Discover Guernsey’s most haunted hot spots and history this Halloween!
One of the spookiest places across the British Isles, Guernsey has a haunted past, filled with ancient witchcraft, demonic dogs and ghostly figures.
The following locations are guaranteed to send chills down any thrill lover’s spine.
Guernsey’s Haunted Nazi Underground Military Hospital
Occupied by the Germans from 1940-45, Guernsey is home to many relics from WW2. One such relic includes its German military hospital, established in underground tunnels.
These tunnels have been rumoured to host the ghosts of enslaved British soldiers, who were enlisted by the Nazis to construct this labyrinth of a hospital, and around 20 soldiers later died due to mistreatment.
It is consensus that many of these poor souls still wander the halls, and were spotted once the hospital was opened as a tourist attraction.
Witchcraft in St Peter’s Port
Around the town of St Peter’s Port, printed on a number of doors, ‘magic marks’ or symbols can be seen, relating to witchcraft.
Supposedly there are a number of these on Cliff Street, intending to ward off menacing spirits.
Cliff Street, legend has it, is also home to Guernsey’s infamous ‘demon dog’, who wrapped in rattling chains, wanders the streets with glinting red eyes.
To even witness such a beast was rumoured to bring bad fortune.
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Fermain Valley Hotel, Treetop Hideaways
After a long day of ghost hunting take refuge in the treetops of Fermain Valley hotel’s treetop rooms.
Sadly ghoul-free, these treetop rooms will allow you to relax with countryside and sea views and forget the scary sights of the day.
With deluxe double beds, stunning en-suite shower rooms and gorgeous views, these boutique rooms allow guests to truly reconnect with nature and unwind.
For more information about the experiences or accommodation mentioned above please visit https://www.visitguernsey.com/
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