Abbey, Mottisfont

Mottisfont Abbey has long been a place of intrigue, and it seems that some firefighters who responded to a false alarm there in February 2021 left with a rather unsettling experience. The crew from Romsey fire station took to Twitter to share their suspicions that the abbey might be haunted. Apparently, during a previous call out, one of the firefighters felt a tap on their shoulder when there was no one nearby. This unexplained touch has sparked curiosity among paranormal enthusiasts and those interested in the abbey's history.

Dark Lane, Braishfield

Dark Lane in Braishfield, Hampshire, is a rural road shrouded in mystery and reportedly haunted by the ghost of an Edwardian woman. Her presence is said to be connected to a treasure she hid while living in a nearby building. Interestingly, it's not people who are likely to catch a glimpse of her, but dogs. They react to her presence by howling for no apparent reason. This unusual aspect of the haunting has led to speculation about the nature of her spirit and its connection to the local canine population.

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.

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.

Hill known as Burley Beacon, Burley

Burley Beacon stands tall in the Hampshire countryside, its slopes shrouded in mystery and legend. Locals tell the tale of a fearsome dragon that once terrorised the neighbourhood, demanding a sacrifice of sheep from the quivering villagers. But they cleverly substituted the offering with milk, a decision that likely saved many lives. The beast, aptly nicknamed the Sheep Eater, roamed the area until a brave knight arrived on the scene, donning armour covered in sticky birdlime and powered glass to take on the creature.

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.