! Scary places around the world you can visit via Google Maps
As long as Google Maps can display almost every corner of the earth, it can be fun to explore the world, and learn all its hidden secrets, while sitting at home or lying in your bed.
For those who are interested in exploring and glimpsing the most terrifying sites in the world, whether these places are cemeteries, historical mass murder scenes, etc., it is possible to gain this experience through Google Maps. Here are some of these places you can visit via Google Maps
Grove Grove Cemetery, United States
The cemetery in the southwestern suburbs of Chicago is famous for the presence of many spooky ghost scenes, and among these scenes that are frequently talked about in this cemetery: the white woman who walks carrying a child when the moon is full, and there is also the ghost of the black dog lurking near the entrance, but it disappears if I got close to him.
Old Ram Inn
Located in Gloucestershire, Wotton-under-Edge, this inn has been known to freeze its guests in terror, so much so that they jump out of windows in fear of seeing ghosts.
This place was built in the year 1145 on pagan tombs, and these ghosts are believed to be the effects of burning witches, satanic rituals, child sacrifices, and other practices that were common at the time.
112 Ocean Avenue, United States
The house is located in Amityville, New York, and was the scene of a murder perpetrated by Ronald Defeo, Jr., notorious for killing his parents and four siblings in this house during 1974.
The house was purchased by a married couple the following year but left one month after moving in; Because of the paranormal events and scenes that occur in this place, the same events that led to the writing of the book and movie The Amityville Horror.
Lawang Seo Building, Indonesia
It is believed that this place was the headquarters of the Dutch East Indies Railway Company during the colonial era, and that it was haunted by beheaded ghosts.
This building was used as a Japanese prison during World War II.
Waverly Hills Clinic, USA
Originally, this sanatorium in Jefferson County, Kentucky was a hospital for tuberculosis patients. But the fifth floor is rumored to be haunted, and the building features a mortuary slide, which could have been used for dead bodies.
Bhangarh Fort, India
This fort dates back to the 16th century AD and is believed to be one of the most haunted places in India; So visitors are forbidden to go there after dark.
The legend says: This place was cursed by a hermit named Guru Balu Nath, who used to practice meditation there, and it is precisely in this place that this fearsome and haunted castle was built.
LaLaurie Palace, United States
This mansion belonged to a woman named Marie Delphine McCarty, a New Orleans social activist who tortured and murdered enslaved people in this mansion during 1834.
Her crimes were discovered after a fire broke out in the palace, when slaves were found chained to the shed, showing signs of prolonged torture, cruelty and ill-treatment.
Zvikov Castle, Czech Republic
Located in a forest in the Czech Republic, Zvikov Castle is believed to be haunted by the spirits of ghost dogs, and another type of magical goblins called Zvíkovský Rarášek.
It is believed that people sleeping in the castle tower will die within one year, and visitors have reported animals behaving strangely and cameras exploding on their own.
Catacombs, France
The famous network of tunnels in Paris was built, for the first time, at the end of the eighteenth century, and is filled with the bones of millions of corpses; Where cemeteries overflowed at that time.
Legend has it that if you're in the catacombs after midnight, the walls will start talking to you, convincing you to go deeper, and if you do, you'll be utterly consumed, and you won't be able to find a loophole to get out.
Casa de la Zacatecana Museum, Mexico
Located in a historic home from the 17th century, this museum has become a haunt for a cult of ghosts after two horrific murders.
Legend has it that the lady of the house asked one of her servants to kill her husband. After he did that, the woman killed the servant herself so that he could not tell anyone.
It is said, too, that she buried the bodies in the stables. To this day, two skeletons can be seen in a covered hole in the ground.
Myrtles Farm, United States
Constructed in 1796, this historic home was not only a slave plantation, but also a Native American cemetery. It is believed to be one of the most ghost-infested places in America; In its halls wanders, it is said, 12 phantoms.
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