Haunted Places in Italy (141)

Explore 141 haunted places in Italy — castles, hotels, churches, ruins and more. Every location includes its story and GPS coordinates.

• 👻 Volterra Asylum Tuscany Fernando Nannetti carved his cosmic account 70 metres along the Ferri pavilion wall — and around that pavilion the cries are still heard.
• 👻 Palazzo Cenci Rome On the night of 11 September, Beatrice Cenci climbs the stairs of her childhood home — carrying her severed head in her hands. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏯 Villa Stuart Rome Emmeline walled her lover into the cellar and left a hole to stroke his fingers — that is where Lord Allen's skeleton was found.
• 👻 Ca' Dario Veneto The palace on the Grand Canal is said to curse its owners - from Marietta Dario to modern millionaires, death and ruin have followed. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Castello della Rotta Piedmont A knight with an iron cross around his neck is said to ride through the castle where his skeleton was unearthed beside his horse. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Carini Castle Sicily Every 4 December, Baroness Laura Lanza's bloody handprint is said to reappear on the wall of the room where she was murdered in 1563. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Fumone Castle Lazio Three-year-old marquis Francesco Longhi, poisoned by his own sisters, is said to still play in the castle halls. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Norman-Swabian Castle of Gioia del Colle Apulien Bianca Lancia, locked in the tower by Frederick II, is said to still appear in the castle where legend says she took her own life. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Gropparello Castle Emilia-Romagna Rosania Fulgosio, walled up alive by her jealous husband in the 13th century, is said to still scream for justice. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Montebello Castle Emilia-Romagna Every fifth year at the summer solstice, the albino girl Azzurrina is said to weep in the castle vaults. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Mussomeli Castle Sicily Three sisters walled in by their brother starved to death in the castle - in 'the chamber of the three women' they are said to lament still. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Malaspina Castle, Bosa Sardinien The marchioness who bled to death after her husband cut off her fingers is said to still drift along the walls of Bosa's castle. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Mombello Abandoned Asylum Lombardia In the vast abandoned asylum of Limbiate, a doctor is said to have embalmed patients who were not yet dead.
• 🏚️ Cave of the Cumaean Sibyl Naples A hundred metres of tuff corridor end in the Sibyl's chamber. Apollo gave her endless life; she forgot to ask for youth.
• 🌲 Atrio del Cavallo, Vesuvius Naples A wicked monk adjured the volcano. Out of the crater came a horse with flames for eyes and snakes for a mane, and it ran him down.
• ⛪ Sansevero Chapel Naples Two skeletons stand with their entire circulatory system intact. Naples says the prince injected metal into two living servants.
• 🏰 Castel Capuano Naples Every 19 April Giuditta Guastamacchia is said to walk the courthouse — the woman whose head was displayed on an iron grating. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Castel Nuovo (Maschio Angioino) Naples Prisoners vanished without trace from the castle pit. Naples blames the crocodile Queen Giovanna is said to have kept down there. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Aragonese Castle, Ischia Naples In the Poor Clares' cemetery stand stone seats with holes beneath. The sisters kept vigil by their dead until only bone was left. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⚰️ Catacombs of San Gaudioso Naples The skulls are set into the wall, and beneath each one the body is painted in its working clothes — the artist asked to be buried here himself.
• ⚰️ Cemetery of the 366 Pits Naples One grave for every day of the year, 366 numbered stones. Above number 313 an aunt and her niece hold each other in the dark.
• ⚰️ Fontanelle Cemetery Naples Here you adopt a skull, wipe it clean and give it a name. The Captain's skull once answered a disrespectful visitor out loud.
• 🌲 Gaiola Island Naples The island is called jellata, the jinxed one. Legend says a disciple of Virgil the magician cursed the rock for good.
• 🌲 Lake Avernus Naples The Greeks called it the birdless lake. The fumes killed whatever flew over — and here the Sibyl led Aeneas down to the dead.
