A question from a French guy : HOW did they enter in ? Breaking a window ? French castles are PRIVATE PROPERTIES not a playground ! Stop "urbex" tourism, folks
The Lysol spray is pretty new. I don't know why they didnt just get a broom, instead of leaving it this way to decay even more. Someone is around, they are just negligent.
This was one of the most Gorgeous Historical Castles I have ever seen. Thank you. You left me really wanting to see all the tiny hidden rooms. I Pray someone will come in and preserve all of its history and make it a museum and Bed and Breakfast for all to enjoy.
I couldn’t help myself. I’d have to check behind every door, open every drawer and cupboard. Inspect every piece of art. inspect every book and document. Look under every bed. Then I’d want to metal detect the grounds. There would never be enough time. Treasure.
I am so fascinated how people lived in the past. Thank you Lesley and Danny. Love how you slowly move around the rooms so we see clearly the details and also the still photos and explaining the history too. It’s amazing that beds are still made. I bet you could make another documentary of this stunning place but show other rooms. I wish Danny didn’t talk over Lesley. Love you guys and look forward to more. ❤❤. From Canada
I find that Danny lets Leslie go and only interjects when a slight correction is needed or when additional cogent historical data deserves pointing out. Danny's camera skills as Leslie guides is exceptional. Chateau de Purnon, another huuuuge French property is being restored. It is major, costly, time consuming work and to bring up to today's living standards with electricity & plumbing: floors, walls & ceilings need to be surveyed, cut into and then repaired as though not disturbed. They have obtained a special restoration grant by the French gov't or architectural antiquities organization to help with the repairs, as well as their own fortune. Owners have og floor plans and explain the purpose of rooms, maid/man servant rooms, work rooms, secret stairs etc., which I find helpful in informing me of what went on here. Many of the small painted vignettes over doors & fireplaces are copies of famous art by French artists of the time. I would have like to have explored much more of the kitchen to see where washing up was done, dumb waiter, bread ovens, cabinets etc.
There is nothing more enchanting than a Castle with an enormous library packed with books 📚📚all the way to the ceiling,, just like Belle on the Beast’s Castle. Magic. !! Thank you Lesly & Danny. Sending you hugs and love from Panama 🇵🇦💕
So much has been removed from this castle, I pray someone just took the valuables and stored them and they did not get stolen. I wish I was rich, I would buy this and open it up so people could feel the part of history that once was living there. Such a beautiful place, thank you two for doing such a great justice to this castle.
I would imagine the sale of certain objects and material from this marvelous monstrosity would help to preserve it to a large degree. We must understand that the times we live in now do not support such grand opulence. That does not reduce their grander in any way but it speaks to a culture that may be lost to time. A culture which represented oppression and profit from servitude. Let us not forget.
Oh wow!! I can't wait to see this. There is no one like you Lesley, your presence, voice and how you tell these stories with class is unmatched. Also good job to those behind the scenes, well done yet again. Thank you for doing these videos, we know it's not easy and very exhausting but you still do it so effortlessly. Well done, love form Canada💖 ⚔🛡⚔🛡
You young boys were born to explore & entertain us with the history of these amazing adventures ❤. Thank you..your parents must be so proud ❤take care ❤love from Western Australia 🇦🇺
In my opinion, this was the most beautifully decorated and uncluttered chateau. Just beauty everywhere you looked. So many are daunting in size and clutter, but this one definitely had a homey feel to it. Thank you, Bros of Decay, this was a charming look at a true piece of history.🤗
All I can say is "Magnificent"! Thank you for sharing this piece of history, it was incredible. I enjoyed the photos that showed the rooms in their full glory. It rendered me speechless so I can imagine how you felt actually being there.
This was SO much fun exploring this incredible place with you guys! Thank you Leslie and Danny for taking us along. I hope you guys realize the joy you bring by sharing these amazing adventures from around the globe. And you do it so artfully, so beautifully. This one was definitely special. Thank you!!!!! I'll be anxiously awaiting the next one.
Bonjour excusez moi mais je ne peux pas vous écrire en anglais toute fois bravo pour vos vidéos. Le château de Favols est tout simplement merveilleux. Espérons qu'il le reste. Continuez à nous faire rêver
I watched a British couple explore this on their channel last week, but they knew nothing about the history and they went through it quickly, obviously missing rooms. I know Leslie and Denny will show us everything and tell us as much as they can. Looking forward to the rest of the documentary…
I always wonder who currently owns this property and why is it left to rot? How do things like this happen when people all over the world are starving and homeless? Oh I just heard it is up for sale, sorry.
Having two people sharing their knowledge is more enlightening than one person constantly guessing about items and history. Shared knowledge is never a detriment in these explores. As I grow older I am less and less "thrilled" by exclusive and beautiful spaces for the privileged few. But as a student and instructor of the Humanities, I understand they were also patrons of craftspeople and artists. Eventually, some of that wealth was used to create public spaces where ordinary citizens could walk and gather in the presence of beautiful architecture and enjoy the works of great sculptors and painters.
Absolutely stunning. Lesley and Danny, you show everything in such detail, it is so pleasant to watch your videos. The camera work is so good that I can watch your presentation without feeling motion sickness. As you film and walk, the viewer feels as though they're walking with you, anticipating what is around the corner. Thank you for sharing.
Lesley, wow this is a marvelous abandoned Fairytale Castle. You and Danny treat this location with tremendous respect. I appreciate that virtual tour very much. Thank you!
I am simply amazed at this beautiful castle!! I hope that someone can renovate & bring this castle back to life. Thank you for the amazing opportunity you gave your fans by giving us the tour. As always you & Danny are wonderful!❤❤
I can’t emphasize enough how much I appreciate you showing all the hidden little spaces and nooks and crannies of this beautiful place. Other channels don’t do this and it’s the most interesting part for me. Thank you!
I find it wonderful that these beautiful places have not been vandalized! Some that you show us have SO MANY pieces that must be worth a ton. Whether it is furniture or rugs or nick knacks or painting, frames , mirrors, even the marble facades of the fireplaces....all of this is very valuable. It says something to me and that is even the down and out prone to theft people of France must still have a sense of respect. If these places were in the US they would have been stripped of every single thing worth a dollar and up. I wonder how they have managed to keep so much stuff in these places and yet, they are not vandalized.
I believe the family that owns it still lives in the area to provide the minimum care that this place needs to not be completely vandalized or run down by burglars.
