Personally, I have never been really interested in residential exploration. I like anything that’s made of huge amounts of steel or concrete much more than, say, a living- or a bedroom. Especially when half a forum goes crazy about yet another Chateau, I’m always left a bit bewildered.For our second day in Thüringen however, we [...]
It was a tiny recreation park but so cute and so many things to see.At the entrance stood 2 big elephant statues. Every minute I discovered something new. There were animals, rock foundations, towers, bridges and waterfalls. It was like walking trough…
Not the most challenging piece of urbex this, park up in a layby on a main road, over a 5 bar gate and you’re there. Mind you there’s not much to see, but I spent a pleasant 30 minutes wandering round, and there is more to see if you’ve got more time …
The Spreepark was an entertainment park in the north of the Plänterwald in the Berlin district Treptow-Köpenick. It was well-known also under its earlier name Cultural Park Plänterwald…
It’s usually the houses which make dramatic exits, however, in the case of Witley Park, it was a later owners departure which brought a certain notoriety to this huge mansion.
The manor of Witley has had many royal connections and dates back from before the Norman Conquest, when it was owned by Earl Godwin
I got there just as it was getting light and made my way over to the corridors . I got in and started to look for access to some wards
Damn, its with remorse I post this – looks like final consultation in happening with fixed plans for the conversion of West Park into new housing
Will be keeping an eye on the progression of this however it looks like we may have to say our final farewell’s to this beautiful site
West park abandoned hospital, originally uploaded by andre.govia
How awesome is this…? More great work from an urban exploration artist. I really appreciated Andre’s work – his collection is huge and each photo is a fab experience.
Check out his interview right here
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