Haunted Places in Norway (130)

Explore 130 haunted places in Norway — castles, hotels, churches, ruins and more. Every location includes its story and GPS coordinates.

• 🏥 Harastølen (Luster Sanatorium) Vestland The tubercular were isolated five hundred metres above the fjord to die — and rumour holds they never found rest in the corridors now collapsing.
• 🌲 Domen near Vardø Finnmark Norway's most notorious witches' mountain: here the condemned were said to have danced at midsummer while Satan himself played a red fiddle.
• 🗡️ Fredriksten Fortress, Halden Østfold The White Lady drifts over the grass without touching the ground, turns at the forest edge and waves — she has done so in Halden for two hundred years. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛏️ The King's Mine, Kongsberg Buskerud Two herding children found the silver in 1623. Three centuries later the mine had eaten 1,068 metres into the rock – and accidents came weekly.
• 🗡️ Kristiansten Fortress, Trondheim Trøndelag Below the fortress wall lies the execution ground – first the occupiers shot their prisoners here, then Norway shot its traitors on the same spot. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 The Leprosy Museum, St Jørgen's Hospital, Bergen Vestland You were admitted here never to leave again. Bergen was the leprosy capital of the 19th century – and the ward still stands with its beds in place.
• 🗡️ Munkholmen, Trondheim Trøndelag Earl Håkon's head was set on a stake here long before the monks arrived. Then the island became a state prison – and the count walled up for eighteen years is said never to have left. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Nusfjord and the draug of Elvstøa Nordland The fisherman grabbed a stone to beat his mittens dry. At the third blow the stone screamed – and the draug rose from the shoreline.
• 👻 Dikemark Hospital Oslo Night visitors to the pavilion called The Castle hear footsteps in empty corridors and doors slamming — and the sense of being watched from the blind windows.
• ⚔️ Etterstad Execution Ground Oslo One April morning in 1864, five thousand people streamed here to watch two heads fall — the last public execution in Christiania.
• ⚔️ Galgeberg (Gallows Hill) Oslo The name means Gallows Hill and it earned it: the city's execution ground stood here for centuries — and construction workers later dug the bones of the executed out of the courtyard soil.
• 👻 Gaustad Hospital Oslo Behind the handsome brick facades they cut into brains without anaesthesia — and at night, hospital beds are still said to rattle in the corridors.
• 🏗️ Pyramiden, Svalbard Svalbard A Soviet model town emptied out in weeks in 1998 – the plates are still on the tables, and the world's northernmost bust of Lenin stares across an empty football pitch.
• 🗼 The Rosenkrantz Tower, Bergen Vestland Four metres long, one metre wide, without light — in the tower's dungeon visitors say they meet those who never came out of the hole alive.
• ⛪ Selja Abbey and St Sunniva's Cave, Stad Vestland The Irish king's daughter and her followers prayed for the mountain to fall on them rather than be taken. The mountain obeyed.
• 🌲 Solsem Cave, Leka Trøndelag Thirteen red human figures dance on the cave wall deepest inside the mountain — and on the floor beneath them lay bones of animals and of infants.
• ⚔️ Steilneset Memorial, Vardø Finnmark Under torture they confessed to flying to the mountain Domen and dancing with Satan. Ninety-one lamps now burn in the dark for those burned here.
• ⛪ Utstein Abbey, Mosterøy Rogaland The White Lady has walked the abbey for two hundred years. She first appeared in Stavanger Cathedral – just as her husband was about to remarry.
• 🏥 Vensmoen Sanatorium, Saltdal Nordland Ghost hunters call Vensmoen Norway's most haunted building — reporting knocks on a window, a blow two floors up, and toys sounding in empty corridors.
• ⛪ 7 of Norway's Most Haunted Places Norway is not only a land of magnificent fjords and majestic mountains, but also home to some of the most fascinating haunted places in Scandinavia.
• 🏯 Austad Manor Drammen, Buskerud At this Drammen manor, the 'Black Lady' is said to walk — Ingeborg Marie Glud, the proud governor's wife of the early 1700s. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Blaker Skansen – A Historic Fortification with a Haunted Past In the heart of Sørum municipality in Akershus lies Blaker Skansen, a venerable Norwegian fortification built in 1682 as part of the defense line along the Glomma river to protect against Swedish attacks.
