar bar, as well as a women in white and a teenage girl with long dark hair by the main staircase. There was also a sighting of the torso of a man standing in front of the open fireplace in 2007and sightings of a ghostly young girl. | Google Maps
19. Bristol Cathedral
The cathedral is said to be haunted by the ghost of a grey monk who is usually seen in the walkway by the library between 4pm and 4.30pm. He's also said to take the occasional stroll onto College Green and through the wall to the Central Library. | National World
20. Oldbury Court Estate.
The ghost of a monk is said to roam the park. He is believed to have been celebrating mass at a time wen it was illegal to do so and hid in a 'priest hole'. He was forgotten and starved to death. | Google