• 👻 Palace of the Hanged Man, Porta Nolana Naples A headless soldier walks up and down the stairwell. Sometimes the head rolls ahead of him, sometimes it dangles in a window.
• 👻 Palazzo Spinelli di Laurino Naples Bianca was walled up alive. Now she appears three days ahead — in white if the house will have joy, in black if someone will die. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⚔️ Piazza del Mercato Naples As Conradin's head fell an eagle dropped out of the air, dipped a wing in the blood and flew north — a promise of vengeance.
• 🌲 Solfatara of Pozzuoli Naples The Romans called the crater Forum Vulcani. The Middle Ages said the Titans lay chained below — the fumaroles are their breath.
• 🗼 La Specola (the Torlonga tower) Padua The knight Sarpendone was mutilated and shut in Ezzelino's tower. A small flame is said to slide down the tower and go out in the river.
• 🏰 Orsini-Odescalchi Castle, Bracciano Rome Legend says Isabella de' Medici was strangled in the bedchamber here — and she has walked the lakeshore in sixteenth-century dress ever since. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏗️ Galeria Antica Rome The village emptied after a run of unexplained deaths. Once a year hoofbeats return: the minstrel Senz'affanni rides in on a white horse.
• 👻 Doctor Tromba's House, Via del Governo Vecchio 57 Rome On 11 May 1861 mattresses, plates and cutlery flew out of Doctor Tromba's house — and dissolved in mid-air before reaching the street.
• 🚇 Muro Torto Rome Two carbonari walk the wall with their heads under their arms: Angelo Targhini and Leonida Montanari, beheaded without confession.
• 👻 Palazzo Rospigliosi, Zagarolo Rome In the room facing the inner courtyard, mother-in-law Livia is said to have been hanged on Pompeo Colonna's orders — and the noises began. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🌉 Ponte Sant'Angelo (Bridge of Angels) Rome At first light the executioner Mastro Titta crosses the bridge in his scarlet cloak and offers passers-by a pinch of snuff — as he always did.
• 🌉 Ponte Sisto Rome On 7 January a black carriage tears across the bridge: the coachman has no head, and Donna Olimpia rides inside with the pope's gold.
• 🛣️ Salita dei Borgia Rome The street was called Vicus Sceleratus. A chariot is heard racing past that nobody can see, and bloody wheel tracks are said to linger.
• ⛪ Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo Rome Demons in the shape of crows gathered in the walnut tree on Nero's grave — so the pope felled it and built the church on the spot.
• 👻 Vicolo delle Grotte Rome Every night Cagliostro calls for the wife who denounced him — and a shawled woman vanishes down the alley with a single scream.
• 🚇 Triora Liguria By the ruined quarter of La Cabotina the spirits of the accused witches are said to linger — here lived the women blamed for the famine of 1587.
• 👻 Ca' Mocenigo Vecchia Venice Giovanni Mocenigo invited Giordano Bruno here, then denounced him. The philosopher's figure is said to appear at a window, his face burnt. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🚇 Campiello del Remer Venice Fosco Loredan beheaded his wife Elena before the doge's own eyes. On full-moon nights with a north wind he is said to rise holding her head.
• 🏗️ Lazzaretto Nuovo Venice On the quarantine island a woman was excavated in 2006 with a brick wedged into her mouth — folk belief's cure for a so-called shroud-eater.
• 👻 Doge's Palace (Scala dei Giganti) Venice Doge Marin Falier was beheaded on the stair where doges were crowned. His portrait is painted over with a black veil — and he is said to walk headless. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🌉 The Devil's Bridge (Torcello) Venice The witch Ester promised the devil seven children's souls. The debt was never paid — and every Christmas Eve a black cat waits on the bridge.
• 🚇 Riva de Biasio Venice Biasio the sausage-maker served the city's finest stew — until a diner found a small finger bone in his bowl. The quay still bears his name.
• 👻 Villa De Vecchi Lombardy In the abandoned 'Red House' of Valsassina, a smashed piano is said to play 19th-century music at night.
