Area from Embley Park to St Margaret's Church, East Wellow

East Wellow is home to a rather unusual and intriguing haunting. The phantom coach of East Wellow is said to appear on New Year's Eve, just before midnight, careening at breakneck speed from Embley Park towards St Margaret's Church. This ghostly vehicle seems to defy physics by passing through walls as if they were mere illusions. The story of this phantom coach has been doing the rounds for quite some time, with a newspaper article from 1940 recalling a disappointed group of villagers who stayed up past midnight only to be left wondering if the story was nothing more than a silly old myth.

The Shoe Inn, Plaitford

The Shoe Inn, a historic pub and hotel situated on the outskirts of Plaitford, has been at the centre of numerous paranormal reports. Locals whisper about the ghost of a highwayman who met his untimely demise within its walls. According to legend, this cunning bandit was caught by authorities and subsequently hanged on the premises.

Paulton's Estate, Ower

Deep in the woods of Paulton's Estate, a strange and unsettling phenomenon has been reported for generations. The sound of trotting horses pulling a coach can be heard echoing through the trees, sending shivers down the spines of those who claim to have experienced it. Some say the coach is visible, but headless, adding to the mystique and terror of this phantom apparition. The eerie atmosphere is further heightened by the emergence of beautiful, yet unexplainable music that seems to emanate from the woodland itself, leaving investigators baffled as to its source.

Palmerston Restaurant, Romsey

The Palmerston Restaurant in Romsey, Hampshire, is a hub of paranormal activity, with reports of a ghostly apparition known as Charlie. Staff members have caught glimpses of this elderly gentleman with bright white hair in the upper parts of the building, leaving many to wonder about his presence and purpose. While details about Charlie's past are scarce, his appearances have become an integral part of the restaurant's mystique.

The White Horse Hotel, Romsey

The White Horse Hotel in the heart of Romsey has a long history dating back to when it was built. But what's fascinating is that this hotel has its own resident ghost - known as 'The White Lady'. Sightings of her have been reported over the years, with people claiming to see her peering down from the Mummers Gallery. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, a visit to The White Horse Hotel can be a spine-tingling experience.

Barrow Hill, Copythorne

Barrow Hill, also known as Money Hills or Stonyford, has long been shrouded in mystery. This area in Copythorne, Hampshire, is said to contain hidden wealth, sparking the imagination of many. While there's no concrete evidence to support the claims of treasure, the hill's reputation as a spot for potential riches has endured. Locals and visitors alike have been drawn to the area, perhaps hoping to catch a glimpse of something extraordinary or even stumble upon a long-lost fortune.