The Blue Carrot Cafe is said to have a spirit in its cellars. Something is said to have rattled down there in the past, but it has been since sealed and the noise never taken seriously. Whatever lurked beneath has since remained quiet.

The Old Morris Tobacconist shop may have a spirit of a former employee creaking the floorboards and sulking underneath the city street. No one is certain, but if you're a living employee and you have to retrieve something from the storeroom below, it's wise not to do it alone.

Could there be the spirit of a cat wandering along the halls of the Empress? Or a gaunt, mustached man? Maybe that's the spirit of the architect who designed this landmark of Victoria. You might even run into an elderly female resident, forever searching for her missing room, as you traverse the halls of what is believed to be one of Victoria's most haunted locations.

Lady Churchill is said to be lurking along the corridors of the fourth floor of the Bedford Regency Hotel. However, guests staying in the famous room 49 have more to fear. That was her old room back in the days, and if there is a waft of perfume, that may be her.

If you hear chains rattling within the hallowed Helmcken Alley, it's time not to turn around, but to keep on going. It's said a spirit of a boy wanders around inside one buildings and that the spirit of a prisoner in the alleyway itself. This was a route that condemned prisoners once tread through, before they were hanged.

Ross Bay Cemetary is home to several ghosts. If there is any truth to the lore of ghosts in every graveyard, then Ross Bay Cemetery is one to avoid. Not only is it the resting ground of the who's who of Victoria, it is a very spirited one too. There is a lady in white, a Victorian couple and a distressed woman. What are those spirits looking for?