16 Unbelievably Beautiful Abandoned Places
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Have you ever explored an abandoned place? We have gathered a list of 16 unbelievable abandoned places you will be sure to visit!
16 Most beautiful Abandoned Places
10 - Not something from a Sci Fi movie…
This was actually the HQ for the Communist Party in Bulgaria. It looks like a giant flying saucer, and was created by the communist regime as a meeting place. It was active from 1981 to 1991, and then fell into disrepair when the fall of the Soviet Union took place. Apparently they are looking into restoring it.
9 - Old places have soul…
And this exquisite abandoned railway station oozes soul. Its location is the former Russian territory known as Abkhazia. It was deserted in the 90’s, more than likely due to blockades imposed by Russia. This type of architecture is known as Stalinist Gothic or Socialist Classicism.
8 - Only memories left behind...
This is the Gouqi Island, which forms part of a group of nearly 400 islands called the Shengsi Islands in China. At one stage it was a super busy fishing village, but with the developments of secondary and tertiary industries, many of these little fishing villages didn’t last too much longer, and people left seeking work elsewhere.
7 - Hauntingly Beautiful…
Sadly, the stories of what went on inside the Beelitz -Heilstaten hospital are not as hauntingly beautiful as some of the architecture seen in this building. This hospital once had Hitler recovering there for a bit. It saw thousands of TB patients heading through the doors, had murders take place inside, accidental deaths and I’m sure many other atrocities.
The Sanatorium is in Brandenburg in Germany, and sees many people breaking in just to capture some of the beauty that the actual building hosts.
6 - A romantic tale…
There doesn’t seem to be an exact story as to how the Chatillon Car Graveyard in Belgium came into being, but it’s a breathtaking sight. The cars are surrounded by plants and branches and vines are growing through the vehicles. Reporters say the cars were left in haste, but the romanticized story attached to them is that the cars belonged to US Soldiers, who left them behind when the war finished and they returned home.
5 - Going back in time…
This makes me feel like I am right there at this blade mill in France. Not much is given about this exact blade mill, but the sharpening of blades, scythes, sickles, knives and swords took place there. Apparently many grinders died very young due to grinders disease, which is a lung disease more than likely from inhaling the dust when the grinding took place.
4 - No trespassing allowed…
It’s all because of one brave girl that we have access to these beautiful images of an abandoned rocket factory in Russia. We only know her as Lana, and she broke into the factory, situated just outside Moscow. As you can imagine, Russian authorities weren’t happy at all, and even posted threatening letters on her website. So a big thank you Lana, for showing us what it looks like on the inside!
3 - A personal journey…
This 27-meter-deep well is found in Sintra and is known as the Initiation Well. It’s meant to be lead one on a journey of self-discovery and rebirth. You’re either going into the darkness or coming out into the light. Also could be deemed as death and birth.
It was owned by a well-known freemason, who used the wells (there are 2 of them) for ceremonial purposes. They were never used to draw water, and every part of the wells is symbolic in some way.
2 - Ghost Town…
Or rather Ghost Subway… this is stunning, the City Hall Subway Station in New York, and was supposed to the showpiece when it came to subway stations. However, a mere 41 years after opening - it was actually closed down. For some reason, traffic at that station saw a rapid decline, and then with the onset of the Great Depression and then WW2, the station wasn’t used at all… so it was shut down. It received landmark status in 1979, and there plans in the pipeline a few years ago to bring it back to life.
1 - History created…
This breathtaking Crystal Mill is from 1892, and is actually a decompressor station. Constructed in 1893, it was used as a power plant. This Mill is said to be one of the most photographed sites in Colorado in the US, and has a place on the National Register of Historic Places. - Розваги
Quick, short, detailed, and beautiful. Well done. One of the best channels I've came across.
This is gorgeous! Thank you soooooooo much for posting this beautiful uncommon history
These places are truly beautiful. Thank you for bringing them to the rest of us who could never go there.
Wonderful! Thank you for posting this beautiful and uncommon subject.
marie d, I am so glad you enjoyed the video! Just released a new one.. its a bit spooky tho!
Stunning video! Love the voice over artist's accent!
Thank you for your time making this video that includes so many stunningly beautiful places that should be preserved
Worthwhile video on some interesting places.
AMAZING PLACES.
THANK YOU GARE
Great video!
Great video and thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing, very interesting.
Amazing!
Awesome video!
I am Portuguese and have visited Sintra's Well many times. It's an amazing moment but it is far from abandoned because it is preserved by Quinta da Regaleira.
Just Amazing video beautifully described.
I feel proud of seeing your video!
Nice video. Thank you.
amazing. the greenery has kept it alive, even it is gone
Great video
Wow. Gouqi Island is gorgeous!
Well done! Thank you! ;)
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Wonderful video
Nature is a amazing friend for teach us everything....! Protect my and your nature...! Thanks for the amazing video...
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Very nice thanks
And I subscribed b/c there were no adds!!!
Beautiful 👍
Really appreciated
Really amazing
3rd is unique 👌😊
stunning scenery
nice picture, how beautiful
Wow very amazing very nice
Very amazing andvery wander full
I really don't understand your criteria on ranking these beautiful places, but they are great. Thank you!! :)
Really nice
6:00! This is absolutely beautiful! It reminds me of laputa.
16. Kolmanskop, Namibia
15. Angkor Wat, Cambodia
14. SS Ayrfield in Homebush Bay, Sydney, Australia
13. The abandoned mill in Sorrento, Italy (I didn't find the official name of the mill)
12. Lawndale Theatre, Chicago, USA
11. Hotel del Salto, Bogotá, Colombia
nice video thanks
Great Video
Viele Grüße
Lost Places & Bunker
Intressant att få se.Tack.Tanks.
