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  • Birkwood Castle, Scotland

    Birkwood Castle

    Birkwood Castle is 17th Century Neo-Gothic castle near Lesmahagow in South Lanarkshire.

  • Provan Hall, Glasgow

    Provan Hall

    Now maintained by the National Trust for Scotland, Provan Hall is one of Glasgow's oldest buildings and has been home to many notable residents, including Scotland's King James IV.

  • The Scotia Bar, Glasgow

    The Scotia Bar

    The Scotia Bar has stood on Stckwell Steet since 1792, making it Glasgow's oldest pub.

  • Tron Theatre, Glasgow

    Tron Theatre

    The city centre theatre has a long and dark history, including its former uses as a place of execution, a police station and a meeting place for the infamous Hellfire Club.

  • Cathedral House Hotel, Glasgow

    Cathedral House Hotel

    The Victorian building stands on the site of one of the oldest settlements in the city and hold the title of the most haunted hotel in Glasgow.

  • Scotland Street School, Glasgow

    Scotland Street School

    The school was built between 1903 and 1906 and is one of the city's best known architectural attractions, having been designed by architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

  • Glasgow Royal Infirmary

    Glasgow Royal Infirmary

    The huge and historic hospital was built in 1794 and with centuries of pain, death and suffering, it's surprising that there is only one well known ghost story associated with the building.

  • Theatre Royal, Glasgow

    Theatre Royal

    Glasgow's Theatre Royal, like many old theatres across the country, is said to be haunted.

  • Argyle Street Arches, Glasgow

    Argyle Street Arches

    The Argyle Steet Arches are located beneath the Glasgow Central train station, for some time it lay derelict, but over the years has been used as a nightclub, an exhibition space and a performing arts and music venue.

  • Dalmarnock Road Bridge, Glasgow

    Dalmarnock Road Bridge

    Since the 1970s, many people crossing the 200 year old bridge have reported seeing a man in his thirties stood on the edge of the bridge, staring down into the waters below.

  • Queen's Park, Glasgow

    Queen's Park

    The 150-acre park is situated on the south side of the city, it's the site of the Battle of Langside in 1568, which is said to have been the beginning of the Marian civil war.

  • Glasgow Necropolis, Glasgow

    Glasgow Necropolis

    Glasgow is a city which is well known for its haunted locations, so it's no surprise that one of the city's cemetery on this list.