1. Victoria Park

It is said that the park is haunted by The Vanishing Man who appears when the light is low. He is dressed in a rain coat, carries a suitcase and is thin and tall – he approaches you before disappearing into thin air.

2. Fort Widley

This Victorian Fort is said to be haunted by the spirit of a little boy. It is said that he was a drummer who fell to his death down the spiral staircase. Rapid footsteps have been heard running along the tunnels.

3. The naval base

The Lady of the Harbour is a ghost that is said to haunt the area around the naval base. According to the legend, she is the ghost of a naval widow and makes whimpering noises. She is often seen in dark corners or down alleyways.

4. Fratton

The Froddington Witch used to haunt this area and was said to make a high pitched whistle, which would mesmerise passers-by. So if you ever hear any whistling in Fratton, this could be why…

5. Wymering Manor

Not only is it said to be the most haunted place in the city, it is thought to be the spookiest in all of Hampshire. It is said to be home to 20 ghosts including a bloody nun, Jane Austin’s brother and Reckless Roddy.