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35 Of The Most Interesting Photos Of Abandoned Places, As Shared On The “Deserted Places” Instagram Account
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Some find the abandoned places creepy, while others consider them exciting and they are even eager to explore them. Since not everyone has the opportunity as well as the necessary skills to go on an adventure themselves and travel to these eerie destinations, other explorers make sure they capture their discoveries and share them with a wider audience on their social media. We all agree these places are not for everyone to visit, but we must admit that the photographs showcasing these unique locations are both scary and beautiful. Also, there is something very alluring in them…
If you are interested in having a glimpse into the urbex community and you are looking for the best profiles dedicated to this content, you may be interested in checking out “Deserted Places” on Instagram. This account features amazing photographs and videos shared by people who visited the most mesmerizing places on the planet.
We hope you like the list of images we prepared for you today. And who knows, maybe you will be the next one to get lured into the eerie world of deserted places.
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Malfar 2 years ago
Dampness, insects, waves hitting the house. No, thanks
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T J R 2 years ago
Definitely one made like the old classic Horror movies. It's beautiful, but has total creepy vibes if you stare too long.
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Jeff (He/They) 2 years ago
Omg I've never read the book but the movie was absolutely stunning
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Almarako94 2 years ago
If that's the highest water level you'll ever get, it would be my dream holiday home.
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Ashelia 2 years ago
Technically this isn't an abandoned place. It's actually a pension in Czech Republic called Stara Plynarna. It was featured in the kdrama "Are You Human? (너도 인간이니?)" You can stay there too
Tiffany Sauter 2 years ago
I'm going to need more information because it is too amazing to not know where that is
hitex 2 years ago
I had to go to the insta page & u gotta read into the comments often to figure them out- I can understand now why their not posted often
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Arabella Lane 2 years ago
Is this place up for sale may I buy it, I want to buy this place and stay away from so many people
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Der Kommissar 2 years ago (edited)
Tah Prom (Jungle Temple), near Seam Reap in Cambodia. Pictured is another of my favorites, the Buddha Tree in Ayutthia, Thailand images-649...088ce6.jpg 
Lyone Fein 2 years ago
IDK, but these Cambodia Buddhist temples don't look creepy to me at all. They just look beautiful.
PlatinumTheCat 2 years ago
It’s beautiful and sort of eerie at the same time
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Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
Pretty sturdy architecture if the tree growing on top didn't manage to collapse it!
Panda Kicki 2 years ago
Unless you come here a really early morning ot will be crowded with queus of tourists wanting a selfie at the "deserted"temple.
Gilberto Kaminski 2 years ago
Conheci este lugar me apaixonei por Camboja , lá natureza está resgatando o que é seu .
Bored Panda has reached out to Rafał, the creator of GoUrbex. We wanted to find out more about this specific activity he dedicated himself to - the exploration of abandoned places. In addition to his YouTube channel counting over 1 million views, and nearly 150 videos, Rafał documents his urbex adventures and discoveries on his Instagram profile. First, we asked him how he became interested in urban exploration, and what inspired him to start GoUrbex. We found out that: “I think it's a general curiosity. I've always been interested in how things are produced, how they work, and so on. Eventually, I came across videos and photos of abandoned places on the internet, and that's when I realized that this hobby is called urbex. I learned about it relatively late, only in 2011. I live near the Kampinos National Park, and I used to go with friends to explore the bunkers there, where it all began. In 2013, I bought a sports camera and tried to record it, but I wasn't satisfied with my footage at the time, so I put the exploration aside for a while.
It wasn't until 2016 that I stumbled upon the location of a well-preserved recreational center called Okrąglaki online. The place was literally perfectly preserved. Unfortunately, at that time, I didn't know that it's better not to delay visiting such places. A friend I was supposed to go with kept postponing the trip, and when we finally went there six months later, the center was significantly different from the footage from winter 2016. Initially, my channel was supposed to focus on abandoned places in my area, but when I returned to the topic after some time, I realized that the name shouldn't limit the locations. So, in 2017, my initiative under the name GoUrbex was born. Over the years, I even had the opportunity to visit the closed zone of Chernobyl four times. Additionally, on my channel, I sometimes try to restore electricity in abandoned buildings using a converter powered by a small battery. It's a small reference to my enthusiasm for electronics.”
