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--> A spectacular cooling tower more colourful than in the Charleroi.
--> A green control room with beautiful sklight like in the Kelenföld Power Plant
--> A lot of rusty device and industrial construction.
And everything is based in the heart of Poland. We visited probanly the most interesting abandoned place all over the world.
Join us in our trip: https://www.urbex-travel.com/power-plant-lodz/
When you see this photo, you probaly think about China. Don't be fooled by appearances! This place is located in one of European cities. Which one? Check this post: https://www.urbex-travel.com/old-chinese-house/
What is a story of this amazing building? We would like to know all the truth... At the beginning of 20th century Ms Swiderski - a miller, lived here with his wife and daugther - Halina. She was a smart and ambitoius girl. She didnât want to live in a cottage. She decided to move to Warsaw and study there. That was a great decision, because she became a successful professor. But how about the mill? Would the mill work today if halina stayed there? Itâs hard to say. Today, the mill is abanoned, but we found here a lot of device.
Enjoy more photos: https://www.urbex-travel.com/water-mill-strugienice/
Did you expect another photo with abandoned building? Not this time! :D Today I would like to be special and introduce you to the giant, abandoned strawberry. Yes, weâre not kidding. We fould this unique object next to the road. That was the symbol of a big farm. Farm full of... strawberries :D, the owner abandoned the farm and the strawberry. It lies alone and sometimes is beeing photographed by urban explores. So, if you are looking for a goal for your next urbex trip, we strongly recommend you an abandoned strawberry.
https://www.urbex-travel.com/abandoned-strawberry/
This beautiful staircase can be found in an abandoned tenement house in Warsaw. The building was owned by Lejb Osnoz and this place was very important for the Polish Jews before the WWII. Actually, it was the center of Jewish life. During the WWII beacme a part of ghetto, and everything have changed. https://www.urbex-travel.com/lejb-osnoz-tenement/
Check this post and learn about the hisory of this amazing abandoned building. We took a lot of amazing urbex photos there and we hope you'll enjoy them.
If this ruins could speak, they would certainly tell an amazing story. This Granary was built in the 19th century according to Jan Jakub Gay project. In 1853 the building was bought by the then military authorities and included as a part of Modlin Fortress. During the WWII the granary was burned inside by incendiary bombs, but thanks to the thick walls, the construction survived. Many years after the war, Â the demolition of the building was ordered. Luckily the demolishion was stopped by the chief architect of Warsaw rebuilding.
Check the photos and the story of the granary: https://www.urbex-travel.com/granary-modlin-fortress/
In Budapest, you can find something which makes any train-lover heart beat faster. MĂV-424 called also âThe Buffalo" with two chimneys and a 2âČD axle layout (4-8-0) was a universal mainline locomotive at the beginning of the 20th century. One day it stopped running forever and today is buried on the graveyard in the northern part of the city. Check its story and the photos here: https://www.urbex-travel.com/red-star-train-graveyard/
This magnificent building provided gas to illuminate Warsaw streets from the 19th century. The plant was developing rapidly, but the war interrupted it. At the very beginning, an artillery shell hit it. The tank containing 23 000 cubic meters of gas burst into flames. Fortunately, it didn't explode and survived the attack. However, the enemy army did not give up.
Read the story and see more photos here: https://www.urbex-travel.com/warsaw-gasworks/
Many years ago, this amazing brick building was a hospital for the railway emploees. Today it is totally abandoned and a black-mass-stuff can be found here. Thatâs why this place is called satainc palace. You can find more photos (from the inside as well) and the story here: https://www.urbex-travel.com/satanic-palace/
This amazing place called Uniontex was a huge cotton mill in the 19th century. Today itâs abandoned, but itâs still breathtaking. If you would like to see mote photos and learn the story, you can check my blog: https://www.urbex-travel.com/uniontex-factory/
I took this photo in Kelenföld Power Plant in Budapest. Itâs quite beautiful abandoned building with amazing art deco roof. We traveled 800 km to see this place. It was not easy to get there, but we did it. You can see more photos and our story here: https://www.urbex-travel.com/kelenfold-power-plant/