Haunted Places in Ciudad de México (9)

Explore 9 haunted places in Ciudad de México. Read the stories and find your next ghost trip.

👻 Island of the Dolls Ciudad de México Thousands of mutilated dolls hang from the trees where Julián Santana tried to appease the spirit of a drowned girl.
👻 Avocado Alley Ciudad de México Beneath the avocado tree in Coyoacán a soldier is said to have killed a child - and both spirits linger by the alley's little shrine.
⚔️ Lecumberri Palace Ciudad de México Through the Black Palace's corridors walks the prisoner Jacinto, who took the blame for his wife's crime and hanged himself when she never came.
🛎️ Hotel Posada del Sol Ciudad de México The luxury hotel that never opened: its builder hanged himself in the chapel, and in room 103 an altar honours a dead girl. 🛏 Book a night here
👻 House of the Witches (Río de Janeiro Building) Ciudad de México In the building crowned by a witch's-hat roof lived the shaman Pachita, whose spirit surgeries are said to have left an uncanny presence behind.
🏰 Chapultepec Castle Ciudad de México Empress Carlota, who lost both her mind and her husband, is said to still roam the castle halls where her piano plays by itself. 🛏 Book a night here
👻 Former Convent of Desierto de los Leones Ciudad de México In the Carmelites' mountain monastery the monks' prayers can still be heard - and so can the tunnels where disobedient brothers were locked in darkness.
👻 Juárez Hospital (La Planchada) Ciudad de México Night patients are tended by a nurse in a perfectly ironed uniform - one who has not been on duty for a hundred years.
🚇 Plaza de la Constitución (La Llorona) Ciudad de México In the 1500s the city's residents were woken by a white-clad woman shrieking 'My children!' across the Plaza Mayor - La Llorona's first haunt.

FAQ

How many haunted places are there in Ciudad de México?

Haunted Places lists 9 haunted locations in Ciudad de México, each with its story and GPS coordinates.

What are the most haunted places in Ciudad de México?

Among the most notable in Ciudad de México: Island of the Dolls, Avocado Alley and Lecumberri Palace.

Can you stay overnight at haunted places in Ciudad de México?

Yes — 2 of the haunted places in Ciudad de México are hotels or inns you can book for an overnight stay. The rest are public sites you can visit.

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