It's called urbex, short for urban exploration, and it is the increasingly popular practice of venturing into the ruins of the city: former hospitals, abandoned ... and 400 theaters closed for ...

Spending a night alone at the abandoned Wigamog Resort, this overnight sleepover turns into a spine-chilling urban exploration adventure. From eerie silence to the haunting remnants of the past ...

Step inside an abandoned tuberculosis hospital left to decay for 30 years. This urban exploration in 4K reveals haunting remnants of the past, from eerie hallways to forgotten medical equipment ...

An urban explorer snuck into three mansions abandoned by a Japanese billionaire and found them still crammed with millions of pounds worth of furnishings and two vintage Rolls Royces. Lukka Venuters, ...

Stockport urban explorer Rhys Jones-Ager, 21, has been visiting, entering and filming abandoned hospitals, snooker halls, shopping malls and pubs since he was 15. Rhys films and writes about his ...

Urban explorers often look for hidden, forgotten city corners, and abandoned railways offer a unique glimpse into history. These neglected tracks, once teeming with life, now stand silent ...

Humans and pets have long shared a deep and inseparable bond—and today, how we live alongside them is becoming increasingly important. Beyond offering companionship, pets are now often regarded ...

This part-park, part-museum, part-concert hall swallows central Manhattan, and many of the city's most notable attractions are situated next to it or within its limits (the Guggenheim, the ...

urban exploration, and photojournalistic beauty. Discover a side of Only Fans Indiana you may not have seen before. Joey is just a simple and smoking hot NYC guy living in Indianapolis ...

Wikipedia shows that Moselle, Missouri was born way back in 1849 as the town was built around a blast furnace that was ...

A video posted of the incident includes the line: "Join us on an urban exploration of an abandoned hotel used for police training, uncovering its fascinating history", with comments under the post ...