• ⛪ Dolm Church A place of faith, tragedies and mysteries. Dolm Church, located on Dolmøya in Hitra municipality, is one of the oldest buildings along the Trøndelag coast and carries a history full of drama, faith and supernatural tales.
• 🏯 Fossesholm Manor Øvre Eiker, Buskerud At this manor, 'Limping Birthe' is said to walk — the girl mocked for counting only to three, who threw herself from a window. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🛎️ GamlaVærket A historic gem in Sandnes with an eerie side. In the heart of Sandnes, just a minute from the train station and along the charming pedestrian street Langgata, lies GamlaVærket Gjæstgiveri & Tracteringssted. 🛏 Book a night here
• 👻 Gjøvik Farm On a farm just outside Gjøvik, stories unfold that could come straight from a horror film. This farm, the subject of many paranormal investigations, is known for its recurring unexplained events and rumours of welcoming — but also restless — spirits...
• 👻 Gjeterøya and Siktesøya Haunted places in the Langesund Fjord. The Langesund Fjord in Norway paints a picture of scenic archipelago and calm waters, but behind the idyllic façade hide dark stories and tales of the supernatural.
• 🏰 Austrått Manor, Ørland Trøndelag Lady Inger of Austrått ruled Norway from this house – and Ibsen turned her into a woman who betrayed her country and carried her own son to the grave. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🛎️ Dr Holms Hotel, Geilo Buskerud A sanatorium for the tubercular that became Norway's grandest winter hotel – and the grey lady in the corridor seems not to have noticed the change. 🛏 Book a night here
• 🛎️ Fleischer's Hotel, Voss Vestland The hotel's first hostess refuses to move out. One sleeping guest is said to have woken to a gentle pat on the cheek. 🛏 Book a night here
• ⛪ Grip Stave Church, Kristiansund Møre og Romsdal In 1796 the storm blew almost every house on the island into the sea. The church held – with St Margaret on its altarpiece, the saint who guards against storms.
• 🏚️ Hamar Cathedral Ruins, Domkirkeodden Innlandet At midnight every bell rang by itself and the cathedral blazed as bright as day – the omen that the bishop would be carried off in irons.
• ⛪ Heddal Stave Church, Notodden Telemark The stranger would build the church in three days. The price was the sun, the moon – or his name. On the third day Raud heard singing inside the hill.
• 🌲 Kringen, Sel Innlandet Legend says Prillar-Guri sounded her lur from the far side of the valley. Below her, fourteen hundred Scottish mercenaries were buried in the scree.
• 🏗️ Måstad, Værøy Nordland King Maar is said to have owned unimaginably many cattle on this shelf beneath the thousand-metre wall — the village's own answer to why anyone lived in an impossible place.
• 🏗️ Nord-Fugløya, Karlsøy Troms The legend says the island was once to be towed further into the fjord — but the line broke, and Nord-Fugløya was left lying most exposed of all.
• ⚰️ Odderøya – the Quarantine Station and Cholera Cemetery Agder Those who died in quarantine were buried by the shore, far from everyone else. Today an idyllic bathing cove lies right beside the graves.
• 🌲 The Oseberg Mound, Tønsberg Vestfold For generations the district had said a ship lay in Revehaugen. In 1904 they dug — and found it, with two women in the burial chamber.
• 🌲 Ekeberg Forest Oslo Inside the hill, the Ekeberg King holds court with his subterranean folk — linger in the woods at dusk and you risk being taken into the mountain.
• 🏛️ Mangelsgården – Prinds Christian Augusts Minde Oslo Behind the gate at Storgata 36 lay the "Dollhouse" — nine madhouse cells, including a special room for the 'talkative and quarrelsome'.
• 👻 Oslo Hospital Oslo Norway's oldest psychiatric hospital was built on the ruins of a plundered friary — nearly 500 years of confinement in the shadow of the Ekeberg ridge.
• 🏯 Oslo Ladegård (the Old Bishop's Manor) Oslo Karen Toller, the most powerful widow of 18th-century Christiania, still drifts through the salons — while in the medieval cellar an abbot hangs himself anew every Christmas Eve.
• 🌲 Steilene Islands Oslo Sailors crossed themselves as they passed at dusk — out on the islands the bodies of the executed were nailed to wheels on poles, facing the approach to the city.
