Sign In10 Haunted Digital Twins You Can Explore in 3D This Halloween
Some places are too creepy, too remote, or too far away to visit in person. Others have simply vanished. With Matterport digital twins, you can walk through haunted mansions, abandoned prisons, and movie-famous horror houses from your couch, and nobody will lock you in the basement.
We’ve gathered ten of the most chilling spaces from our Halloween collection. Click into any of them, look around, and see what you can spot. Want even more scares? Explore the full Halloween collection
10. Castle Trakošćan, Croatia
Overlooking a lake in northern Croatia, this fairytale castle dates back to the 13th century and was home to the Drašković family for generations. Its towers, portrait-lined halls, and misty setting have inspired tales of ghostly residents ever since. Explore it in 3D and decide whether the stories feel believable.
Matterport 3D digital twin by TORNADO 360
9. Overholser Mansion, Oklahoma
Built in 1903 by Oklahoma City founding father Henry Overholser, this Chateauesque mansion is now a historic museum. Staff and visitors have long reported unexplained activity, including the apparent presence of Henry and his wife Anna. Walk the halls and see if you feel watched.
Matterport 3D digital twin by 3D Scans Plus
8. A Cemetery in the Dark
Not every haunting needs a famous legend. This digital twin drops you straight into a cemetery at night, among weathered tombstones emerging from the dark. Read the stones as you go, and keep your eyes open: a couple of ghouls are lurking. Find them before they find you!
Matterport 3D digital twin by JUSTIN DALLINGER
7. Aradale Asylum Morgue, Australia
Opened in 1867 in Ararat, Victoria, Aradale was one of Australia’s largest psychiatric hospitals and operated until 1993. Today it’s a popular ghost tour destination, and the morgue is among its eeriest corners. Step inside in 3D, with no tour group required.
Matterport 3D digital twin by Jolt Media
6. The Exorcist House & Stairs, Washington, D.C.
The Georgetown house and the steep public staircase beside it are among cinema’s most infamous locations. The “Exorcist Steps” have become a pilgrimage site for horror fans. Explore the house and stairs for yourself and relive an iconic scene from the movie.
Matterport 3D digital twin by Seth Finkel
5. Old Joliet Prison, Illinois
This limestone prison opened in 1858 and closed in 2002. Fans of The Blues Brothers and Prison Break may recognize it, and its cell blocks are said to hold lingering spirits. Walk the corridors in 3D, perhaps among those who stayed beyond their life sentence.
Matterport 3D digital twin by Elements of Media
4. The IT Chapter Two Experience: Pennywise’s Fun House
In 2019, Los Angeles briefly became Derry, Maine. To promote It Chapter Two, a pop-up experience recreated the town’s Canal Days Festival, and its centerpiece was a fun house with an entrance you’d never choose willingly: you walk in through Pennywise’s open mouth. The pop-up has long since closed, but this digital twin preserves it, so you can still step through those jaws and explore the twisted interior. Don’t follow any red balloons on the way out.
Matterport 3D digital twin by Tags 2.0 SDK Early Access
3. Asen’s Fortress, Bulgaria
High on a rocky ridge in the Rhodope Mountains, 2 km from Asenovgrad, the ruins of this medieval fortress saw centuries of war between the Bulgarian Empire, the Byzantines, and Crusaders before the Ottomans destroyed most of it in the late 14th century. Local legend says that’s not the end of the story. One winter, a traveler sheltering from a blizzard near the ruins watched the abandoned church suddenly glow with light. The silent bell tower began to ring, incense filled the air, and a congregation in ancient robes sang medieval hymns beside a phantom priest. When the service ended, the lights vanished and the church crumbled back into ruin. The area also has deep roots in Balkan vampire folklore. Explore the fortress and its fortified Church of the Holy Mother of God (Sveta Bogoroditsa Petrichka) in 3D.
Matterport 3D digital twin by 3dvu.shop
2. Loftus Hall, Ireland
Ireland’s most famous haunted house, on the Hook Peninsula in County Wexford, is tied to a legend from the 1700s. A mysterious stranger joined the family for a card game, and when a card dropped, a young woman reached down to retrieve it and saw a cloven hoof. The stranger vanished in a flash of fire. Visitors still ask to see the room where it supposedly happened, and now you can explore it from the safety of your seat.
Matterport 3D digital twin by Skypix Aerial Works
1. The Conjuring House, Rhode Island
This 18th-century farmhouse in Burrillville inspired the blockbuster horror film. The Perron family lived here in the 1970s, and paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren later claimed the property was haunted by the spirit of Bathsheba Sherman. Historians dispute that legend, but the story endures. Explore the house that launched a franchise, preferably with the lights on.
Matterport 3D digital twin by BlueFlash
Want More Haunted Spaces?
These ten are just the beginning. Our full Halloween collection is packed with more haunted houses, horror movie sets, and spooky spaces to explore in 3D, and you can step into any of them from your phone or computer.
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Have a Spooky Space of Your Own?
Haunted hotel? Historic mansion? Creepy basement? An over-the-top Halloween setup? Pop-ups, haunted attractions, and seasonal installations disappear, but a digital twin keeps them around. Capture your space and submit it for a chance to be featured in our Halloween collection or one of our other Discover collections.
