SIce stories, secrets, and legends seem to make some of Britain’s most famous royal residences even more mysterious. Employers and visitors have experienced unusual experiences over the years, from spectator shows to inexplicable noises in corridors and empty rooms.

According to stories, some of the residences where famous monarchs, including the current royal family, are believed to be haunted, writes Mirror, Klankosova broadcast.

Windsor Castle

One of the oldest dwelling castles in the world is related to stories of ex-monarch ghosts, such as Henry V III, George III, and Elizabeth I. The latter is said to have been seen in the castle library while its steps are heard on the wooden floor. Henry V. III is reported to have appeared by struggling to walk in corridors.

Buckingham Palace

Even the famous residence in London has its legends. According to confessions, a monk who had lost his life in a former monastery in that area wanders into the palace at night. Another story relates to Major John Gwyn, secretary of King Edward V 2 / 1 The workers allegedly heard a gun shot from his office several times, even though it was empty, broadcast Clankosova.tv.

Kensington Palace

This palace is related to the ghost of Princess Sophia, who passed away in 1848. Workers have claimed to hear the sound of a spinning wheel with which she spent much time in her life.

Another figure reportedly roaming the corridor is King George II, who according to legend died awaiting news from his army and asking: Why don’t they come?

Sandringham

The residence where the royal family traditionally spends Christmas is also involved in mysterious history. According to the royal biographies Kenneth Rose, some ministers refused to work in a palace room, claiming that it was haunted. In fact, in the year 2000, it is said that a religious service was developed to calm the atmosphere.

Balmoreal

The castle in Scottish highlands, where King Charles spends summer vacation, relates to the story of John Brown, the servant and close friend of Queen Victoria. His ghost figure is said to have been seen several times in the castle corridors, dressed in traditional Scottish suits.

Although these stories remain largely unconfirmed legends and evidence, they continue to fuel the mystery about some of the most famous residences of the British royal family. /Klankosova. tv