The Historic Cornwall Jail in Cornwall, Ontario was built in 1833, and this unique building operated as a functioning jail until 2002 when it became a popular tourist attraction. To ensure visitors experience an authentic jail visit, this tourist attraction has maintained the original visitation areas, cell blocks, exercise yard and common areas as they were when inmates were incarcerated. Visitors to the jail are permitted to set into a cell where, for a few moments, they can experience life behind bars. Fortunately for modern times, the 1800's judicial system has changed and sentences are less harsh. Paranormal activities have been experienced at Historic Cornwall Jail and entities have been encountered by investigative teams. READ MORE

Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, is a heritage museum that was built in 1876 as the sheriff's office, home and jail. The original jail had six cells, and today this heritage museum is home to many heritage articles that include local items of interest, photographs from yesteryear, war mementos, wood carving, life size statues and many other interesting items. Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum offers group tours, and this museum is maintained and staffed by the Kewaunee County Historical Society. Lovers of history and heritage will enjoy an intriguing and interesting visit to Kewaunee Historical Jail Museum, a heritage museum not to be missed. READ MORE

The Historic Richmond Gaol built in 1825 is a popular visitor attraction and historical site complete with site guide and souvenir and craft shop, and here you can step back in time to relive the history, experience sights and sounds of those poor souls who had to endure early prison life. The Richmond Gaol is fascinating and you can take yourself on a self guided tour through the solitary confinement cells, the punishment cells and chain gangs and convict holding rooms, feel shivers running up and down your spine as you visit the flogging yard and privy, view the cookhouse with original oven, it's a must visit, with thought provoking exhibits.READ MORE

Bodmin Jail Ghost Walks are not for the faint hearted and are conducted at nights throughout the year by an experienced and professional Psychic medium & energy therapist. Various workshops are undertaken through the night in elected areas of both the main civil prison, and also the naval prison and meals and refreshments are available in the restaurant. Come and gain a better understanding of the paranormal and bring a torch, camera and warm clothing as temperatures get very cold in the lower areas of the Bodmin Jail prison.READ MORE

The Bodmin Jail Restaurant offers delectable home cooked meals made from the freshest produce and prepared by a team of qualified chefs. Chalkboard specials change on a daily basis and reflect the changing seasons on land and sea. The lounge and bar offers a place to relax and serves hot and cold refreshments plus a lovely cream tea. And Sundays, tuck into a jail roast with all the trimmings - simply superb, and children and vegetarian options are available as well.READ MORE

Bodmin Jail is a unique heritage asset and attraction built by the prisoners, and you can visit the cold dank cells and see the original hanging pit. This all weather attraction offers a look into the covered courtyard, with a Civil and Naval Prison housing a museum within its walls split over six levels. A licensed bar and restaurant are available for home cooked meals made from fresh produce and beverages and refreshments. Evening ghost walks are available throughout the year for those interested in the paranormal, and are conducted by an experienced and professional Psychic medium & energy therapist, but be warned it's not for the faint hearted.READ MORE

At the Hippo Boutique Hotel, located in Gardens, Cape Town, expect luxury accommodation, you won't be disappointed! Experience Cape Town's vibrant atmosphere for yourself, from Hippo's prime central location: A few minutes from Table Mountain, the V&A Waterfront and Robben Island tours.READ MORE

Visit the cold dank cells of the Bodmin Jail in North Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. Look up at the thin light filtering through a small barred window and imagine being sentenced to even a week in such desolation, a very lonely life with the knowledge each day would bring more of the same cold, hunger and hard labour, on the treadmill as a civil prisoner or ?cannon ball? catch for naval prisoners; designed to keep you fit for battle on your release. READ MORE