Go To France To Hunt Ghosts!

Illusory shadows, strange and unusual phenomena ... appear in countless legends in many parts of the world. In France, famous places with ghosts welcome many curious tourists! Come to France to hunt ghosts! Castle Blandy-les-Tours - Photo: photofrot

.fr * Fougeret Castle in Queaux city in Vienne province, Located on a 38-meter-high cliff from the 14th century, it attracts visitors to explore unusual phenomena.After nearly half a century abandoned, in 2009, former history professor Veronique Geffroy acquired and family they quickly realized that irregularities were constantly going on in the castle. Due to the effort and money spent, the Geffroy family did not move, but reserved some rooms for guests to stay Now, the castle has become a source of inspiration for writing artists while transmitting.



The theory of the appearance of ghosts, mysterious voices inviting visitors to return the silence to the souls, has made this castle the nickname "haunted castle" attractive to those who love feeling Cold! the most in France because ... the number of ghosts here is too much! The hexagonal castle has many round towers, typical of a 13th century fortress converted into the residence of a warlord in the late 14th century. After restoration, the castle became a stop on the journey to discover the castles of Seine-et-Marne. According to legend, at midnight on the feast of all Saints, countless b Ghosts hovered around the ramparts while the underground chambers under the castle echoed shackles and screams and the doors of the room were rumbling open and closed. The late 10th century lord is famous for his violence in a shroud full of blood and a dagger in his hand that goes through every room in the castle .



. Tourists visit Blandy-les-Tours castle - Photo: courtryandonnees.over-blog .com: Buy Festival held in Blandy-les-Tours castle - Photo: tripadvisor * Built in the 12th century, Our Lady of Mortemer's monastery surrounded by Vexin forest in Eure province, when sold to the ruined French State. Currently, the southern wing house is still good so it is used as a museum. Many art shows are held all year round here. Mortemer Monastery is famous for its inexplicable phenomena, and is France's most haunted monastery. Accordingly, the ghost of the white woman is proved to be real Princess Mathilde of Normandy with the owl perched on her left shoulder, legend has it that nearly 1,000 years ago, the princess was locked in a closed room by her father.



Prevent crazy actions. After his death, Mathilde's unjust soul never left this place, and centuries later, from the owners over the ages, the watchman to the overnight visitor claimed to have seen a woman in white veil. on full-moon nights ... In addition, according to local people, Mortemer monastery still lurks the souls of monks who were murdered in 1789. The whole Mortemer's haunted monastery - Photo: wiki Part of the wing of the convent and The bell tower of the monastery - Photo: ekladata * According to legend, in Châteauneuf-du-Faou, a small city in Finistère province, northwestern France, King Arthur's mighty army of ghosts (lived in the sixth century once (some extraordinary adventures) rushed forward in the Black Mountain area near the city in the middle of the night. Many documents show that many witnesses witnessed this unusual sight in 1914 and 1939, just before.



Two bloody world wars, or before a few major conflicts with the participation of France. Town of Châteauneuf-du-Faou - Photo: tourisme.fr * The sound k Strangely, the figures hidden on the wall ... make the ruins of the ancient castle of the Templars famous as a haunted place in the center of the small town of Gréoux-les-Bains in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region. Since the 1970s, after experiencing mineral resources and admiring the fields of lavender and rosemary in the region, curious tourists flock to the Temple of the Knights to attend spooky field sessions and The haunted house of the Templars at Gréoux-les-Bains - Photo: linternaute * Trécesson Castle in Campénéac County (Morbihan) surrounded by the legendary Brocéliande forest is one of The "ghost hunting" spot attracts visitors by the beautiful sunset landscape. This majestic 15th-century castle is one of the most impressive castles in the Bretagne region and is haunted by many tragic stories.



Among them is the ghost of a girl buried alive by her brothers for protesting against her marriage, although her remains were excavated in the late 18th century. The second floor of the castle also has a "ghost room". where the ghosts of two 18th century gentlemen were playing cards at night and the remains of the next morning were a pile of old money. Occasionally there was a headless ghost wandering around the castle ... Trécesson Castle reflected in the surrounding lake water..

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