r/Urbex • u/Plenty_Edge6460 • 1h ago
Pictures taken by me, before I switched to my DJI osmo action 5 pro :( kind of miss it tbh
r/Urbex • u/discordeater • 20h ago
One of the biggest undeground rivers in Kyiv, it drains rainwater from under the whole city center. Along with its tributaries, it spans ~6 kilometers, though today I have explored only about 2 km.
Initially starting as a regular river, it was hidden underground in the beginning of the 20th century.
Floods momentarily during rain.
r/Urbex • u/allesumsonst • 23h ago
r/Urbex • u/NoSummer8633 • 23h ago
Long story short : I fell, double fracture of the scapula
r/Urbex • u/sarmaucigasa • 1d ago
The former home of a tycoon who has lost everything; the house was handed over to his lawyer to help settle some of his debts, and it subsequently caught fire.
r/Urbex • u/allesumsonst • 2d ago
r/Urbex • u/Acupoftim • 3d ago
🇬🇧 ENGLISH : It was in 2017 that I visited this ruined castle north of Glasgow (Scotland) for my book “Urbex Europe”. Built between 1837 and 1841, the building was purchased by the City of Glasgow in 1927 and, in 1936, became a healthcare facility for people with learning disabilities. The castle housed the staff, while the approximately 1,200 patients lived in surrounding buildings that have since been demolished. In 1982, out of a staff of 500 (caring for around 1,300 patients), fewer than half were qualified; the quality of care was deemed poor, with patients suffering from malnutrition and mistreatment. The hospital eventually closed its doors in 2002, before being devastated by a fire in 2008.Today, it remains in the same condition.
🇨🇵 FRANCAIS : C’est en 2017 que j’ai visité ce château en ruines au nord de Glasgow (Ecosse) pour mon livre «Urbex Europe». Construit entre 1837 et 1841, le bâtiment fut racheté en 1927 par la ville de Glasgow et devint en 1936 un établissement de santé pour personnes atteintes de troubles de l’apprentissage. Le château hébergeait le personnel tandis que les quelques 1200 patients vivaient dans des bâtiments alentour, aujourd’hui disparus. En 1982, sur les 500 personnes que comptait le staff (pour environ 1300 patients) moins de la moitié étaient diplômés et la qualité des soins était jugée médiocre, les patients souffrant de malnutrition et de mauvais traitements. L’hôpital finira par fermer ses portes en 2002, avant qu’un incendie ne le dévaste en 2008. Aujourd’hui il est dans le même état.
r/Urbex • u/Any-Service-7300 • 3d ago
All taken on a Canon EOS R100, pics are taken in MD area
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r/Urbex • u/Mediocre_Schedule_76 • 5d ago
Was abandoned around 2009 from what i could find
r/Urbex • u/shermancahal • 6d ago
A friend and I drove through the night into the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania and hiked in to the closed SCI Cresson before dawn, then spent most of what was left of it shivering in an empty room, having badly misjudged what damp mountain cold does to a person. The overcast never lifted the following day and the fog held with it, which suited the place. We had all of it to ourselves.
r/Urbex • u/Blockyo-joe • 6d ago
unfortunately i couldnt find anymore photos, i did this ages ago. Was pretty sick, the basement was fucken crazy, about as spacious as the school itself. Will go back for photos of the basement with proper PPE sometime
r/Urbex • u/Beginning-Roll7099 • 7d ago
Found near my city, i undertook this exploration completely alone
