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Many reported ghosts haunt Glamis Castle, however, it’s widely believed that there are at least nine ghosts in total that call the castle home. How accurate this spectral headcount is is open for debate of course. What’s for sure however is the fact Glamis Castle is considered one of the most haunted places in Scotland.
The castle also played host of the setting of a children's gameshow on CBBC called Spook Squad in 2004. 2009 saw the publication of the children's fantasy novel, The Time-Tailor and the Fyvie Castle Witch Trials, written by Deborah Leslie. The castle was also featured in BBC documentary, Castle Ghosts of Scotland, narrated by Robert Hardy.
Perhaps the most popular of Stirling’s ghosts is the Green Lady. It’s believed that she was a servant to Mary Queen of Scots. The Queen was asleep in her chamber when her bed curtains were set alight by a candle at her bedside one night. The servant saved her life, losing her own in the process. Since her death, the Green Lady has been seen ...
Stirling Castle. One of the most important castles in Scotland’s history, Stirling Castle is reportedly haunted by a ghostly Highlander, dressed in full traditional costume, complete with kilt. He is often mistaken for a tour guide and stories have been told of visitors approaching him, only for him to turn away and disappear before their eyes.
19 de feb. de 2018 · Here were look at nine of the most chilling ghosts of Scotland - and where believers might find them. 1. The Apprentice, Rosslyn Chapel, Midlothian. This working church was built for the Sinclair ...
4 de jul. de 2011 · Goblin Ha, East Lothian. Yester Castle, or Goblin Ha (Goblin hall), near Gifford in East Lothian is an underground system of corridors and gothic vaults sunk beneath an ancient ruin. Its story is ...
Castles and ghosts go hand in hand. There can’t be many in Scotland that don’t feature some kind of spectral figure from the past. Crathes Castle in Aberdeenshire is lucky enough to feature both a White and a Green Lady ghost. Crathes was built on land gifted to the Burnett family by Robert the Bruce in 1323.
