The seasons have changed, the temperature has cooled, and pumpkins have returned to front porches. Halloween is here! 

In recent years, Halloween has grown in popularity all around the world. Many nations hold festivals to memorialise the deceased around the same time as Halloween, while others embrace the costumes and treats. But where should you go this Halloween? 

• Ireland – Halloween may be traced back to Celtic festivals such as Samhain. As a result, it’s no wonder that the Irish celebrate Halloween in grand manner. Haunted homes, ghost tours, marches, spooky tale telling, and a lot more can be found here. 
• Scotland – Scotland, like Ireland, has Celtic roots and numerous rituals associated with Samhain. These include “guising,” in which youngsters walk door to door with pumpkin lanterns dressed in costumes in exchange for sweets or cash, and apple dunking, in which you must remove an apple from a basin of water using just your mouth. Halloween is such an important aspect of Scottish culture that it has inspired countless poetry. 
• Transylvania, Romania – Where better to enjoy Halloween than in the house of Count Dracula, the world’s most renowned vampire? If you want a genuinely eerie Halloween, you may join the throngs of visitors that go to Transylvania to spend Halloween under the shadow of Bran Castle. Aside from this, the picturesque territory of Romania provides a variety of other frightening castles, as well as several events in the city, Bucharest.