Together with our photographer friend Tobi, we are about to start creating our 2021 urbex calendar. You can order really soon if you are interested in one of them! As always, we are featuring our best shots of the year in superb quality, as well as interesting stories from our explorations. We ship worldwide by the way. Any suggestions for this year's calendar from your side? Let us know, and keep exploring!
Ja, klar, ich hätte gerne einen. Ich hoffe nur, es wird möglich sein, per Überweisung oder Vorkasse zu bezahlen, denn ich möchte kein PayPal-Konto anlegen. Und ich würde mir für einen Monat ein Bild aus diesem Video wünschen: ruclips.net/video/Bi_HbTBj_sk/видео.html. Überhaupt gefallen mir die Videos über das Abandoned Italy am allerbesten!
It's amazing how you guys document with such sensibility the history of this forgotten places. Every video has astonishing visuals, music and lots of historical background
Nice production again. Seeing this place in wet conditions is really the best! Some extra background info: after the closure of the chemical plant, many halls were converted into film studios. The classic and multi-award winning movie "La Vita è Bella" was filmed here, and the director founded the studios himself. The set you stumbled upon was from yet another movie, "Pinocchio".
Guys, that was just magical. I totally agree about it being relaxing and at the same time fascinating....wherever nature is reclaiming its land. Similar to the Chernobyl zone too....so many animals in a haven now because there are so few humans in the area. I love this industrial decay, its almost like it comes out of a movie - and you guys help us to see this first hand - Brilliant 😀 keep up the great work. I'm really liking the new styles in your videos too. Oh and a big YES to the calendar, even just the photos are like a window into a different land 😉
This was stunning! From start to finish...I love the deco styling and the old machinery with their harkening back to earlier times, to the abstract shapes in the piping and the dusty quality of the air. I must admit though, that I love best the portion Mother Nature is slowly taking back with Her cool greens and black roots tracing patterns across the walls, seeking for weaknesses. The storm added the perfect touch of the Elements in concert remaking what we no longer use into things Nature can more readily use. Thank you, and stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦
What I loved: the intricate, almost lacy iron stairwell you descend early in the video; the graffiti here is stunning, what an artist; the new green growth everywhere, like Stranger Things indeed; those big roots! A liked the contrast with the newer hall. No nature there but you can appreciate the massive machinery. Loved the research you did. You found pics, video and site drawings?!? I wondered where the water source was. Amazing. Then the surprise of the big space with the movie sets- wow! Include the image of the stairwell on the next calendar great work guys, worth waiting two weeks for this one.
Awesome video guy's, as always!! The amount of research you guy's do as well as the professional cinematic filming, story telling and editing is amazing!! Can't wait to see you guys continue to succeed and reach 1 million subs, and beyond, you deserve it!!
Wow this is so beautiful. I wish we had more old abandoned stuff like this in Canada, it seems like everything here gets trashed beyond appreciating before nature has a chance to make it’s mark. This makes me feel so peaceful 💜 thanks for sharing this incredible place.
The curse of stable countries! You need huge economic/social upheaval to get locations like this. A war or two helps! I'm a brit, so alas although we were involved in wars it hasn't actually been on our land for a long time, and we're boring stable most of the time too. I've been researching locations in Eastern Europe. Plenty there!
On Vancouver Island we had an abandon ski resort that was closed down due to the main lodge burning down. And last year they spent a fortune removing the REALLY cool old chair lift. Like why not leave it? It's not harming the environment, hardly a hazard to anyone and it caused like 176x more destruction removing it as it would of just leaving it. Really frustrating
Broken Window Theory I would love to! It’s my dream to travel the Carpathian Mountains and see as much of Eastern Europe as possible. Some day I will, but for now I’ll just have to binge some more of your videos
This video makes me feel more aware of the fact that everything is finite. Everything comes and goes, because time gives and takes relentlessly. The passage of time has complete control over mankind.
Way back in the 80s or 90s there was Sci Fi tv series that was going to be filming an Explosion in an Old Quarry . So I went to watch . Oops . I was trying to get as close as possible. I was moving through this field and tripped over somthing in the Dark. I had a lighter . So I checked it out . Opened the lid and saw Pyro . Never ran so fast . The safest place was towards the Film Crew . Walked through the filming compound and out onto the road . The People were Friendly and thought I was a crew member . One guy asked were is your vest . Just going to get it . Left it in the Can . Lol Didn't stay in the area long enough to see the Stunt . But I felt lucky .
I'm not sure if there is still interesting stuff to see. After WW2, the underground was developed (later also for tourists) by Soviets, etc. So, as a tourist you can visit a lot of bunkers in Berlin, but I don't think there aren't many hidden and unknown underground places urban explorers would be interested in. However, there are a lot of subway tunnels to see.
