Haunted Places in Central Portugal (3)
Explore 3 haunted places in Central Portugal. Read the stories and find your next ghost trip.
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Monastery of Santa Maria de Seiça
Central Portugal
The Black Death took 150 monks in a matter of weeks — and in the ruined monastery the temperature drops where they once sang.
- 🏯 Quinta da Paulicea Central Portugal In this abandoned manor in Águeda, where a whole family died of the Spanish flu, people hear screams, neighing horses and a piano playing by itself.
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Quinta das Lágrimas
Central Portugal
At the Fountain of Tears, the red stains on the stones are said to be the blood of Inês de Castro, murdered here in 1355.
FAQ
How many haunted places are there in Central Portugal?
Haunted Places lists 3 haunted locations in Central Portugal, each with its story and GPS coordinates.
What are the most haunted places in Central Portugal?
Among the most notable in Central Portugal: Monastery of Santa Maria de Seiça, Quinta da Paulicea and Quinta das Lágrimas.
Can you stay overnight at haunted places in Central Portugal?
Most haunted places in Central Portugal are public sites you can visit; a few are hotels or inns where you can stay overnight.
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