4 spectral locations cataloged
The El Sherif Building in Downtown Cairo is a famous mid-twentieth-century residential landmark surrounded by persistent urban ghost lore. Left partially abandoned for decades following domestic fire tragedies and prolonged financial disputes, the multi-story structure gained a widespread reputation across the capital for mysterious fires, nocturnal screams, and eerie spectral apparitions.
The Roshdy Building in Alexandria, widely dubbed 'The Apartment of Devils', is one of Egypt’s most legendary urban haunted sites. Unoccupied for decades along a prime commercial avenue, the apartment block generated widespread tales of supernatural curses, phantom screams, blood pouring from faucets, and terrifying nocturnal apparitions before recent renovation work transformed the property.
Hueck House, located at Lai 29 in Tallinn Old Town, is a historic 15th-century Hanseatic merchant residence renowned for its dark ghost legends and architectural heritage. Named after the prominent Hueck merchant family who owned the property for generations, the building is famous for hauntings linked to a radical 15th-century monk, a tragic love affair written in blood, and a deadly duel fought on its central staircase.
Rataskaevu 16 is one of the most famous haunted addresses in Tallinn's UNESCO-listed Old Town, world-famous for the legend of the Devil's Wedding. Located directly opposite the historic Cat's Well, the 15th-century building features a top-floor window bricked up from the inside with painted curtains to seal off a room where Satan was allegedly invited to hold a midnight celebration.