Somerset, with such mystical locations as Glastonbury Tor, is a county where mystery abounds and history is writ large across its picturesque landscape of green fields, rolling hills, dramatic gorges sleepy.
Indeed, such is its timeless allure that may of those who have called this county home over the centuries seem loathe to leave and return to haunt many of its houses, castles inns and taverns.
The haunted Somerset section offers something for everybody, whether you are a history buff, have an interest in the paranormal, or just want to discover some haunted and mystical places.
The George and Pilgrims Hotel in Glastonbury was once a resort of pilgrims to the nearby Abbey. Several ghosts are said to haunt it.
Regular ghostly phenomenon has been experienced at the Chough Hotel in Chard, including a spectral argument between a man and a woman.
A phantom white lady and a ghostly cat are the ghosts you might encounter on a visit to King John's Hunting Lodge in Axminster.
The ghost of a murdered Spanish traveller is said to haunt the delightful Plough Inn, where Virginia Woolf spent her honeymoon.
With a history of strife, murder and intrigue, Farleigh Hungerford castle has every reason to be haunted, and the ghosts do not disappoint.