I'm absolutely amazed with this incredible castle ! Wonderful architecture and lovely interior design! I love the theatre , the library, the paintings and those exquisite antiques! Thank you, Lesley and Danny for this wonderful tour through history! You're the best! ❤
Wonderful video! I have seen this château in several other videos, and you two are the only ones who bothered to research its history and give us some details about the building and its features. I am pleased that the building is up for sale and that whomever inherited it was able to go in and remove the tapestries and other items they wanted to keep or have preserved in museums. I hope the building finds a buyer. Wonderful video!
Wow what a privilege to be shown this magnificent building with it’s treasures and secrets. Mind blowing. You both did it justice as usual. No one does a narrative the way you do Leslie. You are truly passionate and a pleasure to be shown around.
Para mi, este es el mejor de tus videos. Es increíble que este sitio se conserve en tan buenas condiciones, y solo espero que lo rescaten del abandono antes de que sea demasiado tarde. Gracias, Les, por mostrarnos esta maravilla. Cuando los seres humanos eran capaces de construir cosas hermosas.
After looking at several of these videos of these abandoned palaces, castles, manors, mansions, homes of all shapes and sizes and so on, one thing is clear. We are all just temporary residents on this planet wherever we may go while living in it. We get to live maybe 80 good years and then we are done. Eventually the next generations will become the new residents whether from the same family tree or not. These abandoned places are proof that ultimately all lives end and only the future knows how that will turn out. The stories and memories of people, events, activities that have occured is all that is left behind. We must use our time well and enjoy the only life we will ever have as we will never come this way again.
Absolutely stunning. It's such a shame that the family couldn't keep it. You actually would probably still have to be royalty with an allowance to keep up the restoration maintenance. This is a French treasure. The government should step in and purchase it. Make it a Museum.
Wow I've never heard Danny speak up so much. Almost felt like he over took Leslie a bit. But i love how excited they both were. Showed in the way they described everything. ❤️
@RuthAParra Danny does seem to know more but...Leslie has been doing this for years & it's his channel...a few times I felt as though he made Leslie look dumb. But I've heard Leslie say to him he wants to learn the right words & stuff. But Danny needs to be more tactful.
Why doesn't someone make it into a luxury hotel. Some bedrooms would need to be converted to bathrooms or bathrooms added into the larger rooms. Better than letting it fall into ruin and decay. It always breaks my heart to see books left behind or family photos. You always do such an amazing job of finding the history of places you explore and are so respectful of the place.
Don't think there would be demand for it, France has one castle per village/town they just have so many castles that a few just need to be abandoned that is just the way of things, plus rich people probably wouldn't want to come here they'd want to be in hotels surrounded by rich parts of big cities such as Paris or Nice not in a small village.
@@greatgamingchannale8257 wrong some people especially rich people like secluded places when they retire or for holidays. growing up you'll appreciate serenity and nature more than the hustle of the busy cities. for example look at valentino garavani's home, its similar and he's retired.
Leslie and denny you both are doing such an amazing job. I watch another abondet house that different people is doing this job however you both are the best. Congratulations.
What a magnificent castle! Something kept in one family for centuries! How wonderful. I truly hope some one buys this and restores it and displays it in it's original beauty whether it is a hotel or a museum! Beautiful!
What a great episode Bros of Decay is my favorite, but the filming of extra detail with paintings, tapestries etc was extra awesome along with the extra historical explanations. Well done great episode.
This castle is absolutely stunning! I hope it gets sold soon to people who take good care of it! All these older castles need to be preserved. It’s history of grandeur living & architecture.
Thank you so much for showing this beautiful castle, I couldn’t take my eyes away! Just stunning, every moment. I appreciate also is your honest respect for each place you visit and your love of the history behind it. Thank you again ❤
This is an extraordinarily beautiful mansion. I’m awe struck at the mammoth size of this castle. In its day it must have been unbelievably awesome. They were so mindful to decorate with such amazing details, everything was matched together perfectly. The theater room and library were so awesome. I truly hope they sell this to someone that will preserve the natural beauty and history of this castle. I enjoyed this video very much! Excellent job Leslie and Danny, bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
i dont know how ive come across your channel...im speechless...your videos literally gave me life in an instant. im so grateful for your amazing work here, thank you!
I am from the State of Iraq. You comrades have proven your worth by documenting this wonderful video and this achievement. You are very special. I was very happy to see this wonderful castle. Its owners were really very lucky. I wish you success always.🙏🌹🙏🌹🙏🌹
I love seeing your videos and the affection and respect of you with the places you visit, the care to record interesting pieces and the history of the people... thanks for this
You guys are awesome videographer/adventurers. Your educated narrative is wonderful. It is clear that you have both studied period history. In my uni-days, I got so sick of studying architecture, I had to stop. However; now in my second stage of life, I can appreciate the study of architecture with much more understanding. The fact that this is a 12th century foundation and its stone structure has survived a fire intrigues me. Many opulent stone structures of this period did not have plumbing. (the word plumbing is derived from the latin word for lead) These semi-ancient structures amaze me due to their adaptive elements that improved human hygiene during this period. At 56:51 I notice there is a pitcher and wash basin. Then we briefly see a chamber pot adjacent to that and the window. This seems to represent a more sanitized version of hygiene most related to the victorian age. Then, thanks to your observational skills we see a smaller space with a bucket to the right of the aforementioned chamber pot. A bed room with a chamber pot, a basin and pitcher does not need a bucket in a counter which does not seem to fit the other parts of the room. This smaller space has walls decorated, but apparently the lighting was of no consequence. (Notice the shop lamp over the bucket.) Was this bucket possibly the storage place for the content of the chamber pot until it was removed? I'm not sure. If so, it's good to have a door to prevent uncomfortable odor from entering the room. I can't help but to notice that there seems to be an opening directly across from the smaller room with that is the same shape of the smaller room door. Why does the bed appear to be blocking this opening? The blocked opening seems to open out from the small bedroom. Also, there seems to be a door that would open into the room on the same wall at the foot of the bed. The imagined door at the foot of the bed would conflict and prevent entry from without the small bedroom when opened. Why, I wonder, are most of the other discreet room openings without glass but this room has a half glass paned opening? Also why do so many Edison style bell buttons appear out side of each door and within this room beside the fireplace? This must have been the request to enter and the request for service bells. Simple electrical circuitry was a huge advancement from the pull cord for service style bell of the past. Without proper hydraulic plumbing, the watch towers of defensive structures in this age required a swift and efficient manor to safely remove waste. While descending from their towers lords and ladies, must appear clean and fresh for their subjects. However; sentries and royals did not wish to bother descending and then ascending many flights of stairs to relieve themselves. Malodorous soiled rulers could include embarrassment and disgust from their attendants. Therefore royals and their guards must then be required to drop their waste like a bird from a convenient cantilevered hole on the top of the tower. This royal behavior would not only deter attackers but remind those who must serve them bellow that they are subjects. Towers of this era then must include simple waste disposal that did not embarrass but enforce rule by discreetly dropping waste from atop the tower to the grounds below. This practice was employed by royalty until they employed proper plumbing. Thank god for the Roman Empire. However; Roman plumbing, as effective as it was, was mostly supplied with lead pipes. This fact turned out bad for the Roman elite who were blessed with apparent cleanliness. Now, this brings me to my point, have the s**t chutes been removed from this structure? Or have they been simply disguised?