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Alexia 2 years ago
Not abandoned anymore. Currently being restored cazino-con...8d-png.jpg 
Jen Fabulous 2 years ago
The Constanța Casino is a defunct casino located in Constanța, Romania.
Elsker 2 years ago
Thanks!! They should mention the what and where to all these posts:)
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StumblingThroughLife 2 years ago
Wasn't this a hotel or Casino? I'm sure I've seen it on here before with info.
Brian Droste 2 years ago
I glad I read some of the comments. Was going to say it looks gothic to me.
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Roger9er 2 years ago
I once saw a documentary on National Geographic showing how long it would take for the remains of human civilization to disappear, if mankind would go extinct. Within 1 million years there would be no visible remains at all.
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Marcos Valencia 2 years ago
Imagine yourself breaking through the jungle with a machete, and then you find an elevator!
C.Ray Ratliff ll 1 year ago
Welcome to "What was America" before the people's greed destroyed her!
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Phoenix(or nix)they/them 2 years ago
This is where Nick Cage meets other immortal actors/actresses to feed on human blood to stay young.
Michal Pírek 1 year ago
At first glance, it looks like an abandoned ancestral noble tomb in the neo-Gothic style
Asked if he could share one of his most memorable experiences while exploring an abandoned location, Rafał answered: “Yes, the most interesting place I visited was the PZL Wola factory. Paradoxically, I still haven't made a film from that location, but that's because the original way of filming didn't suit me. This factory produced engines for tanks, large power generators, as well as boats and smaller ships. The facilities were enormous, abandoned for years and guarded. When I first entered the premises, I felt like a spy; we had to go unnoticed without knowing the entrance to the building. We walked around the abandoned fire station unit adjacent to the building we were interested in. A few days later, we returned and encountered scrap collectors who showed us a fairly well-hidden entrance. The facilities were huge, and what's best is that I would often go there after work to explore new areas in the factory. Each visit to that place uncovered new rooms, areas, and secrets of the facilities. There, I met many other explorers, and I still keep in touch with some of them to this day, back in November 2017. Interestingly, I met Michał there, who had explored Sobieskiego 100 on multiple occasions. I used to watch his films as one of the first when I was looking for materials about abandoned places. Unfortunately, 1.5 years later, the factory was demolished.”
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Lauora 2 years ago
I wonder what happened here for this car and more modern house to be abandoned. Will dispute? No heir?
Ludwig Michiel 2 years ago
The DS (nicknamed la déesse, the goddess), my dream car! Judging by the headlights, it could be a model from the late fifties to early sixties (they were made until 1975), but maybe there's a connoisseur here who could confirm/correct this.
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Sheila Stamey 2 years ago
According to the original tweet 69_Tz says that it is an abandoned palace room in England and of course he never reveals his locations. left corner of most of the photographs. It will carry you to the original Instagram or tweet. Have fun.
Margaret H 2 years ago
So do I - until the restoration and heating bills come in.
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Will Cable 2 years ago
It looks like a puzzle from a pc game and you have to rotate the stained glass to solve a puzzle
LizzieBoredom 2 years ago
That reminds me. I need to rotate the body in my crawlspa........I mean me too!
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Yeet_girl360 2 years ago
On 30 April 2000, at 4 p.m. local time (0500 GMT), the ship struck a large uncharted rock or reef in the Sandfly Passage, Solomon Islands. Captain Kruess sent a distress signal, which was received in Honiara, the Solomon Islands' capital city. A passenger ferry was dispatched to the ship and all passengers were then transported to safety. The captain then brought the ship into Roderick Bay after the ship began to list 20 degrees and grounded it to avoid sinking. After underwater surveying of the ship, World Discoverer was declared a constructive total loss. The ship has remained in Roderick Bay ever since.
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Mevrouw Madelief 2 years ago
Exactly. It's cheaper for the company to just let it rot away in to nature. They should be held accountable for this. But people in my country can't use a plastic anything or have to pay a tax of some sort!
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Judy Meade 2 years ago
why aren't they posting what/where these places are??? so far, nothing but pics. yawn.....
Next, we were curious about what challenges Rafał typically faces when exploring abandoned places, and how he overcomes them. He shared with us: “I think that, first and foremost, there is fear, uncertainty, and the fear of being detected. But curiosity and adrenaline compensate for that. I explored 90% of the places I visited with one or two other people. I believe that going ‘urbexing’ alone is highly dangerous; it's better to have someone who can help or at least call for help in case of an accident. In abandoned places, I'm most afraid of encountering people and, possibly, animals; I don't believe in ghosts. Sometimes, in safer places, I go alone to build my confidence.”
