European Ghosts Liechtenstein

Ghostly Happenings

The quaint village of Eschen is said to be home to restless spirits. There is an abandoned house on the outskirts of the villa, which locals avoid after dark. The house is supposedly haunted by the ghostly spirit of a former resident who died in a fire. Flickering lights have been seen and unexplained noises heard from the deserted building. Those who have ventured inside have felt an icy presence and heard faint cries for help.

Ghostly Spirit of Former Servant

Situated in Balzers, Gutenberg Castle sits perched atop a hill. This well-preserved medieval fortress dates back to the 12th century.

A servant met with a tragic end within the castle. Now visitors have heard strange noises, felt cold spots, and have had an eerie feeling of being watched.

The dungeons beneath the castle is particularly susceptible to paranormal activity, such as ghostly apparitions and unexplained footsteps echoing in the stone corridors.

The Ghostly Knight

Located in the village of Planken are the ruins of an ancient castle dating back to the medieval period. (pictured above)

The ruins are haunted by the ghost of a knight who died defending the castle from invaders. Hikers and adventurers had heard the clanging of metal and ghostly battle cries. Some have seen the spectral figure of the knight standing guard atop the ruined battlements.

Haunted by Former Owner

The Red House in Vaduz is a historic landmark built in 1338, known for its distinctive dark red color and architectural significance. It serves as a symbol of the region's history. It features a stepped gabled design and a residential tower, showcasing medieval architecture. Built in 1338, it is one of the oldest structures in Liechtenstein.

The house is supposedly haunted by a former owner who was wrongfully accused of witchcraft and executed. Visitors have heard disembodied voices, seen fleeting shadows in the windows at night, and felt overcome by an inexplicable chill.

Ghostly Spirit of a Priest

The Schaan Parish Church was built in the 12th century and is one of the oldest religious sites in Liechtenstein.

The church is haunted by the ghostly spirit of a former priest who died under suspicious circumstances. People have heard ghostly, disembodied footsteps and whispers during evening church services. Others have seen shadowy figures moving through the churchyard at dusk.

Ghostly Cemetery Residents

Situated in the mountain village of Trisenberg, the Trisenberg Cemetery is known for its serene beauty and its ghostly inhabitants.

Local people believe that the cemetery is haunted by the ghostly spirits of villagers who died in a tragic landslide centuries ago. Mournful wails have been heard and ghostly figures seen moving among the tombstones. The most chilling accounts involve encounters with a spectral procession of mourners, silently and solemnly making their way through the cemetery.

The Ghostly Monk

Situated in Vaduz. The St. Florin’s Cathedral, or Vaduz Cathedral, is a neo-Gothic church and the center of the Archdioceses in Vaduz.

The cathedral is haunted by a monk who was entombed within the walls. Late at night faint chanting can be heard, and a spectral figure is seen kneeling in prayer. Inside the cathedral there is a feeling of oppression, especially near the crypt, where cold drafts are felt and the feeling of being viewed by unseen eyes.

Meet the White Lady

Vaduz Castle, located in the capital of Liechtenstein, is the official residence of the Prince of Liechtenstein and has been a significant landmark for centuries. Perched on a hill, it offers stunning views of the surrounding area and has been in the possession of the princely family since 1712.

Vaduz Castle is reputed to be haunted, with local legends describing a ghost known as the White Lady, believed to be the spirit of a noblewoman who died under mysterious circumstances. This ghost is said to roam the castle's halls, adding to its eerie reputation.