From Mexico to Romania, here are 13 of the best places to visit for Halloween.

Here are 13 spooky and fun places to visit for Halloween around the globe.

Salem, Massachusetts

It’s almost impossible to separate Salem from Halloween.

Prague, twilight overview of Charles Bridge, city and river, Czech Republic

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London, England

London has all the historical trappings needed for an epic Halloween season.

Visit for a Twilight Tour for an eerie vibe.

Boyne Valley, Ireland

What better place to celebrate Halloween than in the place where it began?

People dressed up for Halloween in Salem, Massachusetts

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As History.com explains, the Halloween tradition began with the ancient Celtic festival ofSamhain.

Though it’s a festival for the dead, it’s by no means a horror show.

The castle even hosts a yearlyHalloween bashthat includes a nighttime tour, a party, and an open bar.

Warm lamplight illuminating quaint alleyway at night panorama London

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New Orleans, Louisiana

New Orleans is a town known for its revelry.

In October, the city busts out its decorations and its best costumes for parades and parties galore.

Paris, France

Looking for a Halloween event that’s tres chic?

Ha’penny Bridge, Dublin, Republic of Ireland

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Scotland

Scotland, like Ireland, has strong ties to Halloween’s past.

End the tour at theSamhuinn Fire Festivalin Edinburgh for a delightful conclusion.

It too is a destination well-known among the ghost hunting circuit, especially on the island Poveglia.

Day Of The Dead Celebrations In Oaxaca, Mexico

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There, you’ll find a massive annual Halloween bash on the appropriately namedDevil’s Bridge.

Hong Kong

Hong Kong loves a good party, and Halloween is no exception.

See all of thecity’s event listings hereto stay up-to-date on yearly happenings.

Illuminated castle on hill, Bran, Transylvania, Romania

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The city hosts parades inSaint-Gilles, and several bars and restaurants host their own gatherings.

None, however, are as spooky asLe Cercueil, which translates to “coffins” in French.

Halloween decorations in New Orleans, Louisiana

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Pont Alexandre III Over Seine River Against Cloudy Sky in Paris

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Samhuinn Fire Festival At Halloween in Edinburgh

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Group of colorful venetian masks on bridge in Venice

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A giant inflatable pumpkin set up for Halloween in Hong Kong

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Forsyth Park fountain at night in Savannah, Georgia

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Old town architecture

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Restaurant Alley in Brussels, Belgium

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