• ⛪ Rein Abbey, Indre Fosen Trøndelag Duke Skule founded the nunnery to escape death. His daughter, a widowed queen, moved in – and the walls still stand, grown into a working farm.
• 🕯️ Sande Old Parsonage Vestfold "The Brown Man" has walked the parsonage for nearly two hundred years – a restless priest who never found peace in his own house.
• 🌲 Lake Seljord and the serpent Selma Telemark As early as 1750 the serpent is said to have reared up mid-lake and set upon Gunleik Andersson Verpe in his rowing boat. Over five hundred have seen it since.
• 🏚️ Slottsfjellet and Tunsberghus, Tønsberg Vestfold When the Reformation came, the monks are said to have buried the Baglers' treasure on Slottsfjellet. Treasure hunters have searched for five hundred years. No one has found it.
• 🏚️ Sola Ruin Church Rogaland For seven hundred years the stone church on the Jæren shingle was the sailors' landmark. Then it became an artist's studio – and then it was blown apart.
• 👻 Torghatten, Brønnøy Nordland The hole straight through the mountain is, legend says, the shot of a troll's arrow that missed – the maiden it was meant for just made it ashore on Leka.
• 🌲 Trollkirka, Hustadvika Møre og Romsdal A troll-dragon is said to live in the innermost cave – last seen in the late 1800s by an old shoemaker from Varholen.
• ⛪ Old Veøy Church, Molde Møre og Romsdal A whole medieval town stood on the holy island. Today only a stone church remains, ringed by graveyards nobody can count any more.
• 📖 The Odderu Cauldron and the Maid's Trick, Botne Vestfold A maid read loose a whole swarm of devils – and had to invent impossible tasks before the master got home.
• ⛪ The Priest Rørdam and the Sand Rope at Odda, Hardanger Hordaland The servant read the devil loose – and the priest's sand rope, made by the servant's hand, is said to lie in the fjord still.
• 📖 Søren Sode and the Brushwood Heap Varpet, Holt Aust-Agder The priest conjured the devil down by the road and laid a cross of twigs – and people still add a branch.
• 🌲 Svarte-Mons's Servant and the Channel Nes-løypti, Jostedal Sogn og Fjordane Returning home with the black book, the servant read the devil loose – and his labour left a channel in the mountain.
• 🌲 The Lake Bailed to the Height of the Mountains, Nordfjord Sogn og Fjordane A man read the devil loose and set him to empty a lake – until the water stood level with the mountains.
• ⛪ The Priest Who Preached the Devil Loose, Odda Hordaland A learned black-book priest happened to preach the very text that frees the devil – who came rushing into the church.
• 📖 The Firewood Vessel inside Skrovoddane, Ofoten Nordland The priest sent the devil to fetch winter wood by boat – but the brushwood weighed it down, and he lay stranded in the storm.
• 📖 Kristen Nerland and the Rakvåg, Otrøy Møre og Romsdal A maid read the devil loose and set him to bail a cove dry with a barrel hoop – and calm weather turned to sea-spray.
• 📖 The Priest's Black Book under the Pillow, Rendalen Hedmark A maid making the bed found the book under the pillow – and read until the dark man himself stood before her.
• ⛪ Werlauf and the Ropemaker on Skjoldsanden, Salten Nordland Mid-sermon the priest sensed the devil was loose – and his daughter had set him to twist rope from sand.
• 🌲 The Sand Ropes on Skjoldsanden, Salten Nordland The devil could never make the sand hold together as rope – and begged in vain for tar before the priest came home.
• ⛪ The Priest and the Candle That Couldn't Be Blown Out, Sauda Rogaland The servant boy read the devil loose – but the priest's third candle he couldn't put out, and the power was broken.
• 🌲 The Sand Ropes on Kaupanger Shore, Sogndal Sogn og Fjordane The children read the devil loose and the house soon seemed ablaze – until mixed grain and rope of sand held him.
• 📖 The Skinnarbøl Priest and the Fishing Net, Solør Hedmark A Wittenberg priest had won the black book by lot – and a maid filled his room with imps.
• 📖 The Devil at the Dance (Balestrand) Sogn og Fjordane At an inn in Balestrand the Evil One himself is said to have joined the dance — until an old priest forced him down through the floor.
