Tower of London
London, Greater London · Historical Buildings
Quite possibly London's most haunted spot, the activity includes the ghost of Thomas Becket (who was murdered on these grounds in 1170), Arbella Stuart (who can be found in her room), and Anne Boleyn, usually seen walking while carrying her head. Other spirits include two children supposedly murdered by their uncle, both seen in white nightgowns, the "White Lady" of White Tower, whose perfume is usually the most noticeable sign of her presence, and even rumors of a ghostly bear wandering around.
(Submitted by Chris Berglund)
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Geographic Information
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Tower of London
London EC3N 4AB
United Kingdom
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- 51.5081124, -0.0759493
- Nearest Towns
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- Southwark, UK-M8 (0.6 mi.)
- Bermondsey, UK-M8 (0.7 mi.)
- Spitalfields, UK-O5 (0.8 mi.)
- City Of London, UK-H9 (0.9 mi.)
- London, UK-H9 (0.9 mi.)
- Rotherhithe, UK-M8 (1.2 mi.)
- Bethnal Green, UK-O5 (1.3 mi.)
- Whitechapel, UK-O5 (1.3 mi.)
- Peckham, UK-M8 (1.7 mi.)
- Hoxton, UK-E8 (1.8 mi.)
Quick Answers
- Is Tower of London really haunted?
- Visitors rate Tower of London at 27.3 out of 100 on our EHP (Estimated Haunted Probability) scale. So far 1 person has shared firsthand experiences from this location in the comments.
- Where is Tower of London located?
- The address is Tower of London, London EC3N 4AB, United Kingdom. GPS coordinates: 51.5081124, -0.0759493.
- What kind of haunted place is Tower of London?
- Tower of London is listed under Historical Buildings in our Greater London section.
- What is the nearest town to Tower of London?
- Southwark, UK-M8 is the closest town, about 0.6 miles away, with Bermondsey (0.7 mi.) and Spitalfields (0.8 mi.) also nearby.
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Paul |
entire books have been written about the Tower. A fortified site since the days of Caesar it has been a palace, a prison, a zoo, a treasure house, pretty much anything the crown needed. Famous for being where the likes of Ann Boleyn was beheaded most people don't know the last executions were in the 1940's when German spies were put up against the wall and shot.
My favorite story of the place was actually from the 1960's. an RAF airman on guard duty near traitor's gate reported seeing a shadowy shape inside the walls. He challenged it and getting no response, challenged again. after getting no response to a 3rd challenge he opened fire. This naturally turned out the guard who found, nothing, but marks of his bullets on the wall.
This was not some local in the 1700's but a man in the mid-20th century, the same time Americans were in Vietnam, who opened fire with an assault rifle. and yet nothing was turned up.