At 1:17:19 we can see severe staining on the outside walls bellow the openings. Most often the weather is deflected from window openings. This would result in less staining below the opening. Because of the advent of indoor pluming, Many modern people would try to disguise any evidence of dropped from above waste removal. Obvious gauche reminders of the past were uncomfortable. Therefor the upper stories would be removed of such primitiveness.
For example these "window" openings seem to be void of a window sill. The lack of a window sill would contribute to collection of runoff and waste would stain the exterior. This would explain why the curtains or shutters viewed from the inside seem to be a meter away from the outside surface of the wall. This would explain the broad and decorative spaces on the "front" of the Chateau and the rough and discreet spaces behind it. The orientation of he chateau would obviously face windward of the prevailing breeze. The leeward side would be servant quarters and grounds keepers etc. This would then reinforce the feudal class distinction required to rule subjected people during the time.
hi Lesley & Danny, i am so glad that this Castle has been sold & will be looked after. It looks to be in good condition. The Theatre Stage is beautiful. Yes an Amazing Castle indeed. Thank you so much.
This is absolutely my new favorite channel on UA-cam! You both are so respectful of the space and the history within it. Standing in places like these are the product of history buff dreams! As a history enthusiast myself I love using the phrase "Respecting what was, to understand what is". Thank you for spreading awareness and even saving historical landmarks from being erased. You guys do such incredible work and I absolutely cannot wait to see more from you! Warmest wishes sent to you from North Bay, California!
Hello Lesley and Danny! The Castle are amazing beautiful, all architecture design and small detail 😮. Thank you for all information you and Danny found about it. Incredible video today 🙌 😊❤🤗🤗😘😘
Olá Lesley e Dany! Aqui é o Rogério do Brasil, assisto ao seu canal há pelo menos seis anos, e acho que esse castelo é o local mais magnífico e incrível que vocês nos mostraram até agora. Aprecio muito a história da Europa, o "velho continente" é muito rico em história e arquitetura. Parabéns e gratidão por mais este vídeo. Deus os abençoe sempre. Abraço fraterno!
@Brosofdecay, you have come such a long way on your channel. I love when you dress in the period costumes. It just really brings the mansions to life. Love your intros also, very well done.
Lesley , you did such a good job on this! That was really a stunning castle! I can’t believe all of the artifacts and furniture etc. that were left in there. I truly hope that they are able to preserve that and at least make it into a museum. Thank you so much. Beautiful editing too. Sending sweet vibes from California.💜🫶🤗😎🇺🇸
This castle is amazing. I can’t believe that anyone would leave all the furniture & belongings in it? I certainly would have made sure it wasn’t accessible. Who abandoned a castle like this? I hope whoever purchases this stunning bldg restores it & opens it to the public. You all do such amazing work! Thank you. Some of your best work!❤❤❤
It is still owned by the original family who might have preferred a more modern accommodation and lifestyle. However, when you think about it, it is a smart marketing to let Urban Explorers in to let the audience discover this amazing place. It's been for sale since 2017 for an astronomic amount of money. It also needs major electrical and plumbing work and the top two floors have suffered the most from decades of neglect. Have you seen any working bathrooms besides the nicely designed bedrooms?
En 6 ans il a dû drôlement ce dégradé et peut être finir d'être pillé avec se qu'il restait d'intéressant à l'intérieur malheureusement. Il y a beaucoup de châteaux et villas qui finissent comme celà en France.
Grandioso, ojalá alguien le de una nueva oportunidad a este pedazo de historia y no lo dejen morir en silencio; es increíblemente hermoso. Gracias Leslie y Danny💜
Mulțumesc Lesley &Danny pentru prezentarea acestui minunat castel! Ce viata au dus prințesele și prinții! Or,tu Lesley ai uitat sa onorezi castelul îmbrăcat în tinuta ta boiereasca! Acest episod l-am văzut de 2,3 ori. Mulțumesc și pentru traducere!
What a place!!! I wish I could buy that castle. I would make it beautiful, and restore it as best as I could to make it as close to the original as possible. I cant believe places like this are just left abandoned, with such beautiful things still inside, and a 900 yr old wooden table, looking gorgeous. This castle is a national treasure for France. Its such a shame. I hope who ever buys it fixes it up and returns it to its full glory. So amazing.
Gorgeous as always. What a spectacular place. I hope it will be taken care of soon. Also, great capture of an orb around 2:12! You weren't alone on this explore...
I love how the fabric on the walls with the picture fames line up exactly right with the picture fame fabric on the two head boards of the beds. Very beautiful. It is a castle on the outside but you can see it was decorated like a palace on the inside.
A beautiful abandoned such as this deserves covering so thoroughly since it’s so interesting in elements of mystery, and parts of historyThanks Lesley and Danny! May your travels be safe and enjoyable ❤🎉Just truly magnificent!
mi humilde homenaje para los cientos de artesanos muertos hace mucho ,que por el poder del dinero de esa y otras familias ,nos legaron tanta belleza . es un pequeño " tunel del tiempo " asia sus trabajos cotidianos ,espero que se conserven para las futuras generaciones , gracias por mostrarlo al mundo
I'm only 17minutes in and I cant believe that first bedroom under the stairs with the bed... It is INCREDIBLY preserved! thank you both so much for showing us something straight out of the past. What a miracle that we get to see it... Also - the surrounding countryside is amazing also. Just wow all the way around lol It seems like sunlight faded the fabrics in the room at 1:08:20..so cool
Breathtakingly beautiful! French interior design --- especially French Provincial design -- is my favorite decor. Thank you for taking us along on this enchanting tour. My favorite rooms were the library and the little theater room. 🥰
Thank you for taking us through this absolutely stunningly spectacular home!!! The information you shared was so interesting. Being an overly curious person, I'd love to know why the family left so much behind.... thank you for the respect and passion you show for these grand places. You guys are good!