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Ivan Milić 2 years ago
It's the Tündérhegy rehabilitation center in Budapest, Hungary
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Kimbowa 2 years ago
I always try to picture people actually going up and down those stairs and going in doors. Life happened there once.
LizzieBoredom 2 years ago (edited)
If buildings weren't abandoned, archeologists 1000 years from now won't have anything to do.
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Margaret H 2 years ago
Unfortunately, if I had lived there, my room would be in the last building in that row to the right. The one that is (probably) right next to the pigpen!
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Bill Swallow 2 years ago
Most of these places look like I'd expect to see Sam and Dean Winchester prowling around.
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mcborge1 2 years ago
NOO! That scene traumatized me as a kid, as id did most kids back then.
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PlatinumTheCat 2 years ago
The first thing I thought was the Loch Ness monster
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C.Ray Ratliff ll 1 year ago
"Thy Lord has yet to return" maybe the star Ship Zion has broken down in space? Ha Ha Ha
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gerard julien 2 years ago
Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers, France. NOT abandoned anymore :
In December 2017, a French startup organized a crowdfunding campaign site, and 27,190 people having to pay at least €50 each joined the cause, raising €1,600,000, to purchase the castle with the aim of preserving it. chateau-64...34ea51.jpg 
DeoManus Argentem 2 years ago
So beautiful! I imagine it'd cost way more than €1.6m to restore it! Like 10-30x more! :(
Wm Paul Robinson 2 years ago
Was a few months ago, so my memory a bit hazy, but on the reportage they did on the TF1 news (biggest French TV chain), I think the money was just to buy the site. Some folks just contributed money, and others are volunteering to do the physical donkey work, and will still need further investment.
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Robert Trebor 2 years ago
True moat. See the bridge. Keep the peasants out from under windows.
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We were also wondering how the explorer prioritizes safety, both for himself and his team. Rafał said: “If I see that a particular structure is in poor technical condition, etc., then I don't enter. During urbex, it's crucial to watch where you step, pay attention to the material the floor is made of. Very old buildings often had wooden ceilings that can collapse due to moisture. For safety reasons, I don't take people I don't know, people who have never been on urbex trips, on explorations with me. I wouldn't want anything to happen to anyone because it's difficult to convey that specific knowledge and intuition. Not everyone has the technical sense to assess risks, and I definitely err on the side of caution.”
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Philly Bobcat 2 years ago
Guts of an old power station? Holes in the floor look like the used to have generators over them.
Mark Howell 2 years ago
I can feel the inner Gru rising and wanting to move in with his minions
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Your Local Forza Enthusiast 2 years ago (edited)
This is giving me some serious Goonies vibes.
PlatinumTheCat 2 years ago
Yeah, there’s no way those are real, they would’ve deteriorated a long time ago
Load More Replies... Bill Swallow 2 years ago
Yep, *definitely* a case for them Winchester idjits!
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The Doom Song 2 years ago
Dam you beat me to the punch! Was thinking the exact same thing
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Matthew Cooper 2 years ago
I understand wanting to preserve, but if this stuff wasnt salvaged thats a crime.
RabidChild 2 years ago
Agree wholeheartedly. To just allow amazing woodwork like that to rot or be tossed in a landfill is unthinkable. Nothing being produced these days is as well made or beautiful - since it can't be replaced it should be preserved.
Load More Replies... Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
I bet this furniture would be gorgeous with some furniture oil on it.
Betsy Ray 2 years ago
Already gorgeous. I expect it was cleaned for photos.
Load More Replies... That Goth Demon (zey/zem) 2 years ago
That painting is the beautiful-est thing I've ever seen.
C.Ray Ratliff ll 1 year ago
How they fornicate and have so many children's back yonder sleep'n separately?
Lastly, we asked Rafał if there are any tips he could give to our readers and aspiring urban explorers who want to delve into abandoned places. We were told that: “First and foremost, do not enter places that are closed and secured. Urbex is not about breaking in, so if it's closed, don't force entry. As I mentioned earlier, pay attention to where you step and avoid taking excessive risks for the sake of a film or a photograph.”
