r/Urbex

Zaginione linie kolejowe cała seria odcinków z Polski 🇵🇱 Niemiec 🇩🇪 i Francji 🇫🇷
Stare dworce, stare tunele i zapomniane wiadukty…

Prawdziwa historia zabójstwa konduktora na służbie w Niemczech, która wstrząsnęła opinią publiczną…Odwiedziliśmy samo epicentrum tych tragicznych wydarzeń i pociąg relacji w której do tego doszło…

Zabierzemy Was również do najstarszego dworca kolejowego na obecnych ziemiach Polskich…Udało nam się wejść do wewnątrz budynku, a towarzyszył mi bezdomny chłopak, który kiedyś tam pomieszkiwał…

Oczywiście znajdziecie tu jeszcze wiele innych i myślimy że ciekawych tematów…

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2Ruk6nBmpc6eZffY6-Oy4aCFsjls3Xkd&si=sV-7kOPD4E0FNTG2

#urbex #pociągi #lostplaces #dworzec #urbexpolska #kolej

Not sure what this building was but there’s a ton of cars and a grocer sign in the main building. Second building had all the tires

Abandoned house in Lincolnshire. Empty inside, still standing (but not for long - it's due for demolishion).

Posting a part two

Super cool place, finding the old TB tunnels with the creepy ass abandoned school under the main buildings was cool as hell.

Access Level: Easy
(Dates of operation unknown)

Date Visited:
5/19/26

Sitting near one of the most densely traveled roads in Holly Springs, this quaint house represents a forgotten era of this growing town. Being abandoned for 20+ years, this property has seen plenty of major interior and exterior damage, yet its resilience shows through the vibrant blue paint on the outdoor walls.

Central Georgia has some sick places! One of my favorite places in my state to visit

From the Book " Indien Sehen "

I’m planning to do a road trip next year to visit Philadelphia and do a loop through the Appalachia area, and I would love some suggestions for places to visit. Especially eery small towns, fun twisty roads, areas with interesting old houses/buildings, etc! Thank you

EDIT thank you for all the amazing suggestions!! My map is full of little blue dots now for potential places to check out! Also I’m deeply sorry for offending everyone with my crudely drawn circle and generalized title, I’m aware that a lot of the area included is not considered Appalachia, I just drew a general area I would consider traveling within and wanted to make the title more location specific