Britain's Scariest Hauntings

Step inside terrifying locations around Britain, starting with The Ancient Ram, an English 10th-century property that has housed devil worship and murder.

Britain's Scariest Hauntings takes a trip to Scotland to visit the Edinburgh Vaults, where the ghost of a child has been known to hold hands with visitors.

Take a trip to Bodmin Jail in Cornwall, where 55 inmates were publicly executed and buried, and is now known as one of Britain's most haunted sites.

Take a visit to the Mermaid Inn in Rye, East Sussex, allegedly home to a number of spirits, including a woman in grey who sits by the fireplace in Room 1.

Britain's Scariest Hauntings visits the nuclear bunker at Kelvedon Hatch, said to be haunted by apparitions including a tall elderly lady and an RAF Officer.

Considered one of Wales' most haunted buildings the Jacobean Plas Teg mansion is said to be home to 15 ghosts that roam the rooms and hallways.

World's Scariest Hauntings visits the Merchant's House in New York, where the Tredwell family are said to reside, 80 years after their last member died.

Located in Coolderry, County Offaly, Ireland, Leap Castle is said to be home to the 'Red Lady' a tall spirit clad in a red gown that clings to a sharp blade.