• 📖 The Fiddler Wreathed in Fire (Elverum) Hedmark A dance-loving girl peered through the window before joining in — and saw flames around the fiddler's bow. Then she knew who was playing.
• 📖 Helje Danced to Death (Elverum) Hedmark A stranger spun dance-loving Helje like a whirlwind, and the fiddle played by itself — until she fell dead in his arms.
• 📖 Hælge Ru Whom the Devil Took (Gjøvdal) Aust-Agder No one could tire out dance-loving Hælge Ru — until a blue-clad stranger spun her till blood spattered from her shoes and flew off with her.
• 📖 The Kari Rud Tune – Kjørstad-drepen (Sør-Aurdal) Oppland A master dancer boasted she could outdance every man — until a stranger with horse's feet sang a tune that struck her dead.
• 📖 The Black Dog at the Card Game (Andøya) Nordland Through a storm-bound winter at Langnes the men passed the time with cards, cursing and drink — until a black dog appeared from under the table.
• 📖 The Devil in the Card Game (Bruvik) Hordaland A stranger joined the card game in Bruvik, the cards went missing — and a horse's foot showed under the table. Priest Grøgård had to conjure him out.
• 📖 The Black Man Who Put Out the Light (Bø) Telemark In the midst of a card game in Bø a tall black man came in and put out the light. Neither priest nor bishop could easily master him.
• 📖 The Black Dog of Simadalen (Eidfjord) Hordaland At a drinking-and-card party in Simadalen a player dropped a card — and found a black dog under the table holding it between its forepaws.
• 📖 The Devil Beneath the Card Table (Rudsvika, Eidskog) Hedmark The men of Rudsvika fell to quarrelling and cursing over cards — until a card dropped and a small black man with a horseshoe showed under the table.
• 📖 The Man Who Sold His Soul (Eidskog) Hedmark At the card table a man denied the soul existed. Then a stranger offered money for it — and reminded him that when you buy the horse, the halter follows.
• 📖 Knut Toreson's Last Card Game (Etnedal) Oppland After a whole night's cards at Smiugarden, Knut Toreson bent for a fallen card — and saw a raven-black dog ringing its claws around the table-leg.
• 📖 The Stranger Who Grew (Bagn, Etnedal) Oppland After days of cards in Bagn a stranger joined and began to grow. The priest had to go home for collar and cope before he could conjure him out.
• 📖 The Priest's Sons and the Clawed Stranger (Land) Oppland A priest's sons in Land played cards constantly. When a fine stranger kept winning, one bent down and saw claws on both his feet, hooked round the table-stool.
• 📖 LilleJæger and the Clawed Player (Kloppene, Arendal) Aust-Agder At Kloppene a stranger won everything and hooked his claws into the table-stool so no one could remove him — until LilleJæger of Moland conjured him out through the leaded window.
• 📖 The Three Strangers and Priest Lyng (Gudbrandsdalen) Oppland At Hovegjordet three unknown men walked in through a locked door and vanished. In Li-stugun the Old One himself played cards until priest Lyng conjured him out.
• 📖 The Evil One in Bukken Who Feared the Cross (Kinsarvik) Hordaland In Bukken the old one sat under the card table picking up fallen cards — but he dared not touch the clubs, for he feared the cross.
• 📖 The Christmas Guest at Finnbuan (Leksvik) Nord-Trønderlag One Christmas a strange man joined the cards at Finnbuan. He had a claw on one foot — and the priest had to answer for old thefts before conjuring him out.
• 📖 The Priest of Komperud and Old Erik (Modum) Buskerud At the Valle inn in Lier a stranger sat silent by the stove amid the card game. It was Old Erik — and only the priest of Komperud could conjure him out.
• 📖 The Candle That Burned Out (Aurdal) Oppland "When this candle is burned out I take you," said the Evil One at the card table. The priest ran to Aurdal church for a book and read him out through the leaded pane.
• 📖 The Dog That Passed Through the Wall (Sildene, Nordfjord) Sogn og Fjordane Godless card players in Sildene refused a man the loan of their cards. One evening a black dog came sparking from under the table and passed straight through the solid wall.
