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The Ny Toldbodgade Poltergeist
One of Denmark’s most violent outbreaks of Poltergeist activity took place on Toldbodgade in 1887. Read the incredible story of flying knives and spirits here.
The Nivå Mummies
In 1988, a woman saw two short, mummy-like creatures that resembled the creatures in the infamous Pascagoula UFO case from 15 years earlier. Read more here
The Devil In Salmon Street
In 1826, a house on Laksegade in Copenhagen was severely plagued by a violent and destructive poltergeist. Learn more about the incident that gave rise to the famous saying here.
Tofte Holy Spring
Tofte Holy Spring has deep roots in paganism and the Norse gods. Learn more about the ancient spring and the mysterious history of the area around it, here.
Saint Helene of Tisvilde
All over Tisvilde you can find mysterious artefacts and locations associated with a Swedish saint named Helene. But who was she? Learn more in this article.
Paraplyen (“The Umbrella”)
Near the Skærtoft farm on Als stands an old oak tree that has created fear among the locals for centuries. Read more about the deadly tree, Paraplyen, here
Kgs. Thisted CE3
In the early years of World War Two, a teenage boy was witness to an apparent UFO landing, years before such events became widespread. Read more here.
Louise’s Island
A group of young people got the scare of their lives when they almost stranded on this small island with a creepy, ghostly figure. Read the full story here!
The Snare Hill Dolmen
In a remote forest in Zealand, stands one of the country’s most mysterious dolmens, drawing threads to both ancient royalty and pagan times. Read more here.
The Bloodstone
Folklore says the Bloodstone was a sacrificial altar where grooves would drain blood away. Read about the mysterious rock, and the past associated with it, hereGPS: 55.5398522, 11.3508128 Parking: There are no real parking options close by, but the road leading up to…
Ole Bulder
According to legend, the giant Ole Bulder’s head was cut off and placed on Raklev Church. Read more about the mystery behind the curious stone head, here.
Priest Cross Hill
On a lonely hill, a cross stands protecting against sickness and disaster. Read the legend about the first Protestant priest who was killed by the locals, here.
The Conradineslyst Cross
The Conradineslyst Cross has legends about murdered girls, mysterious dogs, and other eerie subjects connected to it. Learn more about this memorial here.
The Kildevæld Lake
Does a small lake in outer Østerbro have its own Loch Ness monster? Read about the mysterious sightings and the sudden disappearance of a young woman, here.