The research on the sites you explore is great. It helps the viewer to really understand what was going on there in days past. It gives us more than pretty overgrown, ruined or long abandoned relics. It give your explorations colours and textures. It fires us to imagine what it was like in the past. Your knowledge of technical, urban and rural items and processes are a cut above what other urbex channels give. Thank you. P.s. Your english has improved markedly since your earlier vids. Good on ya! (It gives you a wider audience.)
The production of this video is amazing. The back story and history, great relaxing music,soothing narrative and intriguing footage! Also a talented graffiti artist once there... A++++++
Great explore. Its always interesting to see how nature reclaims her land back. To visit a place like that is amazing. Thank you for another well informed awesome video. Stay safe xxx
Vielen Dank für die tolle dritte Episode (tolle Aufnahmen, besonders die Drohnenaufnahmen 👏) eures Italien Roadtrips, BWT. Das ehemalige Wasserkraftwerk mit seinen riesigen Maschinenhallen und die Stickstoffstoffproduktion sind sehr beeindruckend. Freue mich schon auf das nächste Video. Viele Grüße und einen schönen Abend aus Norddeutschland nach Sachsen 😊👍
Guys, you made my day ! I love abandoned power plants, this one (along with nitrogen plant) is outstanding ! Thank you very much for this another beautiful part of your Italian trip :) And thank you for the awesome scenes, the very interesting comments and the historical footage, the insights from the shootings. I couldn't explain why BWT videos, at least for me, are the best. But they truly are !
Wow, guys, this episode was really worth waiting for!!!!! As always beautiful pictures, and the stories from the past are both, interesting and intriguing. Once more we get the proof, that mankind is only a guest on this planet, and in the end it is nature that wins the struggle for living areas. That was quite a wilderness you had to pass to reach your location. You showed us an astounding big compound, which is made even more beautiful by the returning nature. And the sound of the nearby thunder adds quite nicely to the atmosphere. I am happy with the thought that nature gets back what once was hers, men do only destroy everything and do not deserve or cherish what is around us. Another perfect video, thank you so much, guys!!!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching the video Ramona. Knowing that nature will always survive mankind is a truly reassuring thought. How do you like the preview for the next video? Excited already?
Another interesting and fascinating video! The photography captures how nature consumes once was 50 yrs ago active human occupation and now just rotting away. With major upheavals in the world will find many places abandoned and nature will consume those too.
@I should probably ~ ~ I watched one of them, it was a house, can’t remember which one, and I was hooked. The pictures they take is simply beautiful, they are considerate of us viewers to include the history as best they can, and the main one’s voice(!!) WoW. I was watching another person, younger , and he must have skipped all of his history classes because his mistakes just were awful and made his videos really embarrassing! I’m glad I found the The Broken Theory!
BWT has the best urbex explore adventures on RUclips ! The best history of the sites, the best music, and the best drone photography. Love watching these explorations ! So amazing how all building big or small are conquered by nature ! Hope there's a movie from BWT soon !
This was an amazing video! There is truly a lot of passion and hard work that went into filming and editing this video. I am exited to see how the new calendars will look like.
Liebe Explorer. Eure Videos habe ich frisch entdeckt und ziehe sie rein in mein Bewusstsein. In meinem 60- jährigen Leben bin ich bei Veloreisen oft, egal ob Korsika, Frankreich, Italien usw. in verlassene Gebäude gestolpert. Ich freue mich, dass ihr Dokumente herstellt, mich freut aber noch mehr, wie Geist Mutter Natur das Bau-Material aufbrechen und entkontaminieren kann (das Efeu ist Nr.1!) Die Wurzeln geben immer wieder Gift ab und das Wasser kann das Gift in die Erde schwemmen und tief unterirdisch komprimieren. Radiästesie hilft mir meine Fragen zu Zeit und Geschehen selber beantworten zu können.💓💓💓
Your work is so amazing that the montage' feels like we're right in front of what you're actually seeing. I love how keen your research was about the place and the narration is on another level! 💯
This is a brilliant, thank you so much for sharing it with us! I love how nature reclaims things - so beautifully. Those roots were amazing! I so love the faces artwork, wish I knew the artist. Has anything spooky ever happened when you’ve been exploring?
What young eyes can bring to old eyes is amazing and with such clarity. Once again, I applaud you for your wonderful treks through sites seldom seen by the outside world. Possibly, one day, your videos may be used in a movie as they completely outline the decay of what "hopefully not", but possibly will be our Earth. Keep up your amazing work and while I can still see & hear, I will continue to follow along.