On a side note, we would like to encourage you to check out Rafał's channel, GoUrbex. The creator mentioned that some of his videos have English subtitles available for people worldwide curious to follow his impressive adventures.
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Chexmy Licks/egg🇯🇵 2 years ago
why? the building is so beautiful i would love to know why its forgotten or abandoned
Brian Droste 2 years ago
When I first looked at it did not realizied what it looked like. At a second look seen the Violin and Piano. Very cool.
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Brian Droste 2 years ago
Looks like the building was built long go then looks like someone tried to modernize it.
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Almarako94 2 years ago
In middle ages, yes. But today an easy target, and the heating bill must be horrible.
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John Dilligaf 2 years ago
A little reverse image searching found me this : This is Fort Pernante. It was built in 1880 as part of a chain of Italian forts built in the Alps to guard the border between Italy and France. It secures a mountain pass and road connecting the cities of Turin (Italy) with Nice (France). It remained part of Italy's defense system until the end of WW2. Due to border adjustments following WW2 the fort is now actually in French territory. You can do a walking tour of it and a couple other forts of the chain ( see https://www.cirkwi.com/en/circuit/217215-fort-pernante-and-fort-giaura). see https://baksteen.productions/series/a-forgotten-border/ for more photos & info.
Xylus Maximus 2 years ago
Thus is not fort pernante. Its fort central de col de tende, just 10 minutes away on foot from fort pernante.
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Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Not just windows. The whole building needs it.
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Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Honey close the doors you're letting all the leaves in. Now I have to sweep again!
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sTaCeY gRaVeS 2 years ago
Daffodils and maiden grass don't just start growing on their own. Those were planted on there.
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Kimbowa 2 years ago
This reminds me of a really old movie I saw, “Buckaroo Bonsai” or something.
Bill Swallow 2 years ago
"It steers like a truck!" "Great! What is a truck?"
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hitex 2 years ago
The arches must have once been near works of art. I could only imagine how magnificent this room once looked
rick weese 2 years ago
Yeah, it was pretty nice... kinda wish I still owned it sometimes, but it was too far gone for me to bring back.
Load More Replies... S. E. in Indiana 2 years ago
It's really sad in all these photos to think they were just left to deteriorate..
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An abandoned subway located in Russia
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Gunkanjima, also known as Battleship Island, was once a thriving industrial site, housing over 5,000 workers in its heyday. The island was completely self-sufficient, with its own schools, hospitals, and even a swimming pool. However, as the demand for coal decreased and the island's resources were depleted, the mine was eventually closed in 1974, and the island was abandoned. Since then, Gunkanjima has remained largely unchanged, and the abandoned buildings and structures on the island have become a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can take guided tours of the island and explore the abandoned buildings, which have been left to decay and have been overtaken by vegetation.Despite its eerie atmosphere, Gunkanjima is an important part of Japan's history and stands as a testament to the country's rapid industrialization in the 20th century.
Peter Becker 2 years ago
You might remember it from a scene of the James Bond movie Skyfall. Where he has to shoot a shot glass from a ladies head.
Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Just think of all the homeless people who could have used that in the US.
Emotional Support Velociraptor 2 years ago
Oh, it's this place! I watched a documentary about it once.
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Gemma Gilbert 2 years ago
The books might contain money. A lot of people hide money in books, if the house has been left to decay to that extent there might be lots of hidden gems in there.
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Totally happy Panda 2 years ago
I think the clogged drains on the roof gave birth to the pool. Look at the structure above water
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Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
This rooftop pool is on its way to becoming a basement pool.
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The Doom Song 2 years ago
That was my first thought too. I'd like to know where this is if anyone can tell me please
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PlatinumTheCat 2 years ago
I might be the only one who actually prefers this to a working roller coaster because I’m terrified of roller coasters
Margaret H 2 years ago
You're not the only one. I've had nightmares about roller coaster cars coming off the rails since I was about 3.
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🤩🤯🤔🤣 🤣🤯 2 years ago
That's so hard to imagine not that I am saying that your wrong that is just hard to imagine.
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Lukas Meyer 2 years ago
I'm not sure why, but this reminds me of jurassic park when they go back to the old island and see all of the abandoned things
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
With the green paint and design, I would initially guess Boston MBTA green line trains, but the encroaching foliage looks too tropical.
