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I Explored An Abandoned Chateau In Belgium With Belongings Left Behind (18 Pics)
This is a historic chateau in Belgium that belongs to relatives of the current prime minister. However, it sits unused and in a state of disrepair with all of the belongings left behind. There are many antique artifacts that are wasted away, as well as abandoned animals on the property. Take a look inside this mysterious place.
See my other discoveries on Bored Panda here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
More info: Instagram | bryansansivero.com
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The exterior
Dining room
Overgrown atrium
An upstairs bedroom
Marble statue
Childs bedroom
Portrait in a large room
Upstairs room
Musical instruments in an extravagant room
Marble statue in the foyer
Antiques in a dining room
Medicine bottles in a hallway
Religious items in a bedroom
Bedroom objects
An upstairs wardrobe
Emaciated donkeys
A neglected horse
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Will Cable 1 year ago
This is a historic Chateau in Belgium BELONGS to relatives of the current prime minister.........so you find it perfectly acceptable to enter someone else's home. So you must think it is perfectly fine if, when you are out, people gain access to YOUR home and wander around taking photos. IT IS NOT ACCPETABLE .
Nathalie Coffee 1 year ago
I'm not a fan of breaking into other people's homes, BUT this building looks like a monument and should probably be protected, not left in ruins. If the owners (or their relatives and heirs) cannot take care of it, the institutions responsible for the protection of monuments should intervene. Monuments are not only private property - they are also the heritage of nations. If showing photos showing horrendous neglect will convince someone to take care of this object, I'm all for it :)
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Wilhelm1313 1 year ago
It honestly doesn't look dirty enough to be abandoned. Old sure, but not abandoned
CMKL 1 year ago
Some of them look so much worse than others. One of the bedrooms looks like someone blew up on the wall. And a hallway photo looks like the someone's been peeling the wallpaper and scraping the walls. But some others aren't even half as bad. I certainly hope someone takes care of those animals.
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Jordi Donker 1 year ago
not fake have seen a ytb vid this week but then older so definly not fake
Load More Replies... Will Cable 1 year ago
This is a historic Chateau in Belgium BELONGS to relatives of the current prime minister.........so you find it perfectly acceptable to enter someone else's home. So you must think it is perfectly fine if, when you are out, people gain access to YOUR home and wander around taking photos. IT IS NOT ACCPETABLE .
Nathalie Coffee 1 year ago
I'm not a fan of breaking into other people's homes, BUT this building looks like a monument and should probably be protected, not left in ruins. If the owners (or their relatives and heirs) cannot take care of it, the institutions responsible for the protection of monuments should intervene. Monuments are not only private property - they are also the heritage of nations. If showing photos showing horrendous neglect will convince someone to take care of this object, I'm all for it :)
Load More Replies... Wilhelm1313 1 year ago
It honestly doesn't look dirty enough to be abandoned. Old sure, but not abandoned
CMKL 1 year ago
Some of them look so much worse than others. One of the bedrooms looks like someone blew up on the wall. And a hallway photo looks like the someone's been peeling the wallpaper and scraping the walls. But some others aren't even half as bad. I certainly hope someone takes care of those animals.
Load More Replies... Jordi Donker 1 year ago
not fake have seen a ytb vid this week but then older so definly not fake
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