14 spectral locations cataloged
The Australian Hotel in Boonah is a famous historic country pub located in the scenic Rim region of South East Queensland. First established in the late 1880s and rebuilt in 1905 following a devastating town fire, this impressive two-storey timber hotel is renowned for its classic verandahs, rural hospitality, and long-standing reputation as one of Queensland's most haunted regional accommodation venues.
The Breakfast Creek Hotel, built in 1889 by former Brisbane Lord Mayor William MacNaughton Allen, is one of Australia's most famous and iconic Victorian-era pubs. Located in the inner-north suburb of Albion overlooking Breakfast Creek, this French Renaissance-style grand hotel is renowned for its steakhouse dining, wood-barrel draught beer, and deep political history. It is equally famous as one of Queensland's most haunted commercial buildings, haunted by the restless ghost of its original builder, who tragically fell to his death from a upper window in 1895.
Carlisle Castle Hotel is a classic 19th-century suburban pub tucked away in the leafy residential backstreets of Newtown, Sydney. Established in 1876, the tavern has long enjoyed a reputation among local patrons and bartenders as one of Sydney's most active haunted pubs. The hotel gained international media attention in 2014 when security camera footage captured expensive wine bottles flinging themselves off display shelves and crashing onto the floor without human contact, giving physical proof to decades of local poltergeist stories.
The Grand Hotel in Childers is a famous historic two-storey pub located in the heart of the Isis Shire sugarcane region in Queensland. Famous for surviving the disastrous 1902 Childers town fire that destroyed much of the main street, the grand hotel features sweeping timber verandahs, fine country hospitality, and a legendary reputation across Australia as a hotspot for paranormal activity, famously haunted by a resident spirit known as 'Luke the Spook'.
Located in the historic goldfields township of Bealiba, Victoria, The Evans Hotel is celebrated as one of Australia's most paranormally active historic pubs. Established in 1857 during the Victorian Gold Rush as the Charlie Napier Hotel by pioneer George Evans, the two-storey brick landmark has preserved over 160 years of frontier history, tragic local fires, and persistent ghost reports. Today, guests, staff, and paranormal teams frequently document encounters with resident spirits.
The Grand Hotel in Millicent, South Australia, is one of the most famous haunted pubs in the Limestone Coast region. Officially opened in 1900 following initial local opposition and legal petitions, the hotel was constructed to provide high-class accommodation for passengers arriving at the nearby railway station. Over its long history, the two-storey stone building has accumulated reports of persistent spiritual activity. Locals and paranormal investigators claim the hotel is home to up to ten distinct spectral presences, including the spirit of a young woman named Mary, two phantom children, and a grumpy elderly gentleman who haunts Room 7.