Philly Bobcat 2 years ago
Philly's PTC (now SEPTA) used these (or similar) on the trolley lines. I remember them from the 60's and early 70's. There is an old "graveyard" in PA here where they were just left to rot.
Load More Replies... Brian Droste 2 years ago
If you read the Jurassic Park books I think it was off a island of Cuba where these took place. Correct me if I am wrong, and the government of Cuba goes and bomb the Island killing all the dinosaurs on the Island. There was a second island where all the bad left over experimental dinos were discarded. this is where second book took place. I read them so I know.
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Sven Grammersdorf 2 years ago
I think this was a level in a Medal of Honor game about 20 years ago
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Julia Mckinney 2 years ago
"Shall - we - play - a - game? How about Thermo-nuclear-destruction?"
Marley Nachi 2 years ago (edited)
the T looks like it's a (japanese) postbox with a gameboy themed exterior
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Jen Fabulous 2 years ago
It's an art installation: La maison dans la Loire is the brainchild of French artist Jean-Luc Courcoult, who created it as part of the 2007 Estuaire Art Exhibition, which invited a number of international artists to create large-scale works inspired by the Loire and its nearby estuary.
Justine Palvadeau Merceron 2 years ago
Absolutely. Not an abandoned place but definitely worth seeing !
Load More Replies... Leanne Hailes 2 years ago
This was an earlier picture in this article. The water level was much lower.
TurquoiseTzarina 2 years ago
I'm singing...... This old building keeps on leaning and my soul Has got to move My soul Has got to move My, my, my, my soul Has got to move This old building keeps on leaning and my soul Has got to move
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Pedantic Panda 2 years ago
The sign on tho of the gate frame says keep out (in polish). Happy to follow these instructions.
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Caroline Nagel 2 years ago
Just looked for it on Google Maps. The interior is magnifcent!
Load More Replies... Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Looks like the front of the palace of Genovia in Princess Diaries.
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Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
That's about the truth. Wouldn't get on Amtrak if you paid me.
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Lyone Fein 2 years ago
There were only a couple hundred of these space ship houses in the world.
martymcmatrix 2 years ago
OMG, the thingy is mine. I let the engine run as I had to spent a penny and finally got lost while I was on my way back.
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Margaret H 2 years ago
There are so many houses like this on the captivatinghouses website. Some are salvageable, others are at that point where it does not make sense to restore them.
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Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Cinderella's old digs. Gone to seed since she moved into the palace.
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Dana Ondráčková 2 years ago
I would say a small praying place. We have those all around Czech republic, little houses in size of a outdoor toilet with a small picture or a státu of jesus or Mary or other Saint that was significant to the local village.you can find them even in remote place as in th middle of the field by a single tree
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Amy Morie 2 years ago
Wagakawa Hydro Power Plant - holes were for turbines. Pretty amazing architecture
Load More Replies... Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Yeah I think I'd loose my breath as I feel through the hole. Lol
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Yeet_girl360 2 years ago
I feel like instead of building more and more new plain buildings we should focus on salvaging older buildings. Yeah, some are beyond gone, but ones like this looks like a good clean-up, wiring, and a couple other things. > Just a personal opinion.
Load More Replies... Margaret H 2 years ago
I can imagine a group of Edwardian women sitting in here having high tea...
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martymcmatrix 2 years ago
»So, Annie are you okay? Are you okay, Annie?« ••• michael-ja...iminal.gif 
Margaret H 2 years ago
… I can't remember if I cried When I read about his widowed bride But something touched me deep inside The day the music died
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Dana Ondráčková 2 years ago
A weeder, metal shovel And working gloves And this thing would be sparkling
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hitex 2 years ago
The chandelier & staircase are still in wonderful shape - the bones look good here still! Someone needs to save it
David Coleman 2 years ago
That a building that was so beautiful has been abandoned kind of gives me the creeps
Load More Replies... Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Chandelier needs cleaning bad. That's why no one restores it. Can't get good help any more.
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Norm Gilmore 2 years ago
A casual glance and it almost looks like a face staring out of the window above the balcony...
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Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Was he hanging on when it went under? I think I would have let go before it got that far.
