The Llandaff Ghost Walk
One of the most acclaimed Ghost Walks in the UK. Llandaff is nowadays a suburb of Cardiff, Capital City of Wales. However, Llandaff is much older than Cardiff. It is one of the oldest Christian sites in the British Isles and was a place of Romano British ritual burial for centuries before Christianity arrived. It has suffered a turbulent past at the hand of man and nature. The legacy is a powerfully spiritual and atmospheric rural hinterland within the boundaries of a capital city - possibly a unique juxtaposition of rural and urban in the UK. it is no surprise that it is packed with stories of ghostly phenomena and paranormal oddities which go back centuries. This trailer captures the essence of the atmosphere and just a few of the ghost stories relayed on the Llandaff Ghost Walk.
The Cardiff Castle Ghost Tour
A trailer for the exciting and atmospheric Ghost Tour of Cardiff Castle, a guided tour brought to you exclusively by Cardiff History and Hauntings in partnership with Cardiff Castle! For more information on the tour go to cardiffhistory.co.uk
GHOST WALK! | Haunted Cardiff Castle?!
Lilla, Charlie, and Sophie spent an evening at Cardiff Castle on a 'Cardiff History and Hauntings Ghost walk!
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Haunted Cardiff
Take a tour of some of Cardiff's most haunted locations as we explore the haunted histories of the cities most famous locations.
ST FAGANS GHOST WALKS
A sneak preview of TWO night time Ghost Tours which take place on the 100 acre site of the National History Museum, Cardiff, said to be the most haunted museum in Britain! The Tour is operated by Cardiff History and Hauntings. One tour visits the museum's centuries old buildings. The second tour is through the Elizabethan castle and formal gardens. In all locations, stories of ghostly goings on have been spoken about for many years!
Further information, please check the website for Cardiff History and Hauntings:: cardiffhistory.co.uk
CARDIFF CASTLE WALES | HAUNTED CASTLES AND HISTORIES
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Ghost Hunting Cardiff Wales - Llandaff Photos
This is a slideshow of the photos we took whilst investigation Llandaff Cathedral. The camcorder footage is available in our previous video.
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Top 10: Most Haunted Places In Wales
Episode 3 - Top 10: Most Haunted Places in Wales
Recorded 05/08/2016
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Castle Coch Ghost Hunt
Castell Coch Ghost Hunt, Friday 13th February 2015 8pm -2am Tickets £49.00
Castell Coch Ghost Hunt Tongwynlais, Cardiff CF15 7JS
Castell Coch is a 19th-century Gothic Revival castle high above the village of Tongwynlais, to the north of Cardiff in Wales.
What to Expect: The night commences at 8pm with a Health and Safety followed by a paranormal presentation. DeadLive Team will escort you around the venue with lights on. Following this the lights will be turned off and the night will continue with smaller group vigils and team work using a range of paranormal equipment including dowsing rods, K2 meters, and table tipping for those who want to participate.
On the Castell Coch Ghost Hunt it is advisable to wear layered clothing as temperatures can get very cold on investigations and we recommend flat shoes with non-slip soles, as you may well be walking around in the dark and on staircases with no lighting. Don’t forget your torch as the event does take place in rooms that can be dark. You are welcome to bring cameras and personal paranormal investigation equipment.
The Castell Coch Ghost Hunt hub offers a place to take a break, sit, have a tea/coffee (provided) catch up with other group members and toilets are to hand. You are welcome to bring your own snacks. Paranormal activity at events can never be guaranteed. However, the more positive energy we have between the groups the better it will be to encourage a connection with the spirits of the venue. Please note alcohol is not permitted during the investigation.
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5 Mysterious & Haunted Places In Wales You Need To Visit
5 mysterious & haunted places in Wales you need to visit. In this list we countdown 5 haunted places in Wales.
Number 5 - Prince Of Wales Inn
Number 4 - Whittington Castle
Number 3 - Denbigh Castle
Number 2 - Tretower Castle
Number 1 - Skirrid Inn
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Secrets of Cardiff Castle Documentary
Dan Jones is in the heart of Wales, exploring a stronghold that was built not just as an impenetrable fortress but also as a lavish fairy tale home: Cardiff Castle.
Cardiff Castle is a truly remarkable site with a history that spans over two thousand years. Roman soldiers slept here, noble knights held court here, and the Bute family — one of the world's richest — transformed the Castle into a romantic, Victorian fantasy. The Bute family brought power and prosperity to Cardiff, which they turned from a sleepy backwater into one of the greatest coal exporting ports in the world. The castle also provided shelter for more than 1,800 people during WW2 in the castle's air raid tunnels.
Jones discovers that one of William the Conqueror's eldest sons, Robert Curthose, was imprisoned here. In 1106 Henry I gave the castle to his illegitimate son, Robert of Gloucester. After a failed attempt by Robert Curthose to take England from Henry I, William the Conqueror's son was imprisoned in the castle until his death in 1134.
In 1314 the castle was given to Hugh Despenser the Younger, the controversial favorite of Edward II. Harsh governance by the Despensers encouraged a Welsh rebellion under Llywelyn Bren. In 1315 Bren attacked the castle. In 1318 Bren was crushed, hung, drawn and quartered on Despenser's orders. Jones meets Dr. Mary Lewis from Reading University who shows Dan the bones of someone who had suffered the same grisly death. Dr. Lewis believes these bones to be those of Hugh Despenser the Younger…
Cardiff Castle was besieged many times during the English Civil War. Jones meets a weapons expert who shows him how gunpowder challenged Cardiff Castle's defenses and learns how to load and fire a musket.
Haunting History of Castell Coch~ Tongwynlais ~ South Wales.
The first castle on the site was a large motte, probably built during the first Norman invasion of Wales in the late 11th century. It is reputed to have been built by Ifor ap Meurig, known as Ifor Bach.
In the late 13th century a stone castle was built over the motte by the de Clare lords of Glamorgan. This castle had an enclosure wall with two projecting towers, and a square hall above an undercroft. In a later phase of building a third tower and a gatehouse with drawbridge and portcullis were added, and the wall was increased in height.
Although the early history of the castle is largely undocumented, it is generally accepted that it was severely damaged during a period of Welsh rebellion in the early 14th century.Thereafter, the castle fell into disuse and by Tudor times, the antiquary John Leland described it as all in ruin no big thing but high.
While resting on ancient foundations, Castell Coch (Red Castle) is relatively modern, the by-product of a vivid Victorian imagination, assisted by untold wealth. The Middle Ages fascinated the Victorians as much as the Victorians fascinate us today. High Gothic was the order of the day.
The ‘eccentric genius’ William Burges was given free rein by his paymaster, John Patrick Crichton-Stuart, the 3rd marquess of Bute, to create a rural retreat to complement the opulence of his main residence, Cardiff Castle. He didn’t hold back. Dazzling ceilings, over-the-top furnishings and furniture were liberally applied.
Detailed architectural drawings still survive today and following Burges’s death in 1881, colleagues faithfully continued work on the interiors for another ten years. The castle was not suitable for, nor was it intended to be, a permanent residence and the family’s visits were infrequent.
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