When you’re standing near the Capitol Site, you will see a pink mansion. It was believed to be haunted. It’s located at the top hill that witness the beautiful view at night seeing downtown. Rich Cebuano Clans are said to live there.  They say there's a white lady that has been seen by many to be roaming around the place, the lights turn on and off on their own, and creepy sounds are heard by those people who lived there or even by some outsiders. It was said that one of the owners was talking to the spirit before he died. Now, it’s off limits to outsiders.

It is one of the public cemeteries, commonly heard of to be a favorite haunting ground of spirits. The tombs there are rented by the dead’s family members for one year and once they can’t continue paying the rents, the bones of their deceased loved ones are stacked in a common area.

It is rated as one of the poorest and saddest cemeteries in Northern Cebu. You can definitely see skulls and bones anywhere that will give you major the willies.

Our first Filipino Bishop, Juan Gorordo lived in this place. The Bishop died in the master's bedroom in December 20, 1934.

The staff said it isn’t the bishop that they often see but a woman who was said to be the spinster sister of the bishop. She sits at the courtyard area in the Gorordo Private Chapel. As if she’s patiently waiting for someone.

The Museu Sugbu is also called “Carcel del Distrito”. It was first built as a main prison in the Visayas District. It was race by Domingo de Escondrillas in 1869. The building's structure was made of coral stone blocks from Parian Church. It was renovated in 1892 adding a building behind the main structure. It was used over the century as a prison of Japanese and Americans. Now, it is one of the best museum in the Cebu and one of the topped haunted places in Cebu.

Imelda Amora, Minda Amora, Minda Mora. She has many names. Kids often call her “Minda Mora”, who was said to be a former student in USC-South Campus. She’s into theatre and often stays inside the USC Cultural Center, now known as the Rudolf Rahmann Cultural Center. She was said to be raped and killed by security guards and they buried her body at the USC-South Campus premises. The room, where she often stays in, remains locked until now. They say that her spirit is still there, screaming for help.

Have you ever wonder how to join ghost-hunting activities in Cebu? The Cebu Paranormal Society is reachable.

Some people have seen paranormal activities but others haven’t. Me? I believe in them because I have seen some.