UrbEx
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The dilapidated church, which has laid unkept since the 1960s, has been transformed into a powerful art installation and tourist destination by artist Jakub Hadrava. read more 500px ISO » Stunning Photography, Incredible Stories » The Haunting Art Installation in an Abandoned Church You Need to Visit.
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A small car graveyard out in the Fens. read more Urbex: MG Graveyard — Darbians Photography.
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The origins of this company go back to its founding in the year 1833. The first production site was opened on this spot in 1836 and is the oldest factory-like building in this part of the city. read more Distillery H. – arcanum. urban exploration..
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Not too far south of Tokyo sits a yard of retired trains of varying ages. The oldest residents are two steam locomotives dating back over half a century, they sit proudly on their patch with their steam engines still intact, slowly decaying under the watchful eye of Mt Fuji on the horizon. The other carriages…
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IT was once a hive of activity full of students eager to learn.But due to an unstable foundation, Caringbah High School’s north campus was abandoned in 2010 leaving behind lessons on whiteboards and notes on desks.Now the only activity at the site comes in the form of vandals tagging it with graffiti. read more Creepy…
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There’s something eerily beautiful about the ruins of these old churches which were all abandoned and forgotten for various reasons. Some played important historical roles during times of war and civil unrest, while others depict the challenges and hardships faced by our modern world. Now, all that remains of these architectural wonders are parts of…
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THESE sinister images show the eerie insides of an abandoned train yard lost out of its time in rural, present-day Hungary. read more Haunting train graveyard filled with carriages used to ferry millions to Auschwitz | World | News | Daily Express.
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While holidaying on the Caribbean coast, urban explorer Darmon Richter, 33, from Oxford, ventured inside with his camera to take some incredible pictures read more Bats and crabs take over Cuba’s ghostly nuclear power station abandoned in Cold War era – Mirror Online.
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This old school building is one of my favorite abandoned places in Sweden. The decay is overwhelming and ruble and dust are everywhere. Here are old school desks in eerie classrooms and messages written on the boards from pasts visitors. The roof had collapsed in one of the attic corners with trees growing on the…
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A return visit to the old asylum/hospital. I was pretty much around all the remaining buildings today but access was limited to just a couple and not really much inside to photograph.. read more Walking the wards Urbex |.
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Love cemeteries? You are not alone. Being a taphophile if you don’t know that’s the official term for it or a tombstone tourist is an increasingly popular hobby. While cemeteries often conjure up images from gothic fiction or hammer horror, many are exceptionally beautiful places with rich histories and unique stories. Though they may be…
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We talk about ‘saving the planet’ but what we really mean is saving ourselves. The planet was here before us and will be just fine without us. Mother Nature is a powerful force, strong enough to undo all the “progress” that makes us feel invincible. It won’t be quick, but it will be beautiful. Here’s…
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There’s something particularly spectacular about witnessing the decay of a once-grand building. Lavish trappings fall into disrepair, once proud halls play host to insects and dust, and elegantly constructed architecture is exposed to time and the elements. Here are nine crumbling mansions that are fascinating to look at and come with some intriguing backstories. read…
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This old hospital was definitely one of the best locations we got into over our Easter holiday touring the South Island, looking out for new abandonments amongst the ones I knew of. The trip as a whole was indeed worth the 3500km of driving a rental car auto 1.5l = ZZZZZ. read more Limestone Hospital…
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7am on a cold winters morning me and Captainwinky accompanied by 2 friends headed for Rauceby Asylum armed with a camera, tripod, and a pair of gloves. There’s rumours that the asylum is haunted and to be fair although its in quite a dilapidated state there was a certain feeling about this place that kept…
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The way that we approach death and the unknown as a society changes rapidly according to technology, poverty, political stability and religious belief. Nowhere is this more evident than in the often forgotten underground crypts, catacombs and charnel houses hidden in some of the most ordinary and extraordinary places on earth. From deeply personal family…
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In the 19th Century, the London Underground was created to serve the needs of London’s booming suburbs. Today, the Underground or “Tube” as it’s known colloquially covers 402 kilometres or 250 miles of track and 270 stations. Despite having so many Tube stations now, there are many that go unused, having been shut or one…
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Abandoned steel factory somewhere in Belgium. For this exploration, I had the chance to get the authorisation to visit and take pictures of this wonderful place before they demolish the place. I’m really thankful for this as urbexers have seldom this chance. And this was a fantastic exploration ! read more Urbex – Vulcan’s Fire…
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Set in good-sized grounds in Belgium, Château D’Ah has been abandoned for some time now after being used as business premises as well as as the family home of the businessman. It would appear the owner was a photographer and printer offering photographic print services and offset printing. Classes in photography and photographic development were…
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After a great weekend of explores around the UK we had almost made it home. The hire car had to be back by 5pm and we were already running late, Myself, Carrot in Motion, and Urbanographer were all knackered and in need of a good bath. We were on the final straight towards home when…
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A Sunday afternoon/evening stroll turned into a little urban exploration, this time in an abandoned in 300 year old mansion. Constructed between 1714 and 1716 as a little country retreat for Lord Gray, the peerage is one of the oldest in Scotland Alexander Gray was created the 1st Lord Gray around 1440. read more Urbex:…
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From Dirty Dancing to plain dirty: Sullivan County—100 miles from New York City—once had more than 500 resorts. Today, all that remains of these Jewish holiday centers is a constellation of derelict buildings.Phones on desks, linens on beds, catalog cards spilling out of the filing cabinets—all covered with a fine patina of dust. Neglected for…
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Abandoned thermal institute somewhere in Belgium. I wouldn’t have called this place Alla Italia, but the urbex community loves to give strange nicknames to the abandoned places, so the guy who found that place called it Alla Italia. Probably due to the beautiful painted ceillings and the columns that somehow reminded him of the italian…
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How is it that when an average person spots the decrepit remnants of a building that is long past it’s days of glory, they find it repulsive, spooky even. But, when a photographer like Rebecca Litchfield previously here and here comes across such remains, they are capable of seeing something much brighter, more beautiful than…
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Johnny Joo is a name you might recognize. Not too long ago we featured a series of images Joo captured at a ‘train graveyard’ hidden in the forests of North Carolina. This time, we’re back with some more recent urbex work of his that takes us into the ruins of an abandoned film school that…