France has hundreds of ruined castles — aristocratic residences from the 17th century overtaken by vegetation, medieval fortresses of which only the walls remain, neo-Gothic mansions burned with interiors frozen...
Are you looking for a free urbex map to find abandoned places in France near you? Carte-urbex.com offers you a free interactive map with thousands of spots visible all over...
Urbexe is a European platform of GPS coordinates for abandoned places, with over 11,000 spots listed in about ten countries — France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Croatia, Czech...
The term urbexmaps is often searched by urban exploration enthusiasts looking for verified spots, reliable maps, and advice to explore safely. Urbex attracts because it combines history, silence, adventure, and...
The term easyurbex often appears in searches by urban exploration enthusiasts. It doesn’t imply ease but rather a desire to better understand urbex, to find reliable maps, advice, and places...
Lithuania was part of the Soviet Union for 50 years — long enough for the Soviet system to leave an extraordinary architectural legacy of flight schools with Olympic mascot murals,...
Urban exploration is not specifically prohibited by Lithuanian law — but entering certain spaces without authorisation can constitute a criminal or civil offence depending on the property type, the manner...
Lithuania is the last country in Europe to have been Christianised — baptised only in 1387 — and its religious heritage reflects every subsequent rupture: Reformation, Counter-Reformation, Tsarist Orthodoxy, Soviet...
Vidzeme — the "Middle Land" of Latvia stretching north and east of Riga — is the country's manor country, its forest heartland, and the home of its most architecturally extraordinary...
The question every explorer asks before entering an abandoned building in Latvia: is urbex legal here? Urban exploration as an activity is not specifically prohibited by Latvian law, but entering...
Latvia has one of the most extraordinary collections of abandoned manor houses in Europe — over 1,000 Baltic German estates built between the 17th and 19th centuries across the Vidzeme,...
Estonia has the most remarkable collection of abandoned Soviet-era buildings in any EU country — the architecture of occupation left behind in 1991 when the Soviet system collapsed and Estonia...
