Bogotá
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- Bogotá City Hall or also known as Liévano Palace[4][5]
- Bolívar Square: José Raimundo Russi was executed here, and his ghost haunts the square.[6]
- An apartment building located in Chapinero where Campo Elias Delgado killed his mother and six of his neighbours, before perpetrating what is known as The Pozzetto Massacre.[7]
- A family residence in Ciudad Montes, in Puente Aranda district.[8]
- El Virrey Park, where Luis Colmenares died under unknown circumstances. Strange occurrences have been reported .[9]
- The Colombian Institute of Anthropology and History headquarters[10]
- The streets around the campus of La Salle University host the spectre of a vengeful woman who was rejected by a Spanish priest.[11]
- Under the main altar of La Concepción Church, three knocks are reported to be heard whenever a nun is about to die.[12]
- Manuelita Sáenz House[13]
- The Silva Poetry House[14]
- La Inmaculada Cemetery: There is an urban legend of a phantom passenger.[15]
- On the corner of Calle de La Esperanza and Calle de La Parra sits a house where legend says disturbing satanic rituals took place in. In 1999, a local newspaper reported on the story of a security guard who claimed to have seen a two-meter tall white humanoid on the patio while he was there by himself.[11]
- Calle de la Peña: An old manor in this street has a terrible reputation. Apparently, there's a ghost in the patio that had cursed the existence of everyone who has the misfortune of seeing it. Legend says that even Simon Bolívar got to see it when he was escaping from an assassination attempt. The husband of the actual owner hung himself after various encounters with the infamous ghost; he left a note to his wife revealing the ghost's horrible secret, although the wife refuses to reveal it publicly.[16]
- Calle del Sol (The Street of the Sun) was built in 1917 as a lodge for a religious community, but became the headquarters for the Colombian Intelligence Service (now DAS) in 1945,[17] which was used to incarcerate and torture prisoners during La Violencia. Now an apartment complex, some residents report hearing screams, moans, laughs, punches and whippings, preceded by lights and strange fogs.[14] Some workers at a restaurant, also located on the dungeon's location, report poltergeist activity such as toilets flushing by themselves, things changing location on their own, and an invisible force in the kitchen area which pats workers on their backs. Supposedly these are the souls of those who were tortured, or perhaps a witch who was the mother of one of these prisoners.[18]
- The Casa Sámano Museum used to belong to Juan Sámano, Viceroy of New Granada. Publicly recognized as one of the most hated figures of Colombian history; when he was alive, he used to spit, step on and kick those he did not like, which he has continued doing in the afterlife.[14] Security guards have heard steps on the second floor and seen/heard doors which appear to open by themselves.[19]
- The Gilberto Alzate Avendaño Foundation is reported to be haunted by the ghost of Viceroy José Manuel de Ezpeleta, nicknamed "The Green Jacket Ghost". Legend says the ghost used to knock three times on a wall on the second floor and then he proceeded to disappear.[14][6]
- Gregario Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos House has the benevolent ghost of the owner within its premises, he appears in the basement and the backyard, wearing a long black cape.[14]
- The José Caicedo Rojas House, also known as The Goblin's Mansion, is haunted by a goblin named Baltazar. Legend says the goblin is the spirit of a newborn, who was thrown into the backyard's well by his single mother, afraid of being burned at the stake of the Holy Office's laws.[11]
- The Jose Raimundo Russi House is where Manuelito Ferro was murdered, with Russi being charged for the crime. Some neighbors have said they hear the screams of Ferro and the sound of his stabbings.[14][11]
- The Juan Montúfar House has been a boarding school since colonial times, and is still being run by Montúfar's descendants. Students who have lived in the school have felt ghostly presences and drastic temperature drops, alongside hearing footsteps in the middle of the night.[11]
- Las Aguas Cloister is a former convent where people claim to hear noises and see shadows in the south-eastern portion of the backyard, which the nuns used as a burial place.[6]
- Palomar del Príncipe Park is haunted by a blonde, blue-eyed boy, who used to feed doves 300 years ago, this boy usually appears at dawn. A legend says that those who are cruel to the doves will be tormented by the soul of the boy.[14]
- The Rosa Florida House is haunted by General Sardá, who was loyal to Simón Bolívar, and who manifests himself with the sound of his boots stepping on the sidewalks.[14]
- The Calle 100 Bridge that crosses over Carrera Séptima, where some local cab drivers avoid driving in. Legend says some of them got scared by the ghost of a nun who was killed near this spot.[20]
