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5 best European destinations to spend Halloween
From scary castles and dark forests to outrageous parties and extravaganza, Europe is the place to be during Halloween. We selected the coolest (and scariest) events and activities scattered around the continent. Fun and scares guaranteed.
Destinations
1. Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Why celebrate Halloween for just one night? The Amsterdam Halloween Festival lasts for no less than 5 days. Put on your scariest costume and dance the nights away. Tired of partying? There is an all-night horror movie marathon too.
Amsterdam Central Station is connected to all parts of the Netherlands, as well as several cities in France, Belgium and Germany.
2. London, England
A city as old as London, with its bloody history, makes for a perfect place to celebrate Halloween. Walk the streets that were once the horrific murder sites of Jack the Ripper. Or dress up and dance the dark night away at one of the many fancy club events.
As of 2017, your Interrail Pass is valid on the famous Eurostar high-speed train between London, Lille, Brussels, and Paris. Make sure to reserve a seat in advance.
3. Transylvania, Romania
A city as old as London, with its bloody history, makes for a perfect place to celebrate Halloween. Walk the streets that were once the horrific murder sites of Jack the Ripper. Or dress up and dance the dark night away at one of the many fancy club events.
To get to Bran Castle, take the train to Brasov from Bucharest Northern Railway Station. This will take approximately 2.5 hours. From Brasov Railway Station, there are several regular buses that go to Bran during the day.
4. Paris, France
Paris, the city of blinding lights? Think again. The French capital has a dark secret hidden underneath its surface. Up until the late 1800s, six million Parisians were dug up from cemeteries around the city and moved to the Catacombs. They’re open for visits, if you dare.
The catacombs are accessible from 1, avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy.
5. Copenhagen, Denmark
For three weeks leading up to October 31, Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen turns into a Halloween wonderland, complete with pumpkin carvings, confusing mazes, and a range of fiendish characters. It’s the perfect autumn event.
Tivoli Gardens are a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station.
