Bwlch y Ddeufaen, Rowen

Deep in the heart of North Wales, the mountain pass of Bwlch y Ddeufaen is said to be haunted by the ghost of Jack Swan, a notorious murderer and thief who met his demise by hanging. Legend has it that Swan's spirit is drawn to anyone passing by with a watch, a morbid fascination sparked by the very item that led to his capture - the watch of his victim, Jesse Robert. Locals, aware of this eerie reputation, would often remove their timepieces before traversing this stretch, as if to avoid catching the ghost's attention.

Church, Llanfaes

In the quaint Welsh village of Llanfaes, a centuries-old legend tells the tale of a boy who got more than he bargained for when he tried to raid a pigeon's nest. The boy's curiosity and greed led him to climb up to the nest, but he was caught and held fast by a mysterious stone. The stone, aptly named the Grabbing Stone, refused to let go of the boy until his parents prayed for three days and nights, pleading for his release. When the boy was finally freed, his handprint remained on the stone as a haunting reminder of the miraculous event.

David Hughes Community Centre, Beaumaris

In the quaint town of Beaumaris, Wales, a mysterious occurrence has been reported at the David Hughes Community Centre. A woman, leaving the building one evening, was startled by a male voice singing. As she looked up the stairs, she caught a glimpse of a figure clad in a long black cape, standing on the landing. The figure vanished up the stairs, and the singing ceased abruptly. This unsettling experience has left many questions about the identity of the phantom singer and the history of the community centre.

Pen Castle (Pen-y-Castell), Pen

Pen Castle has been stirring up interest among paranormal enthusiasts for years, and one of its most intriguing cases is the photograph of a human-shaped shadow standing on the staircase. This image was captured by The Ghost Research Foundation International during a ghost hunt, and it has sparked much debate about the castle's ghostly inhabitants. While some have suggested that the shadow could have been cast by a statuette on the roof, the owners of the castle claim that many ghosts roam the halls, including famous figures like composer Rossini, opera singer Adelina Patti, and her husband.

Baron Hall, Beaumaris

Baron Hall stands tall in Beaumaris, its grandeur and beauty captivating all who lay eyes on it. But amidst its splendour, a sense of unease settles over some visitors, for they believe this old manor house is home to a female vampire. Now, many might dismiss this as mere fantasy, but the locals know better. They whisper tales of a ghostly presence, a female spectre that roams the halls, her existence a mystery that has puzzled residents for generations.

Gaol, Beaumaris

Beaumaris Gaol, a foreboding Victorian-era prison, made headlines in July 2015 when it opened its doors to ghost hunters to raise extra funds. This chilling opportunity allowed paranormal enthusiasts to explore the gaol's eerie corridors and cells, potentially catching a glimpse of the otherworldly activity that's rumoured to reside here. The gaol's reputation as a hub of paranormal activity was further solidified by its feature on the popular TV show Most Haunted.