• 👻 Villa Magnoni Emilia-Romagna The witch of Cona is said to have shouted her curse from the villa's window – and three of the youths who heard it died that same night.
• 👻 Casino degli Spiriti Veneto The painter Luzzo, who shot himself over his hopeless love for Giorgione's Cecilia, is said to still sigh in the lagoon-side palace. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Aragonese Castle of Otranto Puglia On August nights, a headless knight is said to ride through the tunnels beneath the castle that gave the world's first Gothic novel its name. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Cantelmo Castle Abruzzo Each evening after sunset, the White Lady is said to seek out young lovers in the castle ruin to tell how she was shot by both husband and lover.
• 🛎️ Castello Chiola Abruzzo Sharan, the Creole beauty who leapt from the tower to escape Count Silveri, is said to call out at night from the castle hotel's third floor. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Catajo Castle Veneto Lucrezia Obizzi, murdered in her bedchamber in 1654, is said to appear dressed in blue at the castle's highest windows. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Bardi Castle Emilia-Romagna The knight Moroello is said to still search the fortress for his Soleste, after mistake and grief drove both to their deaths. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Duino Castle Friuli-Venezia Giulia The White Lady thrown from the cliff turned to stone as she fell - her rock is still visible by the old castle. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Fénis Castle Valle d'Aosta In the fairy-tale castle of Fénis, a murdered child is said to haunt the halls – hidden in the walls by a stepmother who wanted the inheritance. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Gorizia Castle Friuli-Venezia Giulia On Gorizia's castle hill hunts the White Lady – a countess whose body the devil claimed, and whose hounds tear apart anyone who meets her. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Miramare Castle Friuli-Venezia Giulia Empress Carlotta's curse is said to hang over Miramare - while Maximilian's gentle spirit strolls the park. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🗡️ Castle of Charles V, Monopoli Puglia In Monopoli's harbour fortress, a ghost was seen walking straight through a wall – where a bricked-up doorway was later discovered. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Poppi Castle Tuscany Countess Matelda, who sent her lovers to die in a booby-trapped passage and was walled up alive herself, is said to haunt Poppi's castle. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏯 Sorci Castle Tuscany The condottiero Baldaccio d'Anghiari, beheaded in the Palazzo Vecchio in 1441, is said to walk his old manor in armour.
• 🏰 Torre Alfina Castle Lazio The restless White Lady of Torre Alfina leaves footprints in the courtyard and moves objects on Christmas night. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Dal Verme Castle, Zavattarello Lombardy In the Room of Spirits a chair was moved every night - Pietro Dal Verme, poisoned in 1485, is said never to have left his castle. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Este Castle Emilia-Romagna In the dungeons of Ferrara's castle, the beheaded lovers Ugo and Parisina are said to still weep in the darkness. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏗️ Celleno Ghost Village Lazio In Tuscia's abandoned clifftop village, ravaged by plague and landslides, even a pope's ghost is said to wander the ruins.
• 🏛️ Museum of the Souls of Purgatory Lazio In a neo-Gothic church by the Tiber lie scorch marks that the souls of the dead are said to have left on the books and clothes of the living. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏚️ Flavian Amphitheatre, Pozzuoli Naples The beasts refused to tear Gennaro apart. Legend says they lay down at his feet, and the sentence had to be rewritten.
• ⛪ Basilica of Santa Maria del Carmine Maggiore Naples The crucifix ducked its head as the cannonball came. The ball is still in the crypt, and Christ has never straightened his neck.
• 👻 Casertavecchia Castle Naples Countess Siffridina died a prisoner far from home. Her voice is heard in the keep — she never wanted to leave the village.
• 🗡️ Castel Sant'Elmo and the Pedamentina Naples A high-spirited figure in white startles people on the 414-step stair. Behind the rusted grate below, moaning rises from the pit. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🚇 Crypta Neapolitana and the Tomb of Virgil Naples Virgil dug the tunnel in a single night by magic, Naples says. His ashes are meant to lie in the tomb above the mouth.