Nossa! Isso é melhor do que no cinema, amo essas histórias contadas por Lesley, com sua voz linda, caliente, seu rosto alegre e lindo contando mais outra história deixada para trás. Estamos em Gravatá, Pernambuco, Brasil. Bjs para quem assiste também
@@beijaflordocampo690 When using a translate program it put Her in where I think you were saying Your. I did a different translator it said Your in those spots.
I'm only 2 rooms in on this video and already amazed at this place. I'm daydreaming at what it looked like back in the day that I have to keep rewinding the video😅. Also, the entryway for sure reminds me of Lynnewood Hall. That video is my favorite that you've done(so far) but I can tell this one will be up there with Lynnewood 😊
Gorgeous old place - Château de Fayolle - wonderful! I am glad to hear that it will be sold and presumably refurbished and hopefully returned to its former glory.
Exquisite example of how the nobility lived in historical France. I hope the future owners take good care of this palace, and restore the damage to bring it back to its full beauty.🖤🇨🇦
These videos always let me forget the world around me. Thank you for sharing this ancient world 🙏 I just find Danny correcting Lesley and saying "don't do this and that" a bit awkward. But still it's a great film!
I agree with you. I felt Danny was constantly correcting Lesley about everything......I was getting annoyed a bit. Ty Lesley for being so gracious toward him. Not sure I could have! Love to you Lesley. ❤️
The most respectful urban ex I have ever seen. Your passion and enthusiasm is so clear for us to see. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for your conduct around this wonderful building.
Wow wow wow!! 😍 Now this is a true jewel. I truly understand why you got touched in there. I would love to see it myself. Or even buy it! But I will never be able to afford the price of it! 😏Hope someone finds a way to save her! 😍
I already watch this fairytail castle from another explorer, but they din't talk much about the history. They just roaming around and see everything. Days past I manage to search bros of decay if they already explor this wonderful castle.
참으로 매혹적이며 신비로운 프랑스의 고성입니다. 진심으로 깊은 인상을 주는 장소입니다. Fantastic and fascinating old French castle ever made! It is very impressive to me. Thanks for uploading it. 🎉🎉🎉
For 900 years that castle was loved and protected, I sure hope whoever buys it saves it and protects for historical reasons... so amazing.
A question from a French guy : HOW did they enter in ? Breaking a window ? French castles are PRIVATE PROPERTIES not a playground ! Stop "urbex" tourism, folks
Quem seria os donos dessa criação no ano de 1123 ???????
Es fantástico , pero para ser habitado debería hacerse una inversión multimillonaria.. hay muchísimo por restaurar.
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The Lysol spray is pretty new. I don't know why they didnt just get a broom, instead of leaving it this way to decay even more. Someone is around, they are just negligent.
This was one of the most Gorgeous Historical Castles I have ever seen. Thank you. You left me really wanting to see all the tiny hidden rooms. I Pray someone will come in and preserve all of its history and make it a museum and Bed and Breakfast for all to enjoy.
The tiny hidden rooms are not to be spoken of.
Thanks Lesley and Danny for showing this incredible building to the viewers. It must be a wonderful experience for you to be there in real life.
I couldn’t help myself. I’d have to check behind every door, open every drawer and cupboard. Inspect every piece of art. inspect every book and document. Look under every bed. Then I’d want to metal detect the grounds. There would never be enough time. Treasure.
Seriously though and I would have to try some of that wine that's insane
I don't think yo would wish to look that hard in those places.
I’m glad they are trying to sell it rather than let it continue to fall into disrepair. A home so beautiful should be restored.
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When I’m having anxiety and watching your videos always helps me
Nice voice he’s got a Dutch accent I think:)
Thank you soo much I am glad I can help you in some way ☺️❤️
That is correct 😌
They are comforting, as they don't include bright flashing lights and loud disturbing soundtracks. Thanks guys. You rock!
I am so fascinated how people lived in the past. Thank you Lesley and Danny. Love how you slowly move around the rooms so we see clearly the details and also the still photos and explaining the history too. It’s amazing that beds are still made. I bet you could make another documentary of this stunning place but show other rooms. I wish Danny didn’t talk over Lesley. Love you guys and look forward to more. ❤❤. From Canada
Dunya da herwey Allaha mexsusdur butun malda mulkde onundur ...Allahu Ekber ☝️
Yeah, I like the fact Denny knows a lot more but I miss Leslie's emotional take with more pausing and silence.
I find that Danny lets Leslie go and only interjects when a slight correction is needed or when additional cogent historical data deserves pointing out. Danny's camera skills as Leslie guides is exceptional.
Chateau de Purnon, another huuuuge French property is being restored. It is major, costly, time consuming work and to bring up to today's living standards with electricity & plumbing: floors, walls & ceilings need to be surveyed, cut into and then repaired as though not disturbed.
They have obtained a special restoration grant by the French gov't or architectural antiquities organization to help with the repairs, as well as their own fortune.
Owners have og floor plans and explain the purpose of rooms, maid/man servant rooms, work rooms, secret stairs etc., which I find helpful in informing me of what went on here.
Many of the small painted vignettes over doors & fireplaces are copies of famous art by French artists of the time.
I would have like to have explored much more of the kitchen to see where washing up was done, dumb waiter, bread ovens, cabinets etc.
There is nothing more enchanting than a Castle with an enormous library packed with books 📚📚all the way to the ceiling,, just like Belle on the Beast’s Castle. Magic. !!
Thank you Lesly & Danny. Sending you hugs and love from Panama 🇵🇦💕
So much has been removed from this castle, I pray someone just took the valuables and stored them and they did not get stolen. I wish I was rich, I would buy this and open it up so people could feel the part of history that once was living there. Such a beautiful place, thank you two for doing such a great justice to this castle.
I would imagine the sale of certain objects and material from this marvelous monstrosity would help to preserve it to a large degree. We must understand that the times we live in now do not support such grand opulence. That does not reduce their grander in any way but it speaks to a culture that may be lost to time. A culture which represented oppression and profit from servitude. Let us not forget.
Thanks!
Oh wow!! I can't wait to see this. There is no one like you Lesley, your presence, voice and how you tell these stories with class is unmatched. Also good job to those behind the scenes, well done yet again. Thank you for doing these videos, we know it's not easy and very exhausting but you still do it so effortlessly. Well done, love form Canada💖 ⚔🛡⚔🛡
I love watching this channel but please tell the camera guy to stop talking!!! Its distracting!!