Chexmy Licks/egg🇯🇵 2 years ago
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Frappuchino the hedgehog 2 years ago
Oh man I know this plane but I can’t remember the model rip
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Alyssa 2 years ago
It looks like it has ghosts sitting at the table which we can’t see. 👀
Load More Replies... Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Yeah the ghosts play poker every Friday night. But they are thinking of going to Sam's haunt. No one serves them anything here. Lol
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Gustav Gallifrey 2 years ago
Who set the table? What happened so suddenly that it was just left like that, the meal never served?
Chexmy Licks/egg🇯🇵 2 years ago
i wonder what happened to the people, bc theres still plates and forks like they r about to eat breakfast or smth
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Griffy 2 years ago
It's rather dangerous and not very legal. Most urbexers wear protective gear to protect from asbestos, bird guano, etc. You could also run into druggies, homeless people, annoyed animals. The buildings can be very weak, I have heard stories of urbexers literally falling through the floor. I would suggest enjoying videos and pictures instead of trying to go into an abandoned property. There's a subreddit on urbex with cool pictures and youtube has a bunch of good videos.
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Vermonta 2 years ago
I used to have that patch on my bell bottom hip hugger washed out blue jeans, along with a peace sign and the ecology flag
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Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
Good demonstration of how, in a million years, there will be no signs that humans were ever here besides some errant pieces of plastic here and there.
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Michelangelo Antonioni's dome, designed by Dante Bini, one of the most influential architects of the twentieth century, is a building with a unique past and priceless value, which resists the passing of the years and still bears witness to the troubled love story between Michelangelo Antonioni and Monica Vitti.
Chexmy Licks/egg🇯🇵 2 years ago
whos ready to fall off the stairs n break ur leg? lol (pretty cool doe but i dont like the stairs looks dangerous if ur not careful)
Agnes Jekyll 2 years ago
Would love to know the backstory of this house, especially why it has been allowed to rot.
Griffy 2 years ago
More pictures https://www.reddit.com/r/architecture/comments/v1ze9q/dante_bini_la_cupola_costa_paradiso_sardinia_1967/
Load More Replies... Deborah Rubin 2 years ago
Stairs should have risers as well as treads. These scare the hell out of me.
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Lyone Fein 2 years ago
Not so sure that this is abandoned. Seems kind of typical for some Shinto shrines out in the middle of the forest or mountains.
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Sans Serif 2 years ago
The New Muroto Sky Rest Resort in Cape Muroto, Japan abandoned in 1978
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Stephanie M Machado 2 years ago
Yes I know that there's probably major bacteria/mold but am I the only one who thinks that looks incredibly comfortable to sit on?
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David Coleman 2 years ago
A spokesman denied there has been lack of investment in the power grid network.
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
Voted "Best Electrical Operations Center", state of Texas 2023
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David Coleman 2 years ago
" Well yes there is a slight mold issue but the rents very reasonable "
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Norm Gilmore 2 years ago
New Muroto Sky Resort , Shikoku Japan. https://haikyo.org/new-muroto-sky-resort/
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ROSESARERED 2 years ago (edited)
That water would stink on a hot day, don't envy the neighbours
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Richard Graham 2 years ago
(Left to right) 1965 Chevrolet Impala Convertible, 1962 Chevrolet Impala Convertible.
Elchinero 2 years ago
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PattyK 2 years ago
It would be nice to have more information about these pics, like what they were, where they are, and why they were abandoned.
Jake stenhouse 2 years ago
You’re right, I think the urban explorers and photographers who hunt down these abandoned places purposely don’t give out their locations, maybe because they’re often trespassing but maybe also that they don’t want others to find them, someone else here may be able to give a better reason
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Chexmy Licks/egg🇯🇵 2 years ago
it would be more interesting if the story or what happened to these buildings,planes, ships or everything else in this posts was included
Adam Zad 2 years ago
Whenever I walk to Suffern, along the Erie track, I go by a poor old farmhouse, with its shingles broken and black. I suppose I’ve passed it a hundred times, but I always stop for a minute, and look at the house, the tragic house, the house with nobody in it. I never have seen a haunted house, but I hear there are such things; that they hold the talk of spirits, their mirth and sorrowings. I know this house isn’t haunted, and I wish it were, I do; for it wouldn’t be so lonely if it had a ghost or two. This house on the road to Suffern needs a dozen panes of glass, and somebody ought to weed the walk and take a scythe to the grass. It needs new paint and shingles, and the vines should be trimmed and tied; but what it needs the most of all is some people living inside.