• ⛪ Church of the Wooden Nun, Incurabili Complex Naples A nun tried to flee the enclosure and stiffened into wood mid-step on the threshold. The church still carries her name today.
• 🚇 Underground Naples Naples Forty metres below Via dei Tribunali the munaciello's realm begins — the little monk who climbs up the well into your kitchen.
• 👻 Palazzo Penne Naples Beelzebub built the house in a single night. Antonio Penne still kept his soul — the devil miscounted by five grains of wheat. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛪ Santa Maria delle Anime del Purgatorio ad Arco Naples A crowned skull in a bridal veil receives prayers from women who want to marry. Everyone in the quarter calls her Lucia.
• 👻 Capodimonte Palace and Wood Naples Queen Maria Carolina is said to hold her balls still in the empty state rooms — light, music and dancing, silent only at dawn. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Royal Palace of Caserta Naples Vanvitelli died before the palace was finished. Guards say the architect still makes his rounds across the cold marble. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛪ Santa Luciella ai Librai Naples The skull down in the crypt has ears. That is why Neapolitans whisper their prayers here — it hears, and passes them on.
• ⛪ Santa Maria del Parto a Mergellina Naples The devil in the altarpiece has the face of a beautiful woman. Naples knows who she was — and what love potion she had brewed.
• 🏚️ Pompeii Archaeological Park Naples Tourists post stolen stones back with letters of apology. Naples calls it the curse of Pompeii — and the boxes keep arriving.
• 👻 Palazzo Donn'Anna Kampanien From the unfinished palace's empty windows over the sea, Anna Carafa's face is said to appear by the light of the full moon. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Palazzo Sansevero Campania At Palazzo Sansevero in Naples, the murdered Maria d'Avalos is said to roam the nights – while the alchemist prince Raimondo watches over his palace. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Palazzo Trucchi di Levaldigi Piedmont Behind Turin's infamous Devil's Gate, the ballerina Emma Cochet is said to haunt the halls where she was stabbed at a masked ball. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Gradara Castle Marche Francesca da Rimini, slain alongside her beloved Paolo, is said to call for him at night from the castle battlements. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Rocca di Soragna Emilia-Romagna Donna Cenerina, murdered in 1573, appears in ash-grey robes as an omen of misfortune for the Meli Lupi family. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🗡️ Roveresca Fortress of Senigallia Marche After Cesare Borgia's New Year's massacre of 1502, the souls of his strangled captains are said to still cry out from the fortress walls. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛪ Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth) Rome Put your hand in the marble mouth and lie, and the jaws snap shut. One unfaithful wife tricked it — and the stone has not forgotten.
• 🚇 Campo de' Fiori Rome On quiet nights a cowled figure stands where the pyre was. Call him Filippo, his baptismal name, and Romans say he turns around.
• 🌲 Lake Nemi Rome On March evenings the wind carries the ring of a sword across Diana's mirror — the forest king still waits for the challenger who will kill him.
• 👻 Palazzo Braschi Rome Heels click on the marble in the museum's empty halls — Duchess Costanza is still receiving guests nobody else can see. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Palazzo De Cupis Rome At full moon a pale, armless hand moves behind a window on Piazza Navona — all that is left of Costanza de Cupis, and it is watching. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛪ Pantheon Rome The hole in the dome was torn open by demons fleeing the consecration — and at dawn King Umberto I is seen at his own tomb.
• 🚇 Piazza Farnese Rome A heavily cloaked figure crosses the square asking for Vannozza's inn — Pope Alexander VI is still searching for his mistress.
• 🚇 Piazza di Sant'Apollonia Rome A woman in a black veil walks weeping through Trastevere — Lorenza Feliciani forever atoning for denouncing her husband.
• 🌉 Ponte Fabricio (Bridge of the Four Heads) Rome Four stone heads guard the bridge: the architects who quarrelled their way to the block now stand back to back, forever unable to meet.
• 🏚️ Portico of Octavia Rome Under the broken arches, Queen Berenice still waits for Emperor Titus, who promised marriage and then sent her home for good.