• 📖 The Old One at the Table's End (Odda) Hordaland The Evil One loved cards but hated the clubs. When the deck in the Åse-man's game ran short, the old one himself sat at the table's end — and the man never touched cards again.
• 📖 The Puck and the Card Players at Romundstad (Rindal) Møre og Romsdal At the lower cottage of Romundstad a glowing wheel rolled down Stupberget. Inside a stranger already sat playing — and under the table lay a black dog with glowing eyes.
• 📖 The Hoof in the Boat Crew (Andøyneset, Salten) Nordland A boat crew at Andøyneset played cards constantly. A man who never played noticed that the stranger's one foot was cupped and round like a hoof.
• 📖 Old Eirik at the Card Table in Fjærestrond, Seljord Telemark A stranger with claws hooked round the table leg mocked the priest's sins – until a wiser priest forced him out through a needle hole.
• 📖 The Devil at the Card Table in Bukken, Ullensvang Hordaland He could not even bear to see the club suit – and was finally trapped in a painting on a door.
• 📖 The Fox at the Window, Vang Oppland A red fox reared up and laid its paws against the glass – and the players threw down their cards and fled to bed.
• 📖 The Brothers at Rokkås and Røss-Ola, Vefsn Nordland Two gambling brothers met a stranger who won everything – and a man who conjured him down into a chalk circle.
• 📖 The Blood on the Card, Velfjord Nordland A dropped card came back stained with blood – though no one at the table had a wound.
• ⛪ The Card Game in the Fishermen's Church, Velfjord Nordland Fishermen playing cards in a church saw the old one in the doorway – until a hymn drove him out.
• 📖 The Hooves at Strand, Nesna Nordland A stranger kept winning, but hooves showed beneath the table – and only a hymn could drive him out.
• 📖 The Bear's Claws in Bætten, Åsskard Møre og Romsdal One Christmas Eve a stranger gripped the table leg with bear's claws – and the priest had to drag him to the parish boundary.
• 📖 The Devil-Binder of Botne Parsonage Vestfold A maid let Old Erik loose with the black book – and the priest forced him to become a carriage wheel.
• 📖 Priest Samsing and the Child-Murder, Brunlanes Vestfold Old Erik knocked the wheel off the cart to delay the priest – but Samsing reached home in time to save the child.
• 📖 Priest Zetlitz and the Black Book, Bø Telemark He conjured Old Erik to hold a broken carriage wheel together – and whipped on until the sand flew.
• 📖 Mentz Rynning and the Stolen Wheel, Eidskog Hedmark Someone had hidden the priest's carriage wheel – and the imp himself had to hold up in its place all the way home.
• 📖 Thams and Old Erik in Rakkestad, Eidskog Hedmark One priest harboured Old Erik too long – and another had to be summoned to drive him out through the leaded pane.
• 📖 Priest Essendrop at Ula, Modum Buskerud He drove the haunting out through a bored hole – then forced the devil to be the carriage wheel home.
• 📖 Reverend Johan Irgens and the Black Book, Rindal Møre og Romsdal The horse stopped dead, the priest took off a wheel on purpose – then loosed the imp from the black book.
• 📖 Priest Hadeln and the Dead Horse, Råde Østfold He drove Black Erik out through the keyhole and made him a wheel – but warned against feeding the horse.
• 📖 Parish Priest Morten Smith Petersen and the Black Book, Slagen Vestfold An axle pin broke on the way home – and the priest made Old Erik run alongside holding the wheel.
• 📖 Provost Stabel in Juvkamskleiva, Sør-Aurdal Oppland The fiend tore off the wheel on the steepest hill – but had to become the carriage wheel himself up to the parsonage.
• 📖 Old Rynning and the Ride on One Wheel, Sør-Odal Hedmark The horse stopped dead, the priest had a wheel removed – and off they went with sparks flying behind.
• 📖 The Devil Took the Bride in Leksvik Nord-Trønderlag She swore the devil could have her if she married another – and on her wedding day he kept her word.
• ⛪ Petter Dass's Ride to Copenhagen Hordaland Petter Dass forced the devil to carry him to Copenhagen on a Christmas night — and saved the sleeping in church with a sermon that kept them awake.
• 📖 Tore Rönningen and the Devil on the Road to Gaustad Hedmark Tore got a ride from a stranger who drove over both ground and air — and realised too late he had scraped a church spire on a journey with the devil himself.
