The Most Horrible Places on Earth

Bran Castle (Dracula's Castle), Romania

Legend says that Dracula lived in Bran Castle. Today this mysterious castle is the pilgrimage center for tourists from all over the world. You can even stay at the castle, have lunch in the theme restaurant and buy black humor souvenirs for your friends.

Chillingham Castle, England

What could be better than a gloomy weather of England, one of the most rainy country of the world, for the thrill seekers? England is known for its haunted castles. Chillingham Castle is the most popular one. If you want to meet the ghosts of the “blue boy”, John Sage who lives in the torture room or Lady Mary who cries for her husband that betrayed her, visit this castle.

London Dungeon, England

If you are inspired by English mystery, London Dungeon is another tourist attraction for you to see. Gothic interior and terrifying atmosphere will evoke the most terrible feelings. You will have the chance to feel the smell of the Great Fire of London of 1666 and watch the performance of the court session.

By the way do not forget to have a night walk in Whitechapel, a district famous for Jack the Ripper's murders.

The Sedlec Ossuary, the Czech Republic

Gothic chapel in Sedlec is one of the largest ossuaries in the world. Earlier there was a cemetery at the place of the chapel and today human bones and skulls are decorative objects. You will see them on the walls, ceilings and floor of the chapel. You will surely pay attention to a huge bone chandelier, that is the most striking object in the chapel. Be brave, drink some Czech beer and visit the Sedlec Ossuary.

Other horrible tourist attractions

If you don't lose your consciousness when see preserved organs, visit the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, USA.

The Catacombs of Paris are also worth seeing for the thrill seekers as there are human bones even on the walls.

At first sight the Abbey of Thelema, situated in Sicily, Italy, seems to be a nice place. Nevertheless you will change your opinion when you find out that Aleister Crowley, one of the most enthusiastic occultists, performed black magic in the Abbey. Even today the Abbey of Thelema is believed to be the Abode of Satan.