It's the Weasley Burrow!

Look at that craftsmanship...amazing.

It would be lovely to see this beautiful building restored.

i want to go inside!!

I wonder if there is any way to save it.

Beautiful!

This is absolutely stunning

Baba Yaga's house.

WOW!! ❤️

Where is this house? I just love it!

I love this place. Bet it gets cold and damp in there. But with a little love and a million dollars, I could see putting the work in.

It's still beautiful!!

I killed Sirius Black!

Russian?

Oh hell no!

I dunno man, I see splinters

Looks like it's floating. Very cool.

Ch-ch-ch-chia

Thats beautiful.That doesnt look creepy,that looks like home...

Looks like something from GoT.

Now THATS a bathtub!!!

Can somebody please explain how?

I would say, at least 11 vampires live there.

This is gorgeous!

I'd love to explore! But i might need to hold yr hand

No they weren't. The flooded building became a breeding ground for mosquitoes so the locals introduced fish to the water to eat the larvae.

Evil villain's lair starter kit. :D

knew it looked familiar! That's in Russia, Permsky Krai, Shumkovo. Officially the trains are not abandoned, they've been left on those tracks for conservation after WWII as an emergency reserve in case of a new war. USSR fell, the trains were no longer needed, security was mosly removed. There are quite a few of them there, some are old, some are newer, some are even open. There's another currenly functioning train 'parking lot' (what's the word in English? it's like a winter base?) nearby. Some old trains have been recently removed but most are still there, it's a rather popular destination for photographers and fans of adandoned locations.

This restaurant looks hungry

Has a very Grand Budapest vibe to it, someone please pour some pastel paint on it and serve some Courtesan au Chocolat.

I live in Bethlehem, its a monument to our past. That portion was left on purpose or can we say recycled as living history. There is a trellis you can walk where you can learn the history of the Beth steel and how it build this country not just NYC. If you are from this area for more than one generation likely someone in your family worked at the Steel. For me: my dad, uncle, grandmother and great uncle to name a few.

I've seen documentary about a tribe that builds houses like this. They build it incredibly fast (few days). Whole tribe lives there including little kids, they can even make fire on stone foundation without worry as the wood used to build this is so hard it doesnt burn.

That would be awesome to poke around in.

This isn't exactly abandoned as it was never lived in. It is what is known as a folly. A lawn ornament for ridicously wealthy aristocrats. This one has been featured on BP before.

This one would be super creepy to run through, especially at midnight on Halloween.

wow thats a cute little house, just pop it on the top of a hill!

What a waste of materials.

I would not mind moving in, love that is surrounded by forest

Midnight Mass by boat.

It gives me Five nights at Freddy's vibes

That is stunning. I bet it was breath-taking in its heyday.

Apparently, the food was too plane for most people

Finally the highway my dad took to school

It's amazing to see numerous abandoned houses in the US and numerous homeless people who cannot resolve their homeless problem, because they can't find work because they're homeless. Ah, the irony.

The freediver is doing a tankless job.

The last thing said in this plane, "Stop. STOP, STOP, STOOOOOOP! PHEW"

And the mosquitoes thank you

Is that the skeleton of a computer?

Wow... just noticed the hand that holds up the old photograph...

I don't know why... but this reminds something from my childhood that is buried right there. This gave me so many emotions for no reason at all.

"my name is Boat and wen im tired (but shipping werk is still required) then all I want is lyttle snooze i turn to side i blok the Sooz" by @krfabian