Haunted Mexico
Mexico, with its rich history and vibrant culture, is home to numerous locations steeped in legends and tales of the supernatural. Here are some of the most notable haunted sites across the country:
Belén Cemetery (Panteón de Belén) – Guadalajara
Known for the 'Vampire Tree,' a tree that grew from the grave of a supposed vampire. Locals believe that if ...
Colegio Salvatierra – Santa RosalÃa
A primary school said to be haunted by the ghost of a young boy who tragically choked on a marble ...
Hospicio Caba̱as РGuadalajara
A UNESCO World Heritage Site that has served as an asylum, military barracks, and orphanage. Legends tell of a large ...
Island of the Dolls (Isla de las Mu̱ecas) РXochimilco, Mexico City
The Island of the Dolls: A Haunting Legacy in Xochimilco, Mexico In the serene yet labyrinthine canals of Xochimilco, south ...
La Casa de la TÃa Toña – Mexico City
A house associated with the legend of Aunt Toña, who is said to have killed several children and now haunts ...
La Moira House – Mexico City
Known as the most haunted house in Mexico, this black-painted building is associated with numerous legends and paranormal activities, including ...
Misnebalam Ghost Town – Yucatán Peninsula
An abandoned hacienda said to be haunted by the spirits of a young boy and a priest. Visitors have reported ...
Mummy Museum (Museo de las Momias) – Guanajuato City
Houses the world's largest collection of natural mummies. Visitors have reported feeling uneasy, with some claiming to hear whispers and ...
Posada del Sol – Mexico City
An abandoned hotel intended to be one of the world's grandest, now said to be cursed and haunted by the ...
Tasque̱a Metro Station РMexico City
Reputedly the spookiest station on the Mexico City Metro route, believed to be haunted by the ghost of a man ...
The Palacio de Lecumberri
The Palacio de Lecumberri (Mexico) Located in Mexico City, it is a large building known as The Black Palace of ...