Agreed, you two are like a dynamic duo who offer respect for each other in an advance and yield format. That in itself is valuable.
Really wish someone would purchase it and bring it back. It is absolutely beautiful
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I didn’t want this video to end. Absolutely my favorite of all time. ❤
Oh my gosh!! A library to die for!! It’s absolutely gorgeous!!
Books are heavy and require preservation.
You young boys were born to explore & entertain us with the history of these amazing adventures ❤. Thank you..your parents must be so proud ❤take care ❤love from Western Australia 🇦🇺
In my opinion, this was the most beautifully decorated and uncluttered chateau. Just beauty everywhere you looked. So many are daunting in size and clutter, but this one definitely had a homey feel to it. Thank you, Bros of Decay, this was a charming look at a true piece of history.🤗
I wonder if it is uncluttered due to selling things off.
@@stupidphone2361 Could be but I didn't see a lot of shelving and side tables. :)
Not a lot of useless "pieces" to just fill space. Everything looks like it has a purpose. True wealth
All I can say is "Magnificent"! Thank you for sharing this piece of history, it was incredible. I enjoyed the photos that showed the rooms in their full glory. It rendered me speechless so I can imagine how you felt actually being there.
I have no words..I’m in awe of the beauty of this castle. I also enjoyed hearing both Leslie and Danny.
Love the addition of the pictures of what the rooms used to look like.
Dark history covered up very beautifully
This was SO much fun exploring this incredible place with you guys! Thank you Leslie and Danny for taking us along. I hope you guys realize the joy you bring by sharing these amazing adventures from around the globe. And you do it so artfully, so beautifully. This one was definitely special. Thank you!!!!! I'll be anxiously awaiting the next one.
Bonjour excusez moi mais je ne peux pas vous écrire en anglais toute fois bravo pour vos vidéos. Le château de Favols est tout simplement merveilleux. Espérons qu'il le reste. Continuez à nous faire rêver
Poderia transformar em um patrimônio histórico, ou um hotel de luxo .
Imagino uma restauração aí
Atraía muitos turistas.
I watched a British couple explore this on their channel last week, but they knew nothing about the history and they went through it quickly, obviously missing rooms. I know Leslie and Denny will show us everything and tell us as much as they can. Looking forward to the rest of the documentary…
Same question about the British couple : how did they enter in ? Breaking a window ? This castle is a private property ..
@@loicalcyon4270 Actually if I remember correctly, they were given permission to explore.
@@ShansAtlantisI’m sure you are correct
I always wonder who currently owns this property and why is it left to rot? How do things like this happen when people all over the world are starving and homeless? Oh I just heard it is up for sale, sorry.
Beautiful tour. Love Bros of decay’s videos. ❤
Having two people sharing their knowledge is more enlightening than one person constantly guessing about items and history. Shared knowledge is never a detriment in these explores. As I grow older I am less and less "thrilled" by exclusive and beautiful spaces for the privileged few. But as a student and instructor of the Humanities, I understand they were also patrons of craftspeople and artists. Eventually, some of that wealth was used to create public spaces where ordinary citizens could walk and gather in the presence of beautiful architecture and enjoy the works of great sculptors and painters.
Yes props to Danny too lol
Great nice amaizing arquitecture scharmings nice thak you
Like general de gaulle beeing from the french revolution😂😂
Einfach Phantastisch dieses Video. Danke für deine gute Arbeit.
Absolutely stunning. Lesley and Danny, you show everything in such detail, it is so pleasant to watch your videos. The camera work is so good that I can watch your presentation without feeling motion sickness. As you film and walk, the viewer feels as though they're walking with you, anticipating what is around the corner. Thank you for sharing.
Lesley, wow this is a marvelous abandoned Fairytale Castle. You and Danny treat this location with tremendous respect. I appreciate that virtual tour very much. Thank you!
I am simply amazed at this beautiful castle!! I hope that someone can renovate & bring this castle back to life. Thank you for the amazing opportunity you gave your fans by giving us the tour. As always you & Danny are wonderful!❤❤
Greah and beutigul delicate style renacentins abaoug hundreds years before centuryes heritage amaizing thank you
I can’t emphasize enough how much I appreciate you showing all the hidden little spaces and nooks and crannies of this beautiful place. Other channels don’t do this and it’s the most interesting part for me. Thank you!
I find it wonderful that these beautiful places have not been vandalized! Some that you show us have SO MANY pieces that must be worth a ton. Whether it is furniture or rugs or nick knacks or painting, frames , mirrors, even the marble facades of the fireplaces....all of this is very valuable. It says something to me and that is even the down and out prone to theft people of France must still have a sense of respect. If these places were in the US they would have been stripped of every single thing worth a dollar and up. I wonder how they have managed to keep so much stuff in these places and yet, they are not vandalized.
I believe the family that owns it still lives in the area to provide the minimum care that this place needs to not be completely vandalized or run down by burglars.
@claudiadickerman4218 ici en France aussi beaucoup de châteaux sont pillés par des gens venus d ailleurs.
This is so true .. this place would have gerfitti from gang members it's pathetic 😢
I'm absolutely amazed with this incredible castle ! Wonderful architecture and lovely interior design! I love the theatre , the library, the paintings and those exquisite antiques! Thank you, Lesley and Danny for this wonderful tour through history! You're the best! ❤
Wonderful video! I have seen this château in several other videos, and you two are the only ones who bothered to research its history and give us some details about the building and its features. I am pleased that the building is up for sale and that whomever inherited it was able to go in and remove the tapestries and other items they wanted to keep or have preserved in museums. I hope the building finds a buyer. Wonderful video!
ICH BIN SPRACHLOS !!! SO ETWAS SCHÖNES .DANKE !!!!!👏👏👍👍
Your welcome ❤
Thank you for sharing this beautiful Castle with us. Hope they save it.
Wow what a privilege to be shown this magnificent building with it’s treasures and secrets. Mind blowing. You both did it justice as usual. No one does a narrative the way you do Leslie. You are truly passionate and a pleasure to be shown around.
Para mi, este es el mejor de tus videos. Es increíble que este sitio se conserve en tan buenas condiciones, y solo espero que lo rescaten del abandono antes de que sea demasiado tarde. Gracias, Les, por mostrarnos esta maravilla. Cuando los seres humanos eran capaces de construir cosas hermosas.
