The Crown Inn Inn, Bildeston

The Crown Inn in Bildeston, Suffolk, has a reputation for being one of the most haunted pubs in the UK. For decades, patrons and staff have reported strange occurrences, including sightings of two Victorian children, a grey woman, and an old man in a three-cornered hat. The children, who were rumoured to haunt the inn, were last seen in 1984, but their presence is still felt. The grey woman is said to be responsible for poltergeist activity in the gentleman's toilets, where cubicle doors have been known to open and shut on their own. It's a strange and unsettling experience for customers, but one that adds to the inn's paranormal charm.

The Angel Public House, Lavenham

The Angel Public House in Lavenham, Suffolk, is home to a friendly ghost. Locals and visitors alike have spotted the spirit of Mrs Goodhew, an early landlady of the pub, wandering around the building. She's often seen smiling at anyone who crosses her path before vanishing into thin air. It's a pleasant surprise for those who stumble upon her, and a reminder of the pub's rich history.

Tickled Pink tearoom, Lavenham

Nestled in the charming town of Lavenham, the Tickled Pink tearoom has been a hub of paranormal activity. A ghostly blonde woman has been spotted shrouded in mist at the base of the stairs, sending shivers down the spines of visitors. The eerie atmosphere is further intensified by the sound of children singing Greensleeves, a classic English folk song. The nearby church, which has fallen silent, adds to the mystique as the sound of church bells can still be heard echoing through the tearoom.

Swan Hotel, Lavenham

The Swan Hotel in the charming town of Lavenham is said to be haunted by a former worker who met an untimely end. According to local legend, this employee was overlooked for promotion and took their own life in one of the hotel's upper rooms. Room 15 is often mentioned as the hotspot for paranormal activity.

The Swan Hotel, Lavenham

The Swan Hotel in Lavenham, Suffolk, is home to a rather unsettling presence. Room 15 is said to be haunted by the ghost of a housekeeper who took her own life. Staff members are reluctant to enter the room after nightfall, such is the intensity of the haunting. It's as if the housekeeper's spirit is still trapped within the room, reliving the tragic events that led to her death. Guests who have stayed in the room have reported strange occurrences, although details are scarce.

Rattlesden Road area, Buxhall

Rattlesden Road in Buxhall, Suffolk, is home to a rather eerie sighting. On frosty nights or when snow is on the ground, usually in February, a figure clad in a long coat has been spotted walking along this stretch of road. He's not just a casual stroller, though - he's carrying a lantern at waist height, giving the impression of a man on a mission. The same witness who reported seeing this ghostly figure also mentioned that their dog behaves strangely when taken past the woods close to Cockerells Hall Drive. It's as if the canine has picked up on something its owner hasn't.