From poltergeists to unexplained paranormal entities and more, Scotland’s biggest city is fraught with terrifying tales of ghosts and ghouls that have haunted some of the most prominent areas of Glasgow.
To find out the most haunted, eerie and downright horrifying ghost sightings in Glasgow, we scoured the Paranormal Database to see which areas of the city may be best to avoid if you’re easily spooked.
In the Museum of Transport, a security guard has claimed he encountered several unexplained cases during his time working here. He said he could hear the screams of children, blue light and, perhaps the spookiest of all, sightings of a headless woman. Eek. Photo: Google Maps
There have been stories of a ward sister that is cut off at the knee haunting the infirmary, while ward 27 is reported to be home to Archie, a ghostly elderly man who wears a bun net and can be seen talking to dying patients. Photo: Contributed
Covered by international media, it was reported that a phantom woman in black had been reported four times over a four week period back in 2016. However, she has not been seen since - will she return to haunt the centre again tonight? Photo: John Devlin
Since 2007 , there have been reports of the Scotia Bar being haunted by a former landlord who died in the cellar. There are also reports of two other spirits; Willy sits in a room, while 'Annie' has apparently contacted a visiting medium. Photo: TSPL