69 Abandoned Castles You Can Actually Explore [MAP] - Urbex …
Oct 10, 2020 — Explore 69 of the most breathtaking abandoned castles from around the world. Use our map to plan your next adventure.
Abandoned Places Near Me - Urban Exploration - Lost Places - Urbex
Most complete free urbex map on the internet. Over 50,000 locations of spots of lost places listed by the community. Help you find abandoned or haunted places near you.
Homepage - Abandoned World Photography
Welcome to Abandoned World Photography, a collection of urbex videography and photography that takes you on an incredible journey back centuries through time, exploring the world’s forgotten corners.
Château de Noisy - Miranda - Abandoned and Lost Places
‘Château de Noisy’ is probably the most famous urbex location ever. Many photographers visited this eerie castle to shoot photos. The official name of the castle is ‘Château Miranda’, later named ‘Home de Noisy’.
Schloss V, Abandoned Castle, Germany » Urbex - Behind …
Oct 15, 2015 — Schloss V, sometimes called Piano Castle, is a stunning castle in Germany with a history dating back to the Middle Ages. A fire ripped through the original house in around 1500 and completely destroyed it.
Château de la Chasseigne: A Fascinating Tour of a French Count’s ...
Referred to as the “secret château” within the urbex community, the Château de la Chasseigne remains discreetly nestled amidst a grove of oak trees near the village of Saint-Parize-le-Châtel in Burgundy’s Nièvre department.
Château de Moulbaix - Abandoned and Lost Places www.urbex.nl
THE ABANDONED CASTLE IN BELGIUM. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★. This castle named ‘Château de la Foret’ or ‘Château de Moulbaix’ is abandoned since 2005. The picturesque castle with 344 windows was designed in 1860 by Athois architect Désiré Limbourg.
Château Nottebohm (BE) - Abandoned Castle In Belgium - Pepper Urbex
Jan 5, 2017 — The castle domain Nottebohm comprises an area of over 58 hectares, within the center an abandoned villa, built in 1908-1909 by the family Nottebohm from Antwerp. Château Nottebohm served as a country retreat for the family and was regularly inhabited until 1943.
Castle Miranda aka Château de Noisy, Belgium - Urbex
Jul 6, 2014 — Château Miranda, also known as Château de Noisy is a castle built in the 19 th century in Celles, Belgium. The Liedekerke-Beaufort family had left their previous home, Vêves Castle, during the French Revolution and in 1866 commissioned the English architect Milner to build Chateau Miranda.
The abandoned Dundas Castle - Urbex playground
This castle includes a house, a courtyard, a curtain wall and a folly resembling a barbican. Dundas Castle is an unusual example of Anglo-American estate architecture in the western Catskills region of New York. Originally named Craig-E-Clair, the castle was built by Ralph W.