Searching for a boozer with a chequered history in the city? Why not indulge in some spooky thrills this Halloween with a visit to one of our selected haunted pubs in Bristol? We've unearthed some ghoulish hangouts guaranteed to deliver on atmosphere and history, so make it a memorable evening with our guide to haunted pubs in Bristol.
Mild poltergeist phenomenon has been reported at the Black Castle with several visions of a headless nun also documented.
Junction Road,
BRISTOL,
BS4 3JP
BRISTOL,
BS4 3JP
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The Bowl Inn is supposedly haunted by a young French girl who died in the village in the 16th Century. Listen carefully and you may be able to hear the girl reciting popular nursery rhymes of the time. If you don't, don't blame us.
16 Church Road,
Almondsbury,
Bristol,
BS32 4DT
Almondsbury,
Bristol,
BS32 4DT
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Since the late 1990s, customers and staff claimed to have heard the staircase towards the rear creaking with the footsteps of a spooky resident.
20 King Street,
BRISTOL,
BS1 4EF
BRISTOL,
BS1 4EF
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Llandoger Trow is a 17th century pub and picturesque Grade II listed building. A TV production crew visited once to record the legend of the ghostly sailor with the injured leg.
King Street,
BRISTOL,
BS1 4ER
BRISTOL,
BS1 4ER
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A male presence has been spotted in the cellar with a mysterious woman lurking behind the bar. (They're both dead by the way.)
All Saints Lane,
Bristol,
BS1 1JH
Bristol,
BS1 1JH
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The White Hart Inn dates back to 1672 and rumours often drift through the venue as to its ghostly visions.
Lower Maudlin Street,
Bristol,
BS1 2LU
Bristol,
BS1 2LU
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