• ⛪ Basilica of St John Lateran Rome On the eve of St John's Day, Herodias and Salome fly over the Lateran — and the witches gather beneath the walnut tree.
• 🏚️ Sedia del Diavolo (The Devil's Chair) Rome The ruin looks like a giant throne. When fire flickered inside it at night, Romans knew exactly who was sitting there holding court.
• 🗼 Torre della Scimmia (Tower of the Monkey) Rome A monkey carried the household's baby to the top of the tower. Ever since, a lamp burns up there that must never be allowed to go out.
• 🌲 Villa Celimontana Rome A woman's figure searches the walls for her own bones — the courtesan Imperia, whose grand tomb was given away to an unnamed canon.
• 🏯 Villa Medici Rome A woman in a white peplos and heavy jewellery moves through the gardens on the Pincio — Messalina is still looking for a lover.
• 🏯 Villa Strohl-Fern Rome Romans called him Merlin the Magician. Since his death a white-bearded face has been seen behind the windows of the forgotten villa.
• 👻 Ca' Soranzo (House of the Angel) Venice The lawyer's tame monkey ran the household — until a Capuchin friar saw what it really was. An angel still guards the hole in the facade. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Tintoretto's House (Casa del Tintoretto) Venice A witch coaxed Marietta into hiding stolen hosts under the water trough. The animals knelt — and Tintoretto beat her until she turned into a cat.
• ⚰️ San Michele Cemetery Venice Sister Vittoria told her fellow nuns her body would not be there when the grave was opened. The cypresses are said to whisper at night.
• ⚔️ The Columns of San Marco and San Todaro Venice Executions took place between the two columns by the water. No Venetian walks between them — and a third column still lies in the lagoon.
• 👻 Corte Bressana Venice The bell-ringer of St Mark's sold his skeleton to a professor and drank the money. Now he is said to beg for the coins to buy himself back.
• 🚇 Corte Seconda del Milion Venice Marco Polo's Chinese wife Hao Dong was told he was dead. Her singing is still said to drift out of the courtyard beside his old house.
• 👻 Sotoportego de la Corte Nova Venice Giovanna painted the Madonna on the wall and the plague stopped in the archway. Venetians still step around the stone it turned red.
• 🚇 Il Gobbo di Rialto Venice The stooping stone man carries the steps where the laws were read out. Condemned thieves ran here naked through the whips — and kissed his back.
• 🌉 Rialto Bridge (Ponte di Rialto) Venice The bridge demanded a soul. The builder tried to cheat the devil with a rooster — and paid with his pregnant wife and their unborn child.
• 👻 Rio terà dei Assassini Venice The baker's boy Piero Fasiol was executed for a murder he did not commit. His name was called out before every death sentence in Venice after that.
• ⛪ San Nicolò al Lido Venice A pitch-black galley full of screaming demons was steering straight for the city. An old fisherman rowed three strangers at it.
• 🏛️ Scuola Grande di San Marco Venice The stonecutter Cesco Pizzigani scratched ships into his own facade while begging. Beside them a youth in a turban holds a heart in his hand.
• 🗡️ Castel dell'Ovo Campania Beneath Naples' oldest castle, the sorcerer Virgil is said to have hidden a magic egg – if it breaks, the city falls. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Toblino Castle Trentino-Alto Adige From the mists of Lake Toblino, the prince-bishop's drowned mistress Claudia Particella is said to rise again at night. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Zisa Castle Sicilia The devils in the Zisa's vault fresco are said to guard an enchanted treasure – and whoever manages to count them breaks the spell. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Moncalieri Castle Piedmont The king's commoner wife, Bela Rosin, is said to still drift along the walls of the royal castle of Moncalieri. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Sanluri Castle Sardegna In Sardinia's only still-inhabited medieval castle, a queen's voice is said to echo through the halls at night. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Monforte Castle Molise On Monforte hill in Campobasso, Delicata Civerra is said to wander – the girl who died locked away for her forbidden love. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🏰 Sforza Castle Lombardia Around Milan's mighty castle prowls the Black Lady – a veiled beauty who lures men into the darkness of Sempione Park. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🚇 Spanish Quarters Naples Always leave a chair empty at the table for 'a Bella 'Mbriana. If the gecko sits still on the wall, she has just looked in.
