Apr 10, 2019
Chateau de Brissac, France (by Sabrina Traballoni)
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Chateau de Brissac, France (by Sabrina Traballoni)
Brissac Castle
Country: France Built: 11th century Haunting: The stylish French château is over seven-stories tall with around 200 rooms and is considered the tallest château in all of the Loire Valley. After a rich history, beginning with the Counts of Anjou in the 11th century, the domain was purchased by a noble husband and wife named Jacques and Charlotte. Charlotte enjoyed tormenting her husband by having noisy sex with randoms. She would keep her husband up all night with her lovers and eventually her husband snapped.
The affair ended when both the lover and Charlotte the wife disappeared. Jacques was likely behind it, but after their death, the lovers' moans did not stop – they grew louder. The moans persisted and Jacques was forced to sell the castle, tormented by the ghosts of his past. Today, it is said that in the early morning the lovers' moans persist.