Cursed Places in England
138 cursed places across 28 cities in England, United Kingdom
Cities in England
London
17 spots
Avg 3.5/5
London Borough of Camden
4 spots
Avg 3.6/5
City of Westminster
3 spots
Avg 3.7/5
Liverpool
3 spots
Avg 3.7/5
Birmingham
3 spots
Avg 3.7/5
London Borough of Southwark
2 spots
Avg 3.5/5
Manchester
2 spots
Avg 3.7/5
City of London
2 spots
Avg 3.4/5
London Borough of Islington
1 spot
Avg 3.4/5
London Borough of Lambeth
1 spot
Avg 3.8/5
London Borough of Tower Hamlets
1 spot
Avg 3.9/5
Ludlow
1 spot
Avg 3.8/5
Macclesfield
1 spot
Avg 3.2/5
Northumberland
1 spot
Avg 3.5/5
Oxford
1 spot
Avg 3.8/5
Poplar
1 spot
Avg 3.2/5
Radlett
1 spot
Avg 3.8/5
Shere
1 spot
Avg 3.1/5
Staffordshire
1 spot
Avg 3.7/5
Ambleside Cumbria
1 spot
Avg 3.3/5
Waltham Abbey
1 spot
Avg 3.5/5
Borley
1 spot
Avg 4.4/5
Brighton
1 spot
Avg 3.1/5
Dunston
1 spot
Avg 3.1/5
Falmouth, Cornwall
1 spot
Avg 3.6/5
Feock
1 spot
Avg 3.9/5
Hampshire
1 spot
Avg 3.9/5
Ladywood
1 spot
Avg 3.2/5
Most Cursed Places in England
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Belle Vue Zoological Gardens
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Brighton And Rottingdean Seashore Electric Railway
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Alnwick Poison Garden
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The Retreat
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The Yacht House
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Glenkerry House
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The Red Chalk Cliffs of Hunstanton
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Beachy Head
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The Iron Bridge of Shropshire
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