Warwick Castle

Built in the eleventh century by William the Conqueror, this castle saw more battles than any other in Europe — so much violence took place in its halls.

The most mystical place is recognized as the "ghost tower", which became the home for the ghost of Sir Fulk Greville. He was murdered by his own servant in 1628 and now appears every evening from his portrait hanging on the wall in the tower.

The dungeon is another haunted place in the castle. Many complain of nausea and weakness when they touch rusty bars and torture devices.