Paranormal places in Europe?

>>18909688
I plan on seeing Dracula's castle when I'm here, if I can, for sure. There's also that one forest in Romania with the legend of a large clearing in the center that people disappear from and UFOs and strange lights are seen. There was even a scientist who documented that for decades.

>>18909715

Czech forests, almost all of them.
You'll see some shit you will never forget.

>Hinterkaifeck farm, Germany
>Poleski State Radioecological Park, Belarus
>Pokaini Forest, Latvia (supposedly radioactive, ruins of an organized Pagan cult)
>Rummu Quarry gulag ruins, Estonia
>Golosov Ravine, Moscow, where it was reported that the army of a Tatar ruler retreated, was surrounded by a mist, and emerged 500 years later to surrender, seen by many people
>Vojna POW camp, then Russian base, then Gulag, Czechia
>Klomino, Poland
>Krampnitz East German base
>WWI battlefields in France

My favorite is probably the hill in Bosnia where a group of people has seen Mary appearing for decades, and hundreds report lights and strange noises and miracles. It's a pilgrimage site now. I'll have to see the "pyramids" there first, then the hill.

Compiling this in Google Earth

>>18909804
There's a gulag that used to be a concentration camp in one that I want to see. Forests where the partisans were are probably the most surreal, creepy places I can think of. Driving through this creepy swamp in Latvia (one of the few places I've been outside the UK so far) didn't disappoint, I can't wait to go back alone.

>>18909715
Dracula's castle is just a tourist trap. Don't go there
T.Romanian

>>18909982
I was thinking of just stopping by more for the history, I realize it's mostly a trap. What else is there spooky to do in Romania?

>>18910072
Not much really, you can visit most of the castles I suppose. Watch your pockets though, gypsies will try to steal from you or scam you.