• 📖 Tölløv Knæsu and the Ride That Left Him Cross-Eyed Hedmark A soldier got a ride home for Christmas Eve from a stranger with unusually long fingers — and stole one glance too many at the devil, who left him cross-eyed for life.
• ⛪ Petter Dass and the Ride over the Sea from Alstadhaug Nordland Summoned to preach in Copenhagen the very next day, Petter Dass rode there on the devil's back — faster than a thought, and home before his curate had left church.
• ⛪ Peder Dass and the Souls in Church, Hemsedal Buskerud As payment for the ride to Copenhagen, Peder Dass promised the devil all who fell asleep in church — but preached so that no one nodded off.
• ⛪ The Priest Bangsbill and the Night Ride to Borgund Møre og Romsdal A priest versed in black arts forced the devil to carry him across the sea by night – at a grim price.
• ⛪ Petter Dass's Three Knocks, Rendalen Hedmark Merchant and priest in one – he summoned three drivers and flew to Copenhagen before dawn.
• 📖 The Errand Boy's Night Ride at Rauland, Sigdal Buskerud A small servant boy sent for drink was given a ride into the sky – and back home the black horse stood on the doorstep.
• 📖 The Stranger Who Listened for a Mother's Hatred, Velfjord Nordland He asked for a ride to a farm – but turned away first, for a mother who scolds in love is not his to take.
• ⛪ Petter Dass and the Witch on the Broom, Vågan Nordland The priest turned the devil into a horse and rode to Copenhagen – with a witch trailing behind on her broom.
• 📖 The Unknown Driver on Steinholsmyra, Våler Hedmark A shop-hand didn't recognise his driver until he saw the claws around the reins – and the ride went through the air.
• ⛪ Snarum Church Snarum Church, located in the idyllic Modum municipality in Norway, has a history reaching back to the Middle Ages. But beyond its beautiful architecture and long traditions, the church has also become known for something else — tales of the supernatural.
• 🕯️ Vang Vicarage Vang Vicarage Ridarbu — A Historic Home with Supernatural Traces. This old vicarage is not only a place of cultural and historical value, but has also become the subject of rumours of supernatural events that draw both skeptics and seekers of the mystical.
• 🌾 Brekke Mill and Falls Oslo By the mills where the Akerselva river is born, Asbjørnsen gathered his 'Mill Legends' — of mills that burned down Christmas night after Christmas night, and of the beings that set them alight.
• ⛪ Old Aker Church Oslo Beneath Oslo's oldest building, a fire-breathing dragon broods over a silver hoard — the mine openings are still called the Dragon Holes.
• 🏚️ St. Hallvard's Cathedral Ruins Oslo His killers sank young Hallvard in the fjord with a millstone round his neck — but the body floated up, and around the miracle a cathedral rose.
• ⛪ Hovedøya Abbey Ruins Oslo One January night in 1532 the soldiers came across the ice. In a few hours the monks' world was wiped out — and their graves still lie tight against the walls.
• 🏯 Losby Manor Oslo When the estate was driven into bankruptcy, the steward hanged himself in his bedroom in the east wing — and at the manor hotel they say he never checked out.
• 🏚️ St. Margaret's Church Ruins, Maridalen Oslo The Black Death emptied the valley and the church fell to ruin — yet the sick still came on Christmas night, setting burning candles among the walls to be healed.
• 🏚️ Sarabråten Oslo Long before the gentry's parties, Haugkjerringa Sara — the old woman of the mound — lived on this hill by Nøklevann. The place still carries her name.
• ⚰️ Sofienberg Park Oslo The stones were removed but the dead were never moved — beneath Grünerløkka's barbecue smoke and picnic blankets, 60,000 people still lie in their graves.

FAQ

How many haunted places are there in Norway?

Haunted Places lists 130 haunted locations in Norway, each with its story and GPS coordinates.

What are the most haunted places in Norway?

Among the most notable in Norway: Harastølen (Luster Sanatorium), Domen near Vardø and Fredriksten Fortress, Halden.

Can you stay overnight at haunted places in Norway?

Yes — 8 of the haunted places in Norway are hotels or inns you can book for an overnight stay. The rest are public sites you can visit.

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