Glan Clwyd Hospital, Bodelwyddan

Glan Clwyd Hospital in Bodelwyddan has been home to some unexpected residents. In 2008 a patient recovering from an operation reported a rather alarming incident. A nurse came running down the corridor, claiming to have seen a ghost. The nurse explained that she was psychic and only saw friendly spirits. This unusual encounter led to criticism from a watchdog, but it also highlighted the hospital's unusual paranormal activity.

Cefn Caves, St Asaph

Deep within the Cefn Caves in St Asaph, a rather unusual creature was said to have met its demise back in 1870. Measuring around one hundred and forty centimetres in length, a local man reportedly killed a crocodile within these very caves. Now, we're not talking about your average, everyday Welsh wildlife here, so it's no wonder this event has become a fascinating footnote in local history. The question on everyone's mind, of course, is how on earth a crocodile ended up in these caves, miles from the nearest coastline.

Area near old Norman graveyard, Rhuddlan

In the quaint town of Rhuddlan, nestled in the heart of Wales, a spine-tingling encounter took place on a July evening in 1953. A man, fresh from a night out at the local pub, was making his way home along a path near the old Norman graveyard when he was startled by the appearance of several ghostly monks. The monks, seemingly oblivious to the man's presence, glided effortlessly along the path before him, forcing him to quickly dive out of their way to avoid a collision. This unexpected encounter left the man shaken, and it would be remembered for years to come as a classic example of a ghostly manifestation.

Berain House, Llanefydd

Berain House in Llanefydd is said to be haunted by the ghost of Catrin Tudur, a woman with a rather unsavoury reputation. Legend has it that Catrin developed a habit of marrying wealthy men, only to kill them off and keep their money for herself. Her crimes were eventually uncovered and as punishment, her spirit is doomed to spend eternity in the company of her seven husbands. The haunting manifestation is a result of her restless spirit, forever trapped in the house where her dark deeds took place.

Former nursing home, Rossett

In the quaint Welsh town of Rossett, a former nursing home stands as a testament to unexplained occurrences. Strange events unfolded here between 1986 and 1990, leaving a trail of bewildered residents and staff. They reported finding a small monkey in their rooms, despite no primates being present on the premises. Children were said to be playing in the garden, but whenever staff investigated, there was no one to be found. The air was occasionally filled with the whiff of pipe tobacco, and the sound of tapping on windows echoed through the halls.

The Bull Hotel, Abergele

The Bull Hotel in Abergele is home to a rather intriguing ghost story. They say a man dressed in leather, believed to be a resident who met his untimely demise in a motorbike accident, roams the hotel's corridors. His presence is one of three reported hauntings at the site, alongside a phantom monk and a ghostly woman. While there's no concrete evidence to pinpoint the exact date or time of these sightings, the hotel's long history and picturesque setting make it an ideal location for a spine-tingling experience.