• ⛪ Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary, Pompei Naples The valley was called cursed and lawless. There Bartolo Longo heard a voice — he had once been ordained in a black mass.
• 👻 Palazzo Vitelli alla Cannoniera Umbria In this Renaissance palace in Città di Castello, Sora Laura is said to wander still – trapped in the house, weighed down by remorse and searching for forgiveness. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛪ Basilica of Saint Anthony (Padua) Padua A hoofprint sits in the brickwork on the basilica's left flank. Paduans call it the devil's mark — or the cobbler's, if you ask the sober ones.
• 🌉 Devil's Bridge Tuscany The devil is said to have raised this medieval bridge over the Serchio in a single night – in exchange for the first soul to cross it.
• 🏛️ Keats-Shelley House Rome John Keats died at twenty-five in the room above the Spanish Steps — he and Shelley are said to return to the square at dusk. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Vicolo di Mazzamurelli Rome The alley is named after its ghosts: mazzamurelli, small monk-robed sprites with golden curls who hide things and laugh about it.
• 🚇 Campo dei Mori Venice Three merchant brothers swore they would turn to stone if their goods were poor. Sior Antonio Rioba still stands on the corner — with an iron nose.
• 👻 Palazzo Contarini Fasan Venice Venetians call it Desdemona's house. Behind the legend stands a dark-skinned commander whose jealousy drove his wife back to her family. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🚇 Giardini della Biennale (statue of Giuseppe Zolli) Venice For years a red shadow in the gardens knocked people to the ground. It stopped only when Zolli's statue was raised behind Garibaldi.
• ⛪ Church of the Madonna dell'Orto Venice The rejected Madonna was left standing among the cabbages — and began to glow at night. The church took its name from that kitchen garden.
• 👻 Palazzo Grassi Venice A voice in the inner courtyard whispers its own name. During renovations a night watchman is said to have been stopped by it at the edge of an open shaft. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🌉 Ponte de la Dona Onesta Venice The only honest woman's head in the city is made of stone, the mocker said. The saying goes: the day an honest woman crosses, the bridge falls.
• 🗼 Torre dell'Orologio Venice Legend says the republic had the eyes of the Rainieri clockmakers put out, so that no other city would ever get a clock quite like it.
• 👻 Attila's Throne (Torcello) Venice The Hun king's stone seat stands empty before the basilica. A woman who sits in it is said to bear a child — or to return to the lagoon.
• 🏯 Villa Foscari, La Malcontenta Veneto In Palladio's villa on the Brenta canal, Elisabetta Dolfin – locked away for thirty years by her husband – is said to still appear at dawn.
• 🚇 Burano Venice The queen of the sirens struck the boat with her tail and the foam set into a bridal veil. The island's women have been copying it ever since.
• 🌉 Ponte de le Maravegie Venice Six sisters were beautiful, the seventh was not. It was Maria's prayer before the crucifix that gave the oarsman his strength back.
• ⛪ San Francesco del Deserto Venice The birds fell silent on the spot when Francis asked them to. The staff he pushed into the soil became a pine that stood until 1701.
• 👻 Sotoportego dei Preti Venice The fisherman Orio pulled the mermaid Melusina from his net. The red brick heart in the passage is said to protect those who touch it together.

FAQ

How many haunted places are there in Italy?

Haunted Places lists 141 haunted locations in Italy, each with its story and GPS coordinates.

What are the most haunted places in Italy?

Among the most notable in Italy: Volterra Asylum, Palazzo Cenci and Villa Stuart.

Can you stay overnight at haunted places in Italy?

Yes — 57 of the haunted places in Italy are hotels or inns you can book for an overnight stay. The rest are public sites you can visit.

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