Category: Urbex
Three ship graveyard
Deze drie schepen liggen ergens verlaten in een haven. Alhoewel het niet groot was, was er genoeg te zien. De schepen waren al half gezonken, bij het middelste en het linker schip (vanaf achter gezien) lag er water op de onderste verdieping. Geschiedenis van de schepen Mozart, Antwerpen Vroeger heeft dit schip dienst gedaan als […]
Hollands Hoop
Deze boerderij is omgedoopt tot “Hollands Hoop” De binnen en buitenkant wordt gebruikt als decor voor de gelijknamige serie. Read more about Hollands Hoop …
Moldy retirement home
Just behind the first trees on the edge of the Veluwe, there is this abandoned retirement home, it was used until 2000 and after that it was used for asylum seekers until it finally closed down in 2006
Abandoned saddle factory
This old factory used to make bike saddles, but also small raincoats for your saddle and it seems that they also made mudguards. The location was really nice to visit and had some great details left.
Doel, Belgium
Doel, a well-known urbex location. Or should I say tourist location? The only difference is that there is no tourism information point. I could still get some nice shots but there were big groups visiting the almost abandoned town.
Het Zegel Urbex
Het Zegel, an abandoned factory in the middle of the city. This place started out as as candle factory but when that failed it was used as storage and after that it produced postage stamps and train tickets.
Swamp Hotel Mechelen
This hotel lies “deep” within the forest in Mechelen. (actually just a short walk from the road :P) The plan was to build a big hotel here, but because of the wet ground they could not finish the building, the first few stories were already build but not more.
Coal mine Hasselt
This was an interesting place to visit, unfortunately the place was half demolished when whe visited this place. Read more about Coal mine Hasselt …
Fort de la chartreuse part 2
This weekend I went back to the fort, since the first time I didn’t have much time to explore all buildings, It was worth the second visit! If you haven’t seen the first part – click here
