Urban Exploration Exploration Urbaine - Online since 1998! - BELGIUM

Documented urban explorations: The Cinema Theater Varia - The Horror Labs or The Veterinary School of Anderlecht - Westport power plant - Saint sulpice secrets - Le palais de Chaillot - Hospital X - Hudson River State Hospital - New Jersey State Hospital for the Insane - Norwich Insane Asylum - The Castle of Ilbarritz - Castle of Mesen, Lede - Canfranc railway station - Stella-Artois abandoned brewery - Clabecq iron foundry - Australian underground drains - Untighten bolt factory - Fort Portalet - Portopalo s castle - The Sauveni re s swimming-pool - Sea View Children Hospital - Old Newark county Jail - Maastricht casemates - The mysterious steelworks - The abandoned crypt - Gary, Indiana, ghost town - Hellingly hospital East sussex mental asylum - Brussels underground sewers and drains system - Locomotive s graveyard - Ch teau Bijou - Joseph Lemaire s Sanatorium - Beelitz-Heilstätten Sanatorium - Fort de la Chartreuse, Li ge - SAFEA La Louvi re - Underground walk in a railway network - Anderlues coking plant - Abandoned holiday camp - RTT home - P ronnes coal washing plant - Oostende military hospital - Inside a roadbridge - SNCB abandoned building - Australian rooftops - H.M. Melbourne s Pentridge prison - Cranes climbing - Verlipack Jumet - La Goutte d eau the Water Drop - Park Royal Guinness Brewery - West Park mental hospital - Diamond s opera - La Providence s forges - The unknown shipyard - Highway bridges - Paris catacombs - Hasard collieries, Cheratte -...

http://www.forbidden-places.net/

urb-ex.com - Urban Exploration website - Thierry Buysse Photography - BELGIUM

Urban exploration is exactly what the name implies, exploring urban and not so urban sites. We mainly explore abandoned sites like empty factories, abandoned houses, old hospitals, militairy places and other forgotten buildings places . It s important to know that we aren t burglars or squatters, we just enter those buildings to explore them. We never force ourselves a way in. Most abandoned buildings have got doors forced by previous visitors, collapsed walls and rusty locks that can also provide a way in. There is a strange atmosphere in most abandoned buildings, and you never know who what you are going to meet find. Don t get me wrong, I am not encouraging you to start urban exploring. Trespassing is still illegal and abandoned buildings are mostly quite dangerous to enter. At least, if you are able to enter before they find you.

http://www.urb-ex.com/

Studio Fifty One - Jos Gruythuysen - visual art and photography - belgium

A website dedicated to visual art and photography. Architecture, Cemeteries, Industry, Models, Nature, Travel, Urban .... About photography I have a broad intrest and perspective urban and abandoned places old hospitals train stations old asylums industrial locations architecture cemeteries and car graveyards.

http://www.studio51.be/

Pieter De Raedt - Industrial Photography, Brüssel, Belgium

Industry: Glass, Power, Steel, Stone, Sugar, Waste - Country: Belgium, France, Germany - Company: Arcelor, Bodarwe, Corus, Duferco, Durobor, Electrabel, Gralex Iscal Sugar RWE Siomab.

http://www.pieterderaedt.net/

abandoned places - Henk van Rensbergen - Belgien

Industriearchitektur, Industriebilder, Industriegeschichte - Aufnahmen von Henk van Rensbergen aus Belgien. Old buildings, abandoned hospitals, industrial palaces overgrown with plants and trees, the remaining walls decorated with graffiti, smashed windows, rain dripping through the roof... These places have become hard to find, difficult or illegal to access, dangerous to explore ... great to spend the day ! Today, the pyramids of the industrial revolution just uselessly stand in the way, they re a scar in the landscape. The deafening noises have been replaced by silence, but if you listen carefully they will tell you their story. Abandoned hospitals where you can still smell the anxiety of the ill, where you can hear the coughing of the TBC infected and where once doctors and nurses walked through the shiny corridors. A 100 years old hotel, standing proudly at the waterfront, arrogantly overlooking the beach and fiercely withstanding all the storms of the past century, a decayed symbol of wealth for the rich. Why are abandoned places so attractive ?

http://www.abandoned-places.com/