Places you have visited with a strange vibe

Chanctonbury Ring in West Sussex. Got the feeling the whole time that I was being followed very closely by something not very nice. My two dogs wouldn't come anywhere near the Ring itself and I found them back by the car later, shaking with fright. Makes my hair stand on end just thinking about it!

I love being in Glastonbury, feel very homely to me.

Avebury on the other hand freaks me the hell out.

Also Bethel in North Wales.

Yes, Paisley Abbey.
I’ve been a few times and always feel like someone is watching me. A feeling of dread comes over me, and I had a panic attack coming down the spiral stairs from the top. Even driving past it gives me the creeps.
I love historical buildings Paisley abbey and St Andrews (ruined) cathedral are the only ones that have given me bad vibes. Still beautiful though.

Lourdes. It was years ago but I will never forget it. Lots of nuns and nurses pushing huge blue plastic wheelchairs, weird damp smell and eerie silence, shops selling the Virgin Mary flashing ash tray or fridge magnet....it fascinated me and made me shudder at the same time.

Glastonbury is seriously creepy I live quite close and avoid the place would rather shop in Yeovil and if you're from Somerset you will understand that but lol.
There is an undercurrent of sadness and a dark feeling about it, just a very unhappy place with some quite desperate people living there.

Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. I think it was the collective minds but it did have a great impact.

642 people killed at Oradour. Here is a link to the wiki page en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oradour-sur-Glane_massacre

Lindisfarne. I was accidentally locked in a car and my family didn't realize it. a one armed priest kept walking by and staring at me. I was nearly hysterical. the whole place gives me the creeps- will never return!

Stayed in the lodges at the Grand Canyon. Couldn't sleep all night... Absolutely terrified. We were convinced we could see animals faces moving in the room. Luckily only one night on a fly drive. Will never go back.

Sizergh Castle in Cumbria.
We went many years ago & there was one small room which both of us had a really strange atmosphere, but there’s also a room like a Great Hall. It didn’t have much in there but I didn’t want to leave it, I had never had such a euphoric feeling ever - it felt like I was at the very best party in the world ever! I kept expecting my husband to ask me to move to the next room because there really was very little to see or do compared to its size & other rooms there, but he didn’t.
The feeling did eventually ebb so we carried on elsewhere & it was only when we got outside that he asked me if I’d felt the atmosphere in there as he’d felt exactly the same as me!
We decided the next time we visited the Lakes we’d head straight back to Sizergh to get that feeling again, but there was absolutely NOTHING. It was totally flat, and we’ve been back again & still not got the same fantastic well-being in there.
Has anyone else been to Spooky Sizergh Castle & noticed this?

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Funny when you have all of Australia to pick from Townsville has come up so often. Must be something it.🤔

I have 2. Spinalonga off the coast of Crete. The island was one of the last leper colonies in Europe. If you contracted leprosy, you were shipped off to this tiny island. The sufferers made a life there. The ruins of the town now exist, and the key buildings have notice boards in English so you don't need to take a guided tour. Creepy, but recommended
The second knocks Spinalonga into the shade. A small village just outside Limoges called Oradour sur Glane. On June 10th 1944, just a few days after D Day, the German commander took revenge on the community for the capture of an officer by the resistance. All the occupants were rounded up, women and children put in the church whilst the men were lined up and shot. The church was then set on fire, killing almost the whole population of the village. Charles de Gaulle declared that the village would not be rebuilt as a memorial to the dead. There is now a modern visitor centre, but the village is still a burnt out ruin. The cemetary has family graves with photos of the whole families who were murdered. It is the creepiest place I have ever visited but would recommend a visit if you are ever in that area. It is difficult to understand how anyone could carry out such a crime.
My daughter has been to Toul Sleng in Phnom Penh where over 20,000 people were killed by the Khymer Rouge. That was creepy too.

Some of the rooms at Auschvitz …Overwhelming feeling of dread I had to run out ..(not that the whole place isn’t pretty grim ) but I found out later those particular rooms where were the SS guards plotted thier evil

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Clifton hill at Niagara falls.... weird as.... 👀

Haughmond Abbey in Shropshire. I stood there in broad daylight and I swear it was like that scene in Box of Delights when Kay transports back to the people defending their livestock from the wolves. Very weird.

Culloden moor, very damp and Misty which didn’t help but did feel a bit freaked out

I grew up near Saltburn, it's lovely!

1st time I drove across the m62 in Yorkshire and got the most awful feeling it was a lovely summers day but as I drove past this area it felt like it turned to winter, I felt a huge overwhelming sadness and actually had tears rolling down my face and felt sick and cold that I simply couldn't explain as I had absolutely no idea what I was driving past. I found out later that day it was Saddleworth Moor.