Hjemsøgte steder i Mexico City (30)

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• 👻 The Devil's Alley Mexico City A night watchman is heard whistling in the alley — those who answer him are said never to reach home, and the moneylender Julio died here.
• 👻 The Alley of the Dead Man Mexico City A pale man with long black hair and burning eyes stops you in the alley and confesses the crime that keeps him from resting.
• 🏯 The White House of San Ángel Mexico City Doña Guiomar died at the window waiting for don Lope — and when he finally came, a bony hand took hold of him through the grille.
• 👻 The House of Don Juan Manuel Mexico City At eleven at night a tall figure in a black cloak asks you the time — and thanks you for the answer before the dagger falls.
• 👻 The House of the Hanged Mexico City Figures hang from the first-floor balcony that nobody put there — and a woman leads a small girl down the corridor.
• 👻 The Old Convent of La Concepción Mexico City María Gil hanged herself in the peach tree for love — and the novices watched her silhouette sway above the convent garden.
• 👻 The Devil's Cave (Cerro de la Estrella) Mexico City A stooped old man asks for help up the hill at dusk — and only at the mouth of the cave does he turn his face and show what he really is.
• 👻 Cuemanco Landing, Xochimilco Mexico City Ay, mis hijos — La Llorona is said to glide over the canal water in white, hair across her face, and the boatmen would rather turn back.
• 👻 Former Convent of Churubusco Mexico City The painter Dr. Atl lived here and called the phantom monks an everyday affair — and at dawn, cannon that fell silent in 1847 are heard.
• 👻 The Spring of La Noria (El Charro Negro) Mexico City El Charro Negro courted the washerwomen at the spring — and years later he and his bride were seen sitting on its bed.
• 🌲 Los Dínamos de Contreras Mexico City The witches are said to circle above the river valley — and from the Monk's Cave comes an old prayer nobody says any more.
• 👻 The Old Palace of the Inquisition Mexico City A woman begs the night guards for a Christian burial — and in one cell La Mulata de Córdoba is said to have sailed away on a chalked ship. 🛏 Book en nat her
• ⚰️ Panteón Civil de Dolores Mexico City If you hear the boy weeping among the graves he has chosen you — and the soldier Figueroa shouts halt at anyone who touches a stone.
• 👻 The Bridge of the Cleric Mexico City A skeleton in torn priestly robes waits on the bridge — and closes its bony hands around the throat of the man who killed him.
• 👻 The Street of the Burned Woman Mexico City Doña Beatriz pressed a burning coal to her own face to end the jealousy — and a veiled woman is still said to walk this street at dusk.
• 👻 The Alley of the Toad Mexico City The witch's remedy gave the childless couple a child with a toad's face — and in the alley a croaking is still heard that comes from no animal.
• 👻 La Casa Colorada (House of La Malinche) Mexico City Neighbours in La Conchita say Malintzin's lament is heard behind the red wall — and that she is the same figure as La Llorona.
• 👻 Casa de Cortés (Coyoacán Town House) Mexico City Night guards on Plaza Hidalgo hear a child laughing and running through the empty halls — and see him in the windows over the square.
• 👻 The House of Tiles Mexico City The shadow of the murdered Andrés Suárez lingers on the staircase — and from a coffin in this house, knocking was once heard.
• 🏯 Casa Frissac Mexico City Chucho el Roto climbed the wall by night to Matilde Frissac's room — and the staff still hear footsteps on the stairs after closing.
• 👻 Cloister of Sor Juana (Former Convent of San Jerónimo) Mexico City Students say Sor Juana's statue shifts in the dark — and that the cold in the cloister walk arrives before the creaking does.
• 🚇 Azcapotzalco Park (Eréndira, the Llorona of Azcapotzalco) Mexico City Eréndira walks between the park and the cathedral weeping for José Alfredo and Mariano — her grief unsettles more than any scream.
• 👻 Fuentes Brotantes National Park, Tlalpan Mexico City La Llorona drags her wail along the old lakeshore — and an enchanted stone in the woods is said to swallow whoever sits on it.
• 🚇 Barranca del Muerto Metro Station Mexico City Fall asleep in the last carriage at the end of Line 7 and the vampire finds you — passengers wake alone in a train taken out of service.
• 🏛️ José Luis Cuevas Museum (Former Convent of Santa Inés) Mexico City A face emerged in the bronze knee of La Giganta — and the artist refused to erase the ghost from his own sculpture. 🛏 Book en nat her
• ⚰️ San Fernando Cemetery Museum Mexico City The Woman in Black stands motionless among the tombs until she lets out one long scream — and Don Juan laments the fortune he lost.
• ⚰️ Xoco Cemetery Mexico City Neighbours say the lament of Senator Belisario Domínguez rises over the graves — the man who wrote the truth and was silenced for it.
• 👻 Teatro de la Ciudad Esperanza Iris Mexico City The boy with the diadem bounces his ball inside the headsets and invites technicians to play — sometimes using their own names. 🛏 Book en nat her
• 👻 Café de Tacuba Mexico City Sister María del Sacramento glides through the kitchen in white — and the cooks say the mole tastes the way it does because of her.
• 👻 Hostería de Santo Domingo Mexico City A hooded Dominican friar walks between the kitchen and the bar at night — and is said to guard a treasure walled up long ago.

FAQ

Hvor mange hjemsøgte steder er der i Mexico City?

Haunted Places lister 30 hjemsøgte steder i Mexico City, hvert med sin historie og GPS-koordinater.

Hvad er de mest hjemsøgte steder i Mexico City?

Blandt de mest kendte i Mexico City: The Devil's Alley, The Alley of the Dead Man og The White House of San Ángel.

Kan man overnatte på hjemsøgte steder i Mexico City?

Ja — 3 af de hjemsøgte steder i Mexico City er hoteller eller kroer, du kan booke til overnatning. Resten er steder, du kan besøge.

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