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Haunted places to visit in Toronto 🏚️
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items Discover Toronto’s most haunted locations, each with a fascinating history and eerie tales that have intrigued locals for years. Many of these spots are open to the public and ready for exploration—if you’re brave enough to face the unknown! 👻
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Haunted Landmarks
Haunted Buildings
Haunted Landmarks
Must-see landmarks that blend rich history with eerie tales of the supernatural. From the shadowy tunnels of Casa Loma to the ghostly sightings at the old City Hall, these sites captivate visitors with their timeless beauty and spine-chilling legends...
This 800-foot tunnel beneath Casa Loma is rumored to be haunted, with staff frequently reporting eerie sightings and unexplained noises. Steeped in fascinating history, these tunnels are open to the public, offering a chance to experience their myste...
Underground tunnels Casa Loma 🦇
Built in 1913, this historic theatre has over a century of captivating stories. Legend has it, the spirit of a woman who tragically had an accident here still lingers. Ghostly tales aside, the theatre’s beauty alone makes it well worth a visit!
Elgin Winter Theatre 🎭
Opened in 1929, this hotel has some very rich history. Many staff and guests report flickering lights and even paranormal sightings. It's open to the public to check out the lobby area!
Fairmont Royal York 🏨
Formerly the Bank of Montreal, the Hockey Hall of Fame is said to be haunted by a young woman who suffered a tragedy there at the time. The link attached actually confirms some history behind the sightings!
Hockey Hall of Fame 🏒
Now home to a concert hall, the masonic temple is said to be haunted. From sights to eerie sounds, it's worth attending a concert here to check out the interesting interior ⚡️
Masonic Temple 🌕
Completed in 1899, the old city hall is said to be haunted by 2 men who were sentenced to maximum punishment in 1962. Many people report many weird and strange occurrences in courtroom 33.
Old City Hall 🐦⬛
Torontos abandoned subway station that is home to many paranormal stories. It has a very rich history and its doors open a few times a year to the public to explore!
Lower Bay Station 🚊
Built in 1914, this historical toronto landmark is known for its beautiful architecture and haunted past. It's luckily open to the public and also has haunted 800 ft tunnels in the basement.
Casa Loma 🏰
Created in 1853, there are many legends that surround this building. Many people report sightings of a man as legend has it there was a fight here, which ultimately resulted in a tragedy. There are also many surrounding buildings in the area that are...
University College 🦇
Haunted Buildings
Scattered throughout the city are buildings rich in history that, while not official landmarks or major tourist spots, offer hidden gems for paranormal enthusiasts.
This Inn has a diverse history from being a hospital for shellshock victims in WW2 to a hotel. Many people have creepy stories about this place which may have been demolished by now. The area does still have some interesting left over remains.
The Guild Inn 🏚️
Featuring some of the oldest buildings in the city, this ghost walk allows you to explore black creek at night. This is a great guided tour for paranormal enthusiasts!
Village at Black Creek 👻
The Don jail began housing prisoners in the 1860s and closed in the 1970s. It was known for overcrowding and inhumane conditions. On certain days of the year, the city opens its doors for the public to explore.
Don Jail 🏢
Known for its tragic story of a young girl, this bridge is said to be haunted. At night many people have reported hearing screams despite being in an isolated area.
Old Finch Bridge 🌉
Tjis little lodge situated in high park looks cute but is apparently a hot bed for paranormal activity. Built in 1836, I'm sure its seen many things throughout the years!
Colborne Lodge 🌙
This is where the first mayor of Toronto was said to have passed away in 1861. At night, a piano and footsteps have been reported by many people.
Mackenzie House 🐈⬛
Famous for the tragic tale of its lighthouse keeper, this iconic haunted spot has long captivated Torontonians. It even earned a feature on the show Creepy Canada, cementing its eerie reputation!
Gibraltar Point Lighthouse 🔦
Famous for its haunted history, the Keg Mansion exudes an eerie vibe even from the outside. According to legend, a hidden tunnel once connected the basement to a nearby hospital, though it has long since been sealed off.
The Keg Mansion 🏰
The century-old buildings that now encompass Humber’s Lakeshore Campus originally housed several psychiatric hospitals and insane asylums. The underground tunnels that connect the buildings are the sites of several spooky encounters- wails and scream...
Humber College Lakeshore Campus 🏚️