Balnamore House
Balnamore House was owned by local Linen merchant John Caldwell in the 18th Century who was banished to America in 1799 after being accused of being an Irish radical.
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Kyiv Institute of Information
Originally designed to be a “Synthesis of the arts”, this building, nicknamed the “Kiev Flying Saucer” by locals is due to be restored and renovated into a science museum. This building is also featured...
The Farmhouse
This farmhouse, located in rural Northern Ireland has stunning views of the countryside and at one time would have made the perfect family home.
The Country Pub & Restaurant
This country pub and restaurant is located on a seldom-travelled country road in Northern Ireland. It called last orders at Christmas, leaving behind everything including their Christmas tree.
Holy Island Boat Sheds
The Holy Island boat sheds are old herring boats, no longer seaworthy that have been brought ashore, flipped over, and used as storage sheds!
Memory Park / Kyiv Crematorium
Memory Park is a crematorium located on the outskirts of Kiev, Ukraine. Controversial at the time of planning as cremation was a sensitive subject after the WWII genocide and incineration of Ukrainian Jews, this...
Urbex Guides
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How to Find Abandoned Places for Urban Exploration (Urbex)
Want to explore abandoned places but not sure how to start? This comprehensive guide shows you how to safely find abandoned spots for your next urbex adventure.
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Urbex Essentials – Equipment You Need for Urban Exploration
Whether you’re new to urbex or a seasoned explorer, this guide covers the essential equipment you need and shares invaluable tips for your urbex adventures.
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Urbex Map
Ready for your next urban exploration adventure? Our interactive Urbex Map is the ideal tool for discovering abandoned locations. You can also use the geolocation feature to find places we’ve explored near your current location, making it easier than ever to plan your next urbex outing.