Adam Zad 2 years ago
If I had a lot of money and all my debts were paid, I'd put a gang of men to work with brush and saw and spade. I'd buy that place and fix it up the way it used to be, and I’d find some people who wanted a home and give it to them free. Now, a new house standing empty, with staring window and door, looks idle, perhaps, and foolish, like a hat on its block in the store. But there’s nothing mournful about it; it cannot be sad and lone for the lack of something within it that it has never known. But a house that has done what a house should do, a house that has sheltered life, that has put its loving wooden arms around a man and his wife, a house that has echoed a baby’s laugh and held up his stumbling feet, is the saddest sight, when it’s left alone, that ever your eyes could meet.
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Maxime Gerbe 2 years ago
Cool abandoned pictures 👏 how do you find new places to explore? Would you mind posting the location on the Abandoned World App? 📲
Must Be Bored Again 2 years ago
Most of the buildings pictured are close in age to the entire US.
OmMarol 2 years ago
they made me feel very nostalgic, like I wonder how they looked like in the past and what's the story behind them. Here where I live, is a relatively new city by global standards so we don't have many old buildings, so it's hard to experience anything like this. Most abandoned places eventually get destroyed and they build something new, because with the growing population there's no room for unused spaces. I wonder what will happen to my house after my family and I are gone.
Kenny Kulbiski 2 years ago
Enjoyed these but wish there would have been more information included. Thanks to those people who provided some on some of them. I also noticed there wasn't a picture of an abandoned piano. I thought that was de rigueur on these posts.
PattyK 2 years ago
It would be nice to have more information about these pics, like what they were, where they are, and why they were abandoned.
Jake stenhouse 2 years ago
You’re right, I think the urban explorers and photographers who hunt down these abandoned places purposely don’t give out their locations, maybe because they’re often trespassing but maybe also that they don’t want others to find them, someone else here may be able to give a better reason
Load More Replies... Chexmy Licks/egg🇯🇵 2 years ago
it would be more interesting if the story or what happened to these buildings,planes, ships or everything else in this posts was included
Adam Zad 2 years ago
Whenever I walk to Suffern, along the Erie track, I go by a poor old farmhouse, with its shingles broken and black. I suppose I’ve passed it a hundred times, but I always stop for a minute, and look at the house, the tragic house, the house with nobody in it. I never have seen a haunted house, but I hear there are such things; that they hold the talk of spirits, their mirth and sorrowings. I know this house isn’t haunted, and I wish it were, I do; for it wouldn’t be so lonely if it had a ghost or two. This house on the road to Suffern needs a dozen panes of glass, and somebody ought to weed the walk and take a scythe to the grass. It needs new paint and shingles, and the vines should be trimmed and tied; but what it needs the most of all is some people living inside.
Adam Zad 2 years ago
If I had a lot of money and all my debts were paid, I'd put a gang of men to work with brush and saw and spade. I'd buy that place and fix it up the way it used to be, and I’d find some people who wanted a home and give it to them free. Now, a new house standing empty, with staring window and door, looks idle, perhaps, and foolish, like a hat on its block in the store. But there’s nothing mournful about it; it cannot be sad and lone for the lack of something within it that it has never known. But a house that has done what a house should do, a house that has sheltered life, that has put its loving wooden arms around a man and his wife, a house that has echoed a baby’s laugh and held up his stumbling feet, is the saddest sight, when it’s left alone, that ever your eyes could meet.
Load More Replies... Maxime Gerbe 2 years ago
Cool abandoned pictures 👏 how do you find new places to explore? Would you mind posting the location on the Abandoned World App? 📲
Must Be Bored Again 2 years ago
Most of the buildings pictured are close in age to the entire US.
OmMarol 2 years ago
they made me feel very nostalgic, like I wonder how they looked like in the past and what's the story behind them. Here where I live, is a relatively new city by global standards so we don't have many old buildings, so it's hard to experience anything like this. Most abandoned places eventually get destroyed and they build something new, because with the growing population there's no room for unused spaces. I wonder what will happen to my house after my family and I are gone.
Kenny Kulbiski 2 years ago
Enjoyed these but wish there would have been more information included. Thanks to those people who provided some on some of them. I also noticed there wasn't a picture of an abandoned piano. I thought that was de rigueur on these posts.
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