2 spectral locations cataloged
Loshitsa Manor (Loshytsa Estate and Park) is an elegant 18th-century noble estate located in the southern part of Minsk, Belarus. Set amidst a lush historic park near the confluence of the Svisloch and Loshitsa rivers, the estate is famous as the setting of Belarus's most heartbreaking ghost story: the White Lady of Loshitsa (Jadwiga Lubanska), who drowned in the river under tragic circumstances in 1905.
Pishchalausky Castle (informally known as Volodarka or SIZO No. 1) is a grim 19th-century fortress located in central Minsk, Belarus. Built in 1825 by nobleman Rudolf Pishchala in Neo-Gothic style, the castle served for nearly two centuries as a notorious prison holding political dissidents, revolutionaries, and condemned prisoners. It is widely considered one of Minsk's most atmospheric and haunted sites, laden with heavy paranormal dread and tales of spectral prisoners.