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Erratic ghost and stinking rotting corpse, do you have enough courage to visit those tourist attractions which have appalling murder occurred, or quirky events haunted attractions. This is a brave game, are you ready? Five thriller tourist attractions are introduced in the following article.

Sonora Magical Market in Mexico

Sonora Magical Market in Mexico are selling grotesque things such as gods' drugs, blood of snakes and other animals, hummingbird mummified and so on for foreign tourists, which are said to give people good luck. Here is not only being a shaman, astrologers, fortune-teller who's paradise, but also the real magic market.

Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel

Hollywood's fans are always reluctant to let go of any opportunity to see the star that is not even the ghost of the stars are also reluctant to let go, while the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is the best proof of this. Roosevelt Hotel is full with almost all the big contemporary star, it was said that some of the ghost of star have been lived here. For example, ghost of Movie star Montgomery Clift is said to have been to stay in the hotel's 928 rooms.

Tower of London

This is a tourist attraction with an extremely bloody 600-year history. There are blood spatter massacres and appalling crowd. In the UK, it's difficult to find a fierce haunted place than the Tower of London.

Mutter Museum of Medicine in Philadelphia

Mutter Museum of Medicine is located in Philadelphia in the United States. a large number of human bones, organs infected with the disease, as well as unusual medical specimens are displayed at here. Since 1863, Mutter museum is open to the public and a large number of tourists come to witness the exhibition of terror and enjoy the mad scientific atmosphere.

Mary King Street in Scotland

Mary King Street which is a narrow cobbled street is located in Edinburgh of Scotland. In 1645, a plague was spread to Edinburgh, where had been completely blocked. By some legends, many families were used bricks to seal the door. They were starving to death alive. In 2003, this street re-opened as tourist attractions.