Monterrey is Mexico's industrial capital — a city whose identity was built on steel, glass and beer, and whose derelict industrial heritage reflects the full arc of that story. The...
Guadalajara is Mexico's second city and its cultural capital — the birthplace of mariachi, tequila and the Mexican film industry, and the city that produced the Porfiriato's most extravagant regional...
Tijuana is the most-crossed international border in the world and one of Mexico's most historically layered frontier cities — a place whose golden era was built entirely on Prohibition-era American...
Cancún was built from scratch — the Mexican government's FONATUR agency selected a deserted sandbar on the Yucatán Caribbean coast in 1970 and created from nothing the most visited resort...
Mexico City is one of the oldest continuously inhabited urban centres in the Americas and one of the most layered — built on the ruins of Tenochtitlán, expanded through the...
Mexico is one of the most extraordinary urbex destinations in the Americas — a country where a silver-mining boomtown of 40,000 has been frozen since the early 20th century in...
Croatia is one of the finest urban exploration destinations in Europe — a country whose Yugoslav-era military bases, Adriatic resort hotels abandoned after the 1991 war and Dalmatian island fortresses...
Croatia offers one of the most concentrated and varied urban exploration landscapes in Europe — a country whose particular history delivered Cold War underground airbases, Yugoslav military resort hotels abandoned...
Split is Croatia's second city and the gateway to the Dalmatian coast — a Roman-era settlement whose emperor Diocletian built his retirement palace directly into what is now the city...
Croatia's military dereliction is among the most extraordinary in Europe — the direct physical consequence of building one of the most fortified states in Cold War history. Tito's Yugoslavia, non-aligned...
Croatia's abandoned hotel landscape is unique in Europe — the direct consequence of a single event that emptied functioning resorts overnight. When the Croatian War of Independence broke out in...
Dubrovnik is one of Europe's most visited cities — and one of its most paradoxical urbex destinations. Just 10km from the UNESCO old town, seven Yugoslav military hotels have stood...