Die klassische Kunst ist zeitlos, auf ewig wunderschön❤
After looking at several of these videos of these abandoned palaces, castles, manors, mansions, homes of all shapes and sizes and so on, one thing is clear. We are all just temporary residents on this planet wherever we may go while living in it. We get to live maybe 80 good years and then we are done. Eventually the next generations will become the new residents whether from the same family tree or not. These abandoned places are proof that ultimately all lives end and only the future knows how that will turn out. The stories and memories of people, events, activities that have occured is all that is left behind. We must use our time well and enjoy the only life we will ever have as we will never come this way again.
Absolutely stunning. It's such a shame that the family couldn't keep it. You actually would probably still have to be royalty with an allowance to keep up the restoration maintenance. This is a French treasure. The government should step in and purchase it. Make it a Museum.
Maintenance would cost you a thousand dollars a day for these types of chateau.
@@kyleanuar9090 Ahh, just as I surmised; a king's ransom 🤴👑💎💰
Probably not good enough for the elites who are too busy oppressing their people right now...right, EM?
@@kyleanuar9090 no it will not how do you get up with that sum?
Change the narrator’s voice it goes against the beauty of the chateau
Wow
I've never heard Danny speak up so much. Almost felt like he over took Leslie a bit.
But i love how excited they both were. Showed in the way they described everything. ❤️
Danny seems more knowledgeable about things.
@bevmc5061 yes I believe so.
I think he injected himself a little too much.
Annoying actually
@RuthAParra Danny does seem to know more but...Leslie has been doing this for years & it's his channel...a few times I felt as though he made Leslie look dumb. But I've heard Leslie say to him he wants to learn the right words & stuff. But Danny needs to be more tactful.
@@rozequinn1519 so true rose
Alot was going on there. You gleaned from it all I was tapping into.
It was quite a bit 'off'...right?
Why doesn't someone make it into a luxury hotel. Some bedrooms would need to be converted to bathrooms or bathrooms added into the larger rooms. Better than letting it fall into ruin and decay. It always breaks my heart to see books left behind or family photos. You always do such an amazing job of finding the history of places you explore and are so respectful of the place.
Don't think there would be demand for it, France has one castle per village/town they just have so many castles that a few just need to be abandoned that is just the way of things, plus rich people probably wouldn't want to come here they'd want to be in hotels surrounded by rich parts of big cities such as Paris or Nice not in a small village.
My sentiments exactly! I love all castles! 🏰 It really is a shame to just let it & it’s contents fall into ruins! 🙂😟
@@greatgamingchannale8257 wrong some people especially rich people like secluded places when they retire or for holidays. growing up you'll appreciate serenity and nature more than the hustle of the busy cities. for example look at valentino garavani's home, its similar and he's retired.
He really is amazing!
Leslie and denny you both are doing such an amazing job. I watch another abondet house that different people is doing this job however you both are the best. Congratulations.
💔Heartbreaking to watch. I really hope she sells. And is restored back to her former glory. ❤️🌹🙏
Gorgeous!!!! I hope they sell it and the new home owner makes it shine again.....
This is breath taking with all of the great history. It’s wonderful to show how the rooms looked in the day. Thank you so much for a wonderful tour
What a magnificent castle! Something kept in one family for centuries! How wonderful. I truly hope some one buys this and restores it and displays it in it's original beauty whether it is a hotel or a museum! Beautiful!
What a great episode Bros of Decay is my favorite, but the filming of extra detail with paintings, tapestries etc was extra awesome along with the extra historical explanations. Well done great episode.
This castle is absolutely stunning! I hope it gets sold soon to people who take good care of it! All these older castles need to be preserved. It’s history of grandeur living & architecture.
Tak si ho kúp ľudia majú ledva na prezitie😢
Thank you so much for showing this beautiful castle, I couldn’t take my eyes away! Just stunning, every moment. I appreciate also is your honest respect for each place you visit and your love of the history behind it. Thank you again ❤
Leslie, I’m so excited to see this video. I just can’t wait these are my absolute favorite.❤
Отличный замок, интересный и хорошо сохранился, всем здоровья и удачи
This is an extraordinarily beautiful mansion. I’m awe struck at the mammoth size of this castle. In its day it must have been unbelievably awesome. They were so mindful to decorate with such amazing details, everything was matched together perfectly. The theater room and library were so awesome. I truly hope they sell this to someone that will preserve the natural beauty and history of this castle. I enjoyed this video very much! Excellent job Leslie and Danny, bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
i dont know how ive come across your channel...im speechless...your videos literally gave me life in an instant. im so grateful for your amazing work here, thank you!
This is absolutely my favorite channel on youtube. Thank you for showing, sharing the beauty of this castle.
This is one of my favorite videos so far! Just beautiful!
I am from the State of Iraq. You comrades have proven your worth by documenting this wonderful video and this achievement. You are very special. I was very happy to see this wonderful castle. Its owners were really very lucky. I wish you success always.🙏🌹🙏🌹🙏🌹
الغرفه يلي فيها مرايا بالدقيقة قبل ١٥
في غرفة زغيرة كانها للناس يلي يشوفو من ورا الحيط بالمرايا
Love your work. Watch them all. Whispering then super loud music, blew my headphones out. Not a movie. Keep up the wonderful work!
