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    Haunted Hospital Locations in Spain

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    Hospital del Tórax

    TerrassaSpainMid-20th century (1952 / 2004)

    The Hospital del Tórax in Terrassa, Catalonia, is one of Spain's most famous and dark paranormal locations. Opened in 1952 as a massive national sanatorium for respiratory diseases, it held the highest suicide rate of any medical facility in the country for decades. Infamous for stories of patients throwing themselves from ninth-floor balconies, shadowy specters, and intense paranormal activity, it served as a filming location for horror cinema before its redevelopment into Parc Audiovisual de Catalunya.

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    Museum
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    Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

    MadridSpain18th century (1781 / 1990)

    The Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid is Spain's premier national museum of 20th-century art, famous worldwide for housing Pablo Picasso's 'Guernica'. Prior to becoming a world-class gallery, the sprawling Sabatini building served for two centuries as the San Carlos General Hospital. Built over mass plague graves, it is renowned for ghost sightings of nuns, phantom patients in hospital gowns, and elevators operating on their own.

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    Hospital
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    Preventorio de Aguas de Busot

    AigüesSpain19th–20th century (1838 / 1936)

    The Preventorio de Aguas de Busot (originally the Hotel-Balneario de Miramar) is a massive, decaying 19th-century thermal spa complex in Alicante that was transformed into a tuberculosis preventorium during the Spanish Civil War. Long abandoned and heavily ruined, it is notorious throughout Spain for sightings of the 'White Lady', ghostly children weeping in dark corridors, and intense black magic and paranormal activity.

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    Sanatorium
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    Sanatorio de Agramonte

    TarazonaSpainMid-20th century (1920s–1978)

    The Sanatorio Anti-tuberculoso de Agramonte is an abandoned tuberculosis hospital decaying high on the dense, mist-shrouded slopes of Mount Moncayo in Aragon. Built originally as a luxury mountain hotel before being converted into a sanatorium during the Spanish Civil War, it holds a terrifying national reputation due to historical reports of brutal patient isolation, rumors of mass graves, dark occult rituals, and chilling ghost sightings.

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