Urban Exploration3,061 subscribersActivity Log • 3 active'Urban Exploration' is a @curie curated community supporting Urbex Photography and Stories content from around the WorldSubscribePostUrban ExplorationCommunityAll postsTrending CommunitiesHIVE CN 中文社区WorldmappinSplinterlandsScrobble.lifeSnapsActifitBlack And WhiteTown SquareHive LearnersGEMSPhotography LoversHive FoodExplore Communities...Urban ExplorationTrendingHotNewPayoutsMutedslobberchops (82)2 years agoTales of the Urban Explorer 'Resurrected' is LIVE!After a meeting with @steddyman last Saturday, I concluded that ' Tales of the Urban Explorer ' was ready to go LIVE. A 'Bacon and Eggs' breakfast is a Saturday pastime we…naradamoon (73)5 years agoA SMALL RECONNAISSANCE WALK THROUGH THE PARK "LOS CAOBOS".The park "Los Caobos" is a park located in the capital of Venezuela "Caracas". It was built during the government of General Marco Perez Jimenes, being a very large park with a…slobberchops (82)6 years agoA Shortish Guide to Urban Exploring in the United KingdomI have been meaning to write this for some time and the details forthcoming are based on my own experiences, which compared to some are not so extensive. A few HIVE…koenau cross-posted @koenau/the-concrete-playground-met-the-last-lost-elephantkoenau (76)4 days agoThe Concrete Playground: Met the last lost Elephant Remnants of a socialist-era local recreation area have survived within a landscape in the Mansfeld region that was artificially created 170 years ago. The former "Pioneer…koenau cross-posted @koenau/saving-shaft-paul-ii-deep-hole-into-historykoenau (76)11 days agoSaving Shaft Paul II: Deep hole into historyLying half-hidden in the undergrowth along the B 91 federal highway between the two east German cities Weißenfels and Zeitz are the remains of the Paul II lignite mine shaft.…hsidik (67)15 days agoAbandoned school busGreetings everyone How are you, dear friends wherever you are?. Thank you Urban Exploration by @slobberchops. Some time ago, I was driving a vehicle in front of the school…koenau cross-posted @koenau/germanys-hearst-castle-a-dream-of-stone-and-concretekoenau (76)18 days agoGermanys Hearst Castle: A Dream of Stone and ConcreteA hundred years ago, the architect Bernhard Sehring, originally from a village named Edderitz in Mid-Germany, built his crazy vision of a retirement retreat near Ballenstedt.…koenau cross-posted @koenau/bats-hotel-rotting-ruinkoenau (76)24 days agoBats Hotel: Echoes of the Elites HouseOnce a premier luxury hotel catering to the "most exacting tastes" of the Roaring Twenties, and later an exclusive GDR holiday haven for loyal party elites and Stasi officials…hsidik (67)26 days agoAbandoned former building Greetings everyone Participate in sharing posts about abandoned rubber processing factory buildings built around 1920. The distance from the residence is about 30…koenau cross-posted @koenau/beneath-the-millstone-of-time-the-thousand-year-old-millkoenau (76)last monthBeneath the Millstone of Time: The Thousand-Year-Old MillFor more than 1,000 years, a mill has stood on the banks of the Saale River in Germany. Following several major fires, the melancholy ruins of the Hildebrand Mill Works are now…slobberchops (82)last monthTales of the Urban Explorer: Bowaters...'your own shitter complete with your name and whoa betide anyone who dumps in your personal trap'...koenau cross-posted @koenau/pitch-black-the-bat-of-the-einheit-minekoenau (76)last monthPitch-Black – The Bat of the “Einheit” MineOne hundred years ago, the heirs of the Halle-based industrialist Carl Adolph Riebeck began exploiting the coal reserves near Hohenmölsen. The abandoned remnants of the “Einheit”…grindle (78)last monthA church in a field. WrexhamAs it was circa 1930 Source As it is now 2026, the trees have grown bigger which afforded some coverage from the farmyard where the dogs were giving the odd "woof". I…koenau cross-posted @koenau/germany-s-heilandskirche-in-god-s-forgotten-living-roomkoenau (76)last monthGermany's Heilandskirche: In God’s Forgotten Living RoomStep inside the Heilandskirche in Hettstedt, East Germany—an architectural anomaly where the divine meets the derelict. Once built from the hard-earned donations of 19th-century…koenau cross-posted @koenau/paint-it-black-the-tragic-fate-of-a-landmarkkoenau (76)2 months agoPaint it Black:The Tragic Fate of a Landmark Once a thriving industrial hub that exported printing inks worldwide, the historic, 1905-founded Hallische Farbenfabrik survived world wars and GDR expropriation, only to close…slobberchops (82)2 months agoTales of the Urban Explorer: The Gas StationAn abandoned ' Gas Station ', or as we say here ' Petrol Station ' is usually less than exciting. My stint in the USA has worn holes in me and my diction at times. For…slobberchops (82)2 months agoTales of the Urban Explorer: Bromborough Steam Switching Room...''boy gigolo' scrambled down the iron stairs with his lusting travelling harem in pursuit..'...koenau cross-posted @koenau/germany-s-yellowstone-the-colorful-lakes-of-rossbachkoenau (76)2 months agoGermany’s Yellowstone: The Colorful Lakes of RoßbachIt is a hidden dreamscape, reminiscent of the U.S. national park, Yellowstone. Yet this is Germany—a secluded corner situated right in the midst of an industrial landscape. It…slobberchops (82)2 months agoTales of the Urban Explorer: Parsons Glass & Glazing..'Friday afternoon, toss the helmets, order the pints at the local boozer.'..slobberchops (82)2 months agoTales of the Urban Explorer: Eldon Grove Estate...'not even the local Liverpool sprogs hang out here; it’s just not interesting or cool enough'...