I love seeing your videos and the affection and respect of you with the places you visit, the care to record interesting pieces and the history of the people... thanks for this
You guys are awesome videographer/adventurers. Your educated narrative is wonderful. It is clear that you have both studied period history. In my uni-days, I got so sick of studying architecture, I had to stop. However; now in my second stage of life, I can appreciate the study of architecture with much more understanding. The fact that this is a 12th century foundation and its stone structure has survived a fire intrigues me. Many opulent stone structures of this period did not have plumbing. (the word plumbing is derived from the latin word for lead) These semi-ancient structures amaze me due to their adaptive elements that improved human hygiene during this period. At 56:51 I notice there is a pitcher and wash basin. Then we briefly see a chamber pot adjacent to that and the window. This seems to represent a more sanitized version of hygiene most related to the victorian age. Then, thanks to your observational skills we see a smaller space with a bucket to the right of the aforementioned chamber pot. A bed room with a chamber pot, a basin and pitcher does not need a bucket in a counter which does not seem to fit the other parts of the room. This smaller space has walls decorated, but apparently the lighting was of no consequence. (Notice the shop lamp over the bucket.) Was this bucket possibly the storage place for the content of the chamber pot until it was removed? I'm not sure. If so, it's good to have a door to prevent uncomfortable odor from entering the room. I can't help but to notice that there seems to be an opening directly across from the smaller room with that is the same shape of the smaller room door. Why does the bed appear to be blocking this opening? The blocked opening seems to open out from the small bedroom. Also, there seems to be a door that would open into the room on the same wall at the foot of the bed. The imagined door at the foot of the bed would conflict and prevent entry from without the small bedroom when opened. Why, I wonder, are most of the other discreet room openings without glass but this room has a half glass paned opening? Also why do so many Edison style bell buttons appear out side of each door and within this room beside the fireplace? This must have been the request to enter and the request for service bells. Simple electrical circuitry was a huge advancement from the pull cord for service style bell of the past. Without proper hydraulic plumbing, the watch towers of defensive structures in this age required a swift and efficient manor to safely remove waste. While descending from their towers lords and ladies, must appear clean and fresh for their subjects. However; sentries and royals did not wish to bother descending and then ascending many flights of stairs to relieve themselves. Malodorous soiled rulers could include embarrassment and disgust from their attendants. Therefore royals and their guards must then be required to drop their waste like a bird from a convenient cantilevered hole on the top of the tower. This royal behavior would not only deter attackers but remind those who must serve them bellow that they are subjects. Towers of this era then must include simple waste disposal that did not embarrass but enforce rule by discreetly dropping waste from atop the tower to the grounds below. This practice was employed by royalty until they employed proper plumbing. Thank god for the Roman Empire. However; Roman plumbing, as effective as it was, was mostly supplied with lead pipes. This fact turned out bad for the Roman elite who were blessed with apparent cleanliness. Now, this brings me to my point, have the s**t chutes been removed from this structure? Or have they been simply disguised?
In other words this room seems like a not so fresh salad with fresh dressing.
At 1:17:19 we can see severe staining on the outside walls bellow the openings. Most often the weather is deflected from window openings. This would result in less staining below the opening. Because of the advent of indoor pluming, Many modern people would try to disguise any evidence of dropped from above waste removal. Obvious gauche reminders of the past were uncomfortable. Therefor the upper stories would be removed of such primitiveness.
For example these "window" openings seem to be void of a window sill. The lack of a window sill would contribute to collection of runoff and waste would stain the exterior. This would explain why the curtains or shutters viewed from the inside seem to be a meter away from the outside surface of the wall. This would explain the broad and decorative spaces on the "front" of the Chateau and the rough and discreet spaces behind it. The orientation of he chateau would obviously face windward of the prevailing breeze. The leeward side would be servant quarters and grounds keepers etc. This would then reinforce the feudal class distinction required to rule subjected people during the time.
hi Lesley & Danny, i am so glad that this Castle has been sold & will be looked after. It looks to be in good condition. The Theatre Stage is beautiful. Yes an Amazing Castle indeed. Thank you so much.
Waiting patiently for the chateau ❤🎉, Lesley. It looks fantastic 😍
Thank you Lesley, your presented to us like a king, thank you
This is absolutely my new favorite channel on UA-cam! You both are so respectful of the space and the history within it. Standing in places like these are the product of history buff dreams! As a history enthusiast myself I love using the phrase "Respecting what was, to understand what is". Thank you for spreading awareness and even saving historical landmarks from being erased. You guys do such incredible work and I absolutely cannot wait to see more from you!
Warmest wishes sent to you from North Bay, California!
Thank you so much Connor for the kind words, you are amazing and feel very welcome to the channel 👌🙏❤️
I cannot believe how much it is in such good condition. Amazing.
Checking my back pocket for any loose change to buy this...
Hello Lesley and Danny! The Castle are amazing beautiful, all architecture design and small detail 😮. Thank you for all information you and Danny found about it. Incredible video today 🙌 😊❤🤗🤗😘😘
I love every single details of this abandoned castle..
thank you Lesley and Danny for this sharing.. Please keep safe, love you from Philippines
Olá Lesley e Dany! Aqui é o Rogério do Brasil, assisto ao seu canal há pelo menos seis anos, e acho que esse castelo é o local mais magnífico e incrível que vocês nos mostraram até agora. Aprecio muito a história da Europa, o "velho continente" é muito rico em história e arquitetura. Parabéns e gratidão por mais este vídeo. Deus os abençoe sempre. Abraço fraterno!
Spremljam vas iz Slovenije.Delate zelo zanimive oddaje.Veliko uspeha še naprej
That is the most beautiful structure I've ever seen. I'm dizzy , it is that good. Love you too, see you next week.
@Brosofdecay, you have come such a long way on your channel. I love when you dress in the period costumes. It just really brings the mansions to life. Love your intros also, very well done.
Lesley , you did such a good job on this! That was really a stunning castle! I can’t believe all of the artifacts and furniture etc. that were left in there. I truly hope that they are able to preserve that and at least make it into a museum. Thank you so much. Beautiful editing too. Sending sweet vibes from California.💜🫶🤗😎🇺🇸
This castle is amazing. I can’t believe that anyone would leave all the furniture & belongings in it? I certainly would have made sure it wasn’t accessible. Who abandoned a castle like this? I hope whoever purchases this stunning bldg restores it & opens it to the public. You all do such amazing work! Thank you. Some of your best work!❤❤❤
It is still owned by the original family who might have preferred a more modern accommodation and lifestyle. However, when you think about it, it is a smart marketing to let Urban Explorers in to let the audience discover this amazing place. It's been for sale since 2017 for an astronomic amount of money. It also needs major electrical and plumbing work and the top two floors have suffered the most from decades of neglect. Have you seen any working bathrooms besides the nicely designed bedrooms?
En 6 ans il a dû drôlement ce dégradé et peut être finir d'être pillé avec se qu'il restait d'intéressant à l'intérieur malheureusement. Il y a beaucoup de châteaux et villas qui finissent comme celà en France.
Grandioso, ojalá alguien le de una nueva oportunidad a este pedazo de historia y no lo dejen morir en silencio; es increíblemente hermoso. Gracias Leslie y Danny💜
Mulțumesc Lesley &Danny pentru prezentarea acestui minunat castel! Ce viata au dus prințesele și prinții! Or,tu
Lesley ai uitat sa onorezi castelul îmbrăcat în tinuta ta boiereasca!
Acest episod l-am văzut de 2,3 ori.
Mulțumesc și pentru traducere!
The woman on the painting, who carved something into the tree, carved 'pense à moi!' = Think of me. Like a small love-letter.
What a place!!! I wish I could buy that castle. I would make it beautiful, and restore it as best as I could to make it as close to the original as possible. I cant believe places like this are just left abandoned, with such beautiful things still inside, and a 900 yr old wooden table, looking gorgeous. This castle is a national treasure for France. Its such a shame. I hope who ever buys it fixes it up and returns it to its full glory. So amazing.
