Hjemsøkte steder i Barcelona (29)

Utforsk 29 hjemsøkte steder i Barcelona. Les historiene og finn din neste spøkelsestur.

• 🚇 Carrer de Ponent 29 – the Vampire of the Raval Barcelona In the flat on Carrer de Ponent, police in 1912 found children's bones, bottles of fat, and a girl meant to be the next victim – the Vampire of the Raval had hunted for twenty years.
• 👻 Carrer de la Flor de Lliri Barcelona On the lane of the lily flower stood the inn where guests never woke – the bed was rigged to swallow them in their sleep.
• 👻 Rocafort Metro Station Barcelona Night staff at Barcelona's most infamous metro station refuse to sit alone at the monitors – a woman in white walks the platform and dissolves into the tunnel dark.
• 🚇 The Murderous Bookseller (Fra Vicents) Barcelona The antiquarian sold his beloved books – then followed his customers through the alleys to murder them and take the books back.
• 👻 Pla de Palau – The Sea Gate Barcelona For twelve years General Moragues' severed head hung in an iron cage above the city's sea gate – and sailors learned never to look up as they passed beneath.
• 👻 Carrer del Call Barcelona When masons broke up a threshold in the old Jewish quarter in 1614, they found human bones laid in a pattern – a foundation sacrifice, the city whispered.
• 👻 Carrer dels Mirallers 7 Barcelona On the fourth floor of the mirror-makers' lane, the national poet Verdaguer conducted exorcisms in the 1890s – the possessed were led up the stairs while neighbours listened through the walls.
• 👻 House of the Demon (Gràcia) Barcelona The devil faces on the facade are the receipt, say the neighbours in Gràcia – here a ruined businessman pledged his soul in 1892 and won the lottery.
• 👻 The Haunted House of Gràcia Barcelona In February 1935, journalists, photographers and an armed guard besieged a ground-floor flat in Gràcia – to catch the imp hurling crockery through the rooms.
• 🗡️ Montjuïc Castle Barcelona In the fortress where anarchists were tortured in the casemates in the 1890s, visitors still hear footsteps and voices in empty corridors – the soldiers are said never to have left the moat. 🛏 Bestill en natt her
• ⚰️ Montjuïc Cemetery Barcelona Among the hillside's hundred thousand graves hides an Egyptian pyramid of sealed secrets – and at dusk the Vampire of the Raval is said to walk from her unmarked mass grave.
• 👻 El Morrot of Montjuïc Barcelona In the dark of the new moon, the viceroy's ghost rises from coal-black earth beneath Montjuïc's cliffs and walks to the sea – still fleeing his executioners of 1640.
• ⚰️ Fossar de les Moreres Barcelona "No traitor lies in the mulberry grave" – beneath the square by Santa Maria del Mar rest the fallen of 1714, and every eleventh of September they are said to rise.
• 👻 Gran Teatre del Liceu Barcelona "I am an owl and go alone – if you raise it again, I will burn it again." The note in the ashes gave the opera house on La Rambla its cursed reputation. 🛏 Bestill en natt her
• 🚇 La Boqueria Market Barcelona Beneath Europe's most famous food market lie a demolished Carmelite convent and its dead – and legend claims the bones of pogrom victims were walled into the buildings.
• 🚇 Santa Caterina Market Barcelona The market with the rippling roof stands on a demolished Dominican convent where black magic was rumoured to thrive around 1800 – and excavations found the graves still beneath.
• 👻 Monastery of Sant Cugat del Vallès Barcelona In the middle of midnight mass in 1350 the abbot was cut down at the altar – the iron rooster on the roof crowed three times, the bells rang as far as Montserrat, and no grass grows on the killers' escape path.
• 🏛️ The Montcada Street Palaces (Picasso Museum) Barcelona Across the medieval rooftops of the Picasso Museum rides a death-horseman on a skeletal steed – the vengeful ghost of the House of Montcada has never left the saddle. 🛏 Bestill en natt her
• ⚰️ Plaça de Sant Felip Neri – Graveyard of the Hanged Barcelona The square rests upon the graveyard of the hanged – and legend tells of the youth who mocked a skull here and received a visit from its owner that same night.
• 🚇 Plaça de Ramon Berenguer el Gran – Pere Botero's Well Barcelona By the Roman wall, folk belief places a sealed ancient well leading straight down to hell – where the devil Pere Botero lays out his feasts.
• ⛪ Sagrat Cor de Jesús (Sant Martí de Provençals) Barcelona When the parish graveyard was levelled, many of the dead were left in the ground – and by neighbourhood legend the orphaned dead still crawl beneath the grass, lamenting.
• 👻 Sant Pere de les Puel·les Barcelona When Almanzor's armies stormed Barcelona in 985 the convent's nuns were slain or sold as slaves – but Abbess Madruí returned from captivity and became a saint.
• ⛪ Baixada de Santa Eulàlia and the Cathedral Barcelona Down this steep lane thirteen-year-old Eulàlia was rolled in a barrel full of knives – and in the cathedral where she rests, thirteen white geese keep her memory.
• 👻 Can Trilla Barcelona In the chapel of the old farmhouse in Gràcia rests the nun said to be in two places at once – and some claim she never stopped.
• 👻 Torre Baró Castle Barcelona Neighbours saw lights in the half-finished castle's window openings and a small figure on the ridge at dusk — the tower is known as the cursed castle.
• ⚰️ Poblenou Cemetery Barcelona At the Santet's niche, queueing Barcelonans leave written prayers to a dead 22-year-old – and exit to the right without looking back, while the Kiss of Death keeps watch further in.
• 👻 Palau de la Virreina Barcelona The vicereine's palace on the Rambla was built for an aged colonial grandee who died before he could enjoy it – and his young widow is said never to have moved out. 🛏 Bestill en natt her
• 👻 Pont del Bisbe (Bishop's Bridge) Barcelona Beneath the Gothic Quarter's famous bridge sits a skull pierced by a dagger – pull the dagger out, the legend says, and all of Barcelona comes crashing down.
• 👻 Romea Theatre Barcelona In the dressing rooms of Barcelona's oldest playhouse, actors claim to have met the diva Margarida Xirgu again and again – dead since 1969, but unwilling to leave the stage. 🛏 Bestill en natt her

FAQ

Hvor mange hjemsøkte steder finnes i Barcelona?

Haunted Places lister 29 hjemsøkte steder i Barcelona, hvert med sin historie og GPS-koordinater.

Hva er de mest hjemsøkte stedene i Barcelona?

Blant de mest kjente i Barcelona: Carrer de Ponent 29 – the Vampire of the Raval, Carrer de la Flor de Lliri og Rocafort Metro Station.

Kan man overnatte på hjemsøkte steder i Barcelona?

Ja — 5 av de hjemsøkte stedene i Barcelona er hoteller eller vertshus du kan booke for overnatting. Resten er steder du kan besøke.

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