Nice video
Very nice 👍
Beautiful love it all !
очень интересные места, спасибо за экскурсию
I love the video. But may I suggest to just put the names of the places instead of putting weird descriptives. It kinda made me cringe, but maybe that's just me. And please make those smaller? They are quite huge.
Yes please! As a person who is hearing impaired, it is incredibly difficult to tell what the names are on many of these places. I would love to look up more info on many of these, but could not make out most of the names sufficiently.
Otherwise, this is a great video with beautiful locations.
I felt that lack too - especially because it is quite difficult to understand accurately location names of different languages just listening pronounced in english
Vhan Chua i agree
Vhan Chua, it's not just you.
I was going to write the same, great video anyway. I like her voice! Cute and soothing
Okay, just so you know. Angkor Wat is not and never was abandoned. It's a city that remained inhabited from it's creation until now, but about a dozen temples in the area were hit by US bombing during the Vietnam conflict and remain open to the public to this day. I have been there and walked through the temples you showed here. It's located inside the city of Siem Reap, which is where the main population settled when the temples were built. Both have been occupied for the entirety of Angkor Wat's existence.
Bravo!
so much memories in the past!!
This is amazing
YES IT IS
Amazing..... wow✌✌✌✌
So, that picturisque I saw -that I thought- a painting, is reaL !!!! Numero Uno!!
huh, i'm from Colorado and i am pretty sure i went to see that crystal mill as a kid and didn't think much of it...very cool...good video and nice voice!
Very nice
5:50
Well, The Last Guardian looks great.
Amazing
I love the abandoned buildings. We find extraordinary things. On my blog, I sometimes write about these places.
Awesome
The Well in Sintra is not abandoned... is part of a portuguese national monument called Quinta da Regaleira.
Nuno Simões in my
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You put on Accent,over powered the Vidio,you are not right to commontate,stuff like this....
Was it really owned by a freemason?? Who did ceremonies? If so that well must be haunted af!
Very interesting,plz do more!😺
Second one: Now I know where the developers of Dark Souls got their underground map idea from.
awesome...
All unique and beautiful.
Very very very beautiful
Yeah great video...lovely voice...☺
Fabian Athiah, thank you!!!! >.
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very good
Beautiful.
Amazing places, it shows you how nature will take back it's own territory in the end if humans aren't around and can make things look beautiful again.
I live not far from the last one, Crystal city. It is one of my favorite place to travel, the whole area around there is filled with history.
Nice 👍💚👍💚👌👍💜
Number 11 Hotel del Salto in Bogotta is no longer abandoned:
" the Ecological Farm Foundation of Porvenir and the National University of Colombia’s Institute of Natural Sciences began a joint restoration effort of the hotel’s intricate architecture in 2011.
The ground floor reopened as the Grand Hall of Biodiversity in August 2013.
The exterior was refurbished and painted too. It’s no longer the pink structure you’ve seen all over the Internet. Now, it’s refined, white exterior seems to float within the surrounding subtropical cloud forest."
very nice..........😀😀😀😀😀😀
I fully agree with Vhan Chua; Captions and location would have made the video more interesting. yet the effort is laudable
nice video.
I remember when I visited AnkhorWatt. It's absolutely beautiful
nice video
amazing places
I always think about the people who lived in these places so long ago.
A world as distant as the stars.
Cool places
Lovely documentary. Please help me with the group who do exploring expeditions. Thanks again!
Beautiful
Super
good one
Notice how nature embraces the places with a peaceful history and those without remain strangely stagnant
Waaau Nice...Place
Nice looking
very interesting
Love your Voice.
Hey hey, South Africa represent!!
Number 4 is NOT "just outside Moscow", it's in fact located in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. The place itself is known as Baikonur Cosmodrome and it houses two Buran space shuttle orbiters from the Soviet era. Aaand those are Ralph Mirebs' photos.
beautiful
halo my dear freind, like Beautiful big
the videos are perfect are cool
love it
Thank you for the great video. I just wanna share what i know about no.15 Angkor Wat and a small correction particularly to those photos. Angkor Wat is one temple complex among many others located in a city known today as Angkor city in Siem Reap province, Cambodia. Angkor Wat is the temple with 5 towers shown in this video. Photos of the temple with trees sitting on the temple's roof is called Ta Prohm temple, also located in Angkor city.
3rd super 👌👌👌
They are all charming and it would be difficult to choose one.
El Salto del Tequendama near Bogotá has been turned into a museum, and it is still being remodeled. It is a very interesting and mysterious place to visit.
Great video, but the reason for City Hall station in NY being abandoned is very simple. It was originally the southern terminus on the first NY subway line, and it was the most ornate station on the IRT. But it was built on a tight curve. The Lexington Avenue line was later extended south into Brooklyn, and while the number 6 train still ends at City Hall, in 1945 they switched to new, longer subway cars that don't fit into the tight curve of the old station. The 6 train switched to the newer nearby station the 4 and 5 trains use.
The New York City Transit Museum offers occasional tours of the old City Hall station.
Tom Turner is it me is the city hall station used for fantastic beasts
Yes Thank you. The curvature of the track platform made it incompatible with later subway cars. There was NEVER any issue with ridership decline or the Great Depression.
thanks
wow amazing places 15 of Hindu temple would love to go there just to explore and see how they lived and what architecture there was in side some of my life ambitions that will never happen any more hope u enjoyed your jurny thanks for the vid keep up the good work!
I like the speed of this, i.e., they get to the point without taking too damn long to get there.
art deco
art deco . thanks
Fro
wrong facts doe...
Funny, that's the only thing I didn't like about it. Not enough info.
I'd like to visit these places some day.
The well in number 3 is not abandoned, its a turist atraction that you pay to see, along with a palace and the rest of the garden. (And it's classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, so not abandoned at all)