Anglesey Arms Public House, Menai Bridge

The Anglesey Arms Public House in Menai Bridge is home to a rather intriguing presence - a short older man who seems to make his presence known to patrons and staff alike. This little chap has been a part of the pub's folklore for quite some time now, with many reporting sightings of him wandering about the premises. His exact origins and how he came to haunt the pub remain a mystery but one thing is certain - he's become an integral part of the pub's charm.

Faenol Estate, Bangor

Deep within the grounds of Faenol Estate in Bangor, Wales, a rather unusual ghostly presence has been reported. This presence takes the form of a bird, said to contain the spirit of a man who met a grisly end after being executed for stealing wood from the land surrounding the estate. Locals and visitors alike have heard the bird's haunting song, which is believed to serve as a warning to those contemplating theft. It's as if the spirit of the executed man is trying to deter others from making the same mistake he did, all through the melancholy melody of his ghostly bird form.

Terraced house along Godre'r Parc, Tregarth

In the quiet village of Tregarth, a terraced house along Godre'r Parc has been the site of a rather unusual haunting. Back in 1974, a family moved out after their six children were scared by a ghostly figure, standing at an impressive six feet tall and dressed in contemporary clothing. The entity was so convincing that a local priest was called in to perform an exorcism, but unfortunately, it didn't quite have the desired effect. The family was understandably shaken by the experience, and it's not hard to see why they decided to leave.

Bryn Celli Ddu, Llanddaniel Fab

Bryn Celli Ddu, a mysterious prehistoric monument in the heart of Anglesey, Wales, has a fascinating encounter with the paranormal. A farmer, driven by the promise of treasure, entered the chamber, only to come face-to-face with a pale, ghostly druid. The sudden apparition must have been quite a shock, as the farmer quickly fled the scene. However, upon returning later, he realised that what he had seen was just a tall, white stone, which was probably a trick of the light or his imagination playing tricks on him.

Rectory, Llansadwrn

The Rectory in Llansadwrn is said to be haunted by a rather unusual ghost - the grandmother of renowned artist Kyffin Williams. This historic house has been the site of some intriguing paranormal activity, centred around the later years of Kyffin's grandmother who spent her time in a darkened room, suffering from debilitating migraines. It's here that her presence is still felt today, with reports suggesting she wanders the halls, perhaps searching for a respite from her pain.

General area, Penmynydd

Deep in the Welsh countryside, near the village of Penmynydd, lies the site of a legendary dragon's demise. A clever local lad, tasked by a nobleman to rid the area of the beast, devised a cunning plan. He dug a deep pit and placed a brass mirror at the bottom. The unsuspecting dragon fell into the hole and, believing it had met a rival, engaged in a fierce battle with its own reflection. The creature fought until it was exhausted, allowing the boy to decapitate it with ease.