Gorgeous as always. What a spectacular place. I hope it will be taken care of soon. Also, great capture of an orb around 2:12! You weren't alone on this explore...
Saw it
I love how the fabric on the walls with the picture fames line up exactly right with the picture fame fabric on the two head boards of the beds. Very beautiful. It is a castle on the outside but you can see it was decorated like a palace on the inside.
Danny has such an eye for photography. His stills and footage are breath taking. Like a professional.
So incredibly. Awe inspiring I totally in love with the furniture. Thank you so much for this video. Can you imagine living there back in the day.❤
A beautiful abandoned such as this deserves covering so thoroughly since it’s so interesting in elements of mystery, and parts of historyThanks Lesley and Danny! May your travels be safe and enjoyable ❤🎉Just truly magnificent!
Przepiękny zamek. Wspaniała opowieść przedstawialjąca dawne czasy. Dziękuję za piękną przygodę. Pozdrawidm i życzę dalszych odkryć❤
ITS GORGEOUS ❤
THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS BEAUTY 🙏
THIS IS SO AWESOME YOU GUYS, IM SO LUCKY TO HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SEE THIS DOCUMENTARY, PLEASE MAKE MANY MORE TO SEE
I absolutely fell in love with this place!!! Especially the library❤ Thank you for sharing it with the world!!! (from Armenia)
mi humilde homenaje para los cientos de artesanos muertos hace mucho ,que por el poder del dinero de esa y otras familias ,nos legaron tanta belleza . es un pequeño " tunel del tiempo " asia sus trabajos cotidianos ,espero que se conserven para las futuras generaciones , gracias por mostrarlo al mundo
I'm only 17minutes in and I cant believe that first bedroom under the stairs with the bed... It is INCREDIBLY preserved! thank you both so much for showing us something straight out of the past. What a miracle that we get to see it...
Also - the surrounding countryside is amazing also. Just wow all the way around lol
It seems like sunlight faded the fabrics in the room at 1:08:20..so cool
I'm thrill and excited this Fairytale Castle or Chateau . Thanks Lesley for always giving us a quality and amazing video. Can't wait to watch ❤️👍🙏🤗
I am at a loss for words. What a treasure. Thanks for taking me with you!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😮
Breathtakingly beautiful! French interior design --- especially French Provincial design -- is my favorite decor. Thank you for taking us along on this enchanting tour. My favorite rooms were the library and the little theater room. 🥰
I really appreciate it when you are able you show pictures of what the rooms looked like.
Thank you for taking us through this absolutely stunningly spectacular home!!! The information you shared was so interesting. Being an overly curious person, I'd love to know why the family left so much behind.... thank you for the respect and passion you show for these grand places. You guys are good!
Nossa! Isso é melhor do que no cinema, amo essas histórias contadas por Lesley, com sua voz linda, caliente, seu rosto alegre e lindo contando mais outra história deixada para trás.
Estamos em Gravatá, Pernambuco, Brasil.
Bjs para quem assiste também
Leslie is a man not a woman
@@cynthiagraham7863 e quem falou que Lesley era mulher?
É um homem sim, e mais, homem lindo, talentoso e muito respeitoso também.
@@beijaflordocampo690 When using a translate program it put Her in where I think you were saying Your. I did a different translator it said Your in those spots.
@@beijaflordocampo690você não sabe se comunicar em inglês a pessoa não está ofendendo você
@@Cathy_LeeI think she can't speak English so she didn't understand
I'm only 2 rooms in on this video and already amazed at this place. I'm daydreaming at what it looked like back in the day that I have to keep rewinding the video😅. Also, the entryway for sure reminds me of Lynnewood Hall. That video is my favorite that you've done(so far) but I can tell this one will be up there with Lynnewood 😊
Thank you BOTH for sharing this video. No words would do this justice.
Gorgeous old place - Château de Fayolle - wonderful! I am glad to hear that it will be sold and presumably refurbished and hopefully returned to its former glory.
Exquisite example of how the nobility lived in historical France. I hope the future owners take good care of this palace, and restore the damage to bring it back to its full beauty.🖤🇨🇦
These videos always let me forget the world around me.
Thank you for sharing this ancient world 🙏
I just find Danny correcting Lesley and saying "don't do this and that" a bit awkward. But still it's a great film!
I also find that awkward. I wonder if Leslie gets upset about it. He seems to handle it well during the videos...
I agree with you. I felt Danny was constantly correcting Lesley about everything......I was getting annoyed a bit. Ty Lesley for being so gracious toward him. Not sure I could have! Love to you Lesley. ❤️
Danny give commentary that is true. It’s better than letting Leslie give wrong information and sound dumb. Besides Danny is part of this channel.
그옛날900년이 이렇게멋진궁을지었다니 너무 아름답네요 감탄을받아네여 매우훌륭한성이 오래오래보존이 될수있기 바람니다
Ne nous faisons pas trop d'illusions malheureusement.
900 백년전
환상적인 건축물이네요
매우후륭합니다
Amazing Absolutely Amazing WOW I Hope It's Bought And Restored to its Former Glory Soo SAD The Treasures Left Behind Sinful Thank For Sharing WOW !!!!
The most respectful urban ex I have ever seen. Your passion and enthusiasm is so clear for us to see. Thank you for sharing, and thank you for your conduct around this wonderful building.
A good conduct would've been not to enter a private property without having been invited to do so.
@@frontenac5083 that’s a good point
Wow wow wow!! 😍 Now this is a true jewel. I truly understand why you got touched in there. I would love to see it myself. Or even buy it! But I will never be able to afford the price of it! 😏Hope someone finds a way to save her! 😍
I already watch this fairytail castle from another explorer, but they din't talk much about the history. They just roaming around and see everything. Days past I manage to search bros of decay if they already explor this wonderful castle.
I've seen this from others but I like the background history. Such a palace. Thank you.
The pope once sleep this castle.
Beautiful 😊8\23
Poderiam colocar legendas para outros países pudessem acompanhar suas aventuras, bjs
@@abilenepalomare9864You can put subtitles yourself in the you tube' settings (up right on screen \left click on mouse). 😊
참으로 매혹적이며 신비로운 프랑스의 고성입니다. 진심으로 깊은 인상을 주는 장소입니다. Fantastic and fascinating old French castle ever made! It is very impressive to me. Thanks for uploading it. 🎉🎉🎉