π» Haunted places in New Zealand
οΌ File place12 reportedly haunted locations documented in New Zealand, mapped and described one by one.
Inverlochy House is a Victorian-era residence in Wellington, New Zealand, built in 1878 for city councillor Kennedy Macdonald. Auctioned off in 189...
Waitomo Caves Hotel, originally opened in 1908 as Waitomo House and later run as a government hostel, stands above the Waitomo Caves in the King Co...
Cumberland College, a University of Otago residence in Dunedin, occupies the former Dunedin Hospital Nurses' Home, a building completed in 1916 and...
When Seacliff Lunatic Asylum opened north of Dunedin in 1884, it was the largest building in New Zealand, a sprawling Gothic pile designed by Rober...
Whatipu sits at the wild southern edge of the WaitΔkere Ranges, where the Manukau Harbour meets the Tasman Sea across one of the most treacherous s...
St Bathans, once called Dunstan Creek, boomed as a gold and coal mining town during the Otago gold rush of the 1860s and 70s before slipping into q...
Built in 1862 on a hill overlooking Napier's harbour, Napier Prison served as Hawke's Bay's main jail for 131 years before closing in 1993, making ...
This 1903 heritage building on Hood Street served as the Waikato District Hospital and Charitable Aid Board's office before later becoming Diggers ...
Kingseat Hospital opened south of Auckland in 1932, built on the villa model of psychiatric care then in vogue, with dozens of self-contained ward ...
Designed by Henry Eli White and opened in 1912 as His Majesty's Theatre, Wellington's St. James is regarded as one of New Zealand's most haunted st...
Long before it became a leafy Christchurch suburb, Riccarton was the site chosen in 1843 by Scottish brothers William and John Deans for the first ...
William Larnach, a wealthy banker and politician, spared no expense building his hilltop mansion on the Otago Peninsula from 1871, importing marble...