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Fancy some paranormal activity with your pint? With Halloween just around the corner we present to you 10 of the UK's reputedly most haunted pubs. Trick or Treat?
Chester, Cheshire, CH1
Here at the Kings Head we strive to bring history back to life in our 400 year old building, one drink at a time.
Rye, East Sussex, TN31
The Mermaid Inn has a reputation for being haunted, 600 years of history and there are so many stories.
York, North Yorkshire, YO1
The Golden Fleece is York's Most Haunted pub, thus one of the England's most haunted sites. Visit the Oldest Inn in York and you can be sure of a friendly atmosphere, quiet surroundings and traditional services. Situated in the very centre of York we off
London SW1X
A landmark in its own right, The Grenadier in Belgrave Square is royalty amongst London pubs. This historic treasure chest is not your usual insipid public house. The Grenadier reputation is as illustrious as it is mysterious.
Llanvihangel Crucorney, Abergavenny, NP7
Reputed to be one of the oldest pubs in Wales, the Skirrid has a woven itself into history & folkore. Shakespeare himself is said to have taken inspiration from this place & Owain Glyndwr may have rallied his men on this very site.
Great Lever, Bolton, BL1
Bolton's Oldest pub, 4th Oldest Pub in Britain, 5th oldest in the world and proudly serving a wide range of Ciders and Real Ales since 1251
Bolventor, Launceston, PL15
High up on wild and beautiful Bodmin Moor and made world-famous by Daphne du Maurier's tale of smugglers, rogues and pirates. A new BBC drama of Jamaica Inn was broadcast at Easter 2014.
London NW3
Circa 1585 and steeped in English history,The Spaniards Inn is one of the oldest and most infamous pubs in London.
London EC1
Victorian pub, one-time jail and former gin palace with original gin booth and grand wall frescoes.
Avebury, Marlborough, SN8
The Red Lion was first licensed in 1802 and is famous for its 86ft deep well which dates back to the 1600's. The Well Room is named after Alexander Keiller who excavated the ancient stone circle surrounding the pub.