There are so many traditional buildings and historical landmarks in Birmingham that it's no wonder that there are a few ghostly going ons in the city. If you're made of real tough stuff, not scared of these spooky spectators and fancy making a visit to one of these scary spots, be our guests, we just can't promise that we'll be coming with you. Check out our recommendations for the most haunted pubs in Birmingham to get your ghoul-y kicks and ghostly fix.
If we were ghosts, we'd want to spend our time surrounded by the spectacular interiors of Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre – that's for sure.
Born originally as a library in 1862 then later a bank, the history of this Victorian pub goes way back – with its grand scale leaving plenty of room for spirits to roam. Staff have reported an unshakeable sense of being watched, and hearing footsteps on the balcony of the locked and empty theatre.
If you're looking for the most haunted bars in Birmingham, The White Swan is definitely up there. Years ago, a man was meant to meet his sweetheart at this very pub only to find out she was injured and killed when her coach overturned. Legend has it, you can see both of them to this day...
One of the most haunted places to drink in Birmingham, The Trocadero is a spooky sanctuary. The ghost of Mr Skinner, the landlord for over 100 years ago, has been rumoured to have thrown beer mats, knocked over beer glasses and roam the halls at night.
Boasting probably one of the most unusual hauntings, this Jewellery Quarter have a bum-pinching ghost in their midst. Bar staff and owners alike have had paranormal experiences for over 150 years. Discuss the peculiar story with your friends - can it be real?
The charming Hare & Hounds pub is a well-loved music venue in the city suburbs – but it's known for more than just being the first place UB40 played a gig.
Sound engineers have claimed to spot obscure figures sitting in the balcony seats during soundcheck, while staff have heard footsteps during closing shifts.
The Old Crown has buckets of history behind it with one of the most terrifying tales. Legend has it that there is a spirit of a woman roaming around the pub looking for her child, after she had died falling down a well. Absolute chills.