Powerplant tour was amazing. And yes, it does make one feel as if you are the last person on earth. You *are* in fact actuality making future movies... this was another great one. Why I subbed. Best adventures around! And I like the accents. Dutch/German Cherokee lineage myself. Danka.
Danke für die tollen Bilder. Eure Qualität (Bild, Ton, Kameraführung, Schnitt, Untertitel, Erklärungen, etc.) ist großartig, das könnte eine National Geographic Doku sein. Bitte weiter so.
We will have an epic underground exploration coming up soon as part of this series. In episode six of Abandoned Italy season 2, we will venture into a massive NATO bunker.
You all are Amazing!! I tell you this with each video, but the shots you get are just breath taking! I say you do a "guest explorer" and take ME..Steady Chillaxin with you on your journey!!😜 🤗💚🤗💚😜
Another beatiful fantastic explore. Like I mentioned previously, these are my most favorite explores, abandoned "heavy metal" industrial sites. It's really to bad humans in general cannot leave these places alone once they've been abandoned. There always has to be vandalism, unfortunately. Even the companies that filmed there should have taken all their sets when they left. But was a cool find, nonetheless As always guys, well done and thank you. This was every bit as good as I knew it would be. Until next time...You guys rock!✌
Well such places are like oases of constraints in our otherwise so regulated world. Unfortunately this makes people think they can destroy, steal and litter without consequences. Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
those are the sets of Benigni's Pinocchio,The place was supposed to be the next "cinecittà" for Benigni's movies but then something happened and the project was abbandoned.
It is not comforting or alarming. It is sad, but also beautiful to see nature continue on. Without us. One thing people don't often realize or think about. Nature doesn't need us. But, we need nature.
Was für ein einzigartiger Ort. Einfach nur fantastisch !!! Wir freuen uns riesig auf die nächsten Videos, schade dass wir euch leider nur visuell auf diese Abenteuer begleiten können.
6:09 It's sad but comforting. Like finishing a long tv series you've enjoyed for the last few months. It's sad that the show is over but comforting that you know what happened. If that makes sence.
Worked in a Commercial Greenhouse for a while . Explored Caves , Tunnels and Buildings . Amazing how far Roots will Travel to find Water . Kinda Like People . Except . If there was a Giant Icicle Hanging . We would build a Human Pyramid for the Last Drop . Sad
Sorry it took me for Days to watch this intense video. Had a car accident. Yes we are ok. Thanks for going through all that over growth. I'm sure damage was done to skin n clothes. Seeing the decay tells me that nature always wins. N hopefully we can learn from our mistakes. And learn how to recycle n build more with nature in mind. Seeing the difference between the looted area to the intact plant area was amazing like night and day really. . Prop area remind me of an old Twilight Zone episode. Thanks for this excellent adventure n I would Love a Calendar! Also read n liked every comment for being late to the video. Be safe n well. GB. Bring on next weeks!
What was the most difficult to reach destination and why? I've once spotted a small castle on a ridge and I had no idea how it was originally accessed. The terrain was very steep and treacherous and the vegetation thick (because it was too steep for any forestry). In short I never even got close to exploring it (and you wouldn't even see it from the ground up close due to the environment)
We know about some places that are very hard to reach like abandoned war ships and lost cities in the desert but spots we've explored so far were very much okay mostly
@@bwturbex dude would totally sport merch with your current logo But below it just has lettering with Broken See us tubers who follow you will only understand lmao!!!! keep up the work guys. I cant wait to see what the future brings
Truly love your videos even though the foreign language I can't understand, the English words going across the bottom goes to fast to read completely so I miss alot but your videos are great.
Somewhere in time People began to believe that we are separate and above The Nature of Things. Since then we have heaped destruction upon Earth while forgetting that what befalls Earth also befalls People. Seeing Nature reassert the living process upon the skeletal remains of Earth scorching industry gives me comfort and hope for the life of our grandchildren's grandchildren.
Omg I’ve been there in the 80’s with my sister. We rode our bicycle to the factory. Have to admit it wasn’t that overgrown. We camped for the night and went to another abandoned house the next day.
Kristy * I so wish I would have pictures... it was forty years ago. My sister and I weren’t very well off, we had no camera, we just took off on our bicycles and be gone for a few days with a tent and some cans of food. All the memories are in my head...
Broken Window Theory what I remember the most is that it didn’t look nothing overgrown like this. And that a lot of locals would hang out in the main “Saal” where the turbine is, and do drugs and drink alcohol. Nature hadn’t taken over it like it did in your video. It’s quite shocking to look at what it looks now, but also very very cool! We pitched our tent in that main room. It was just something people did back then we were undisturbed. The 80’s............ I don’t remember the faces on the wall, they are freaking me out I would remember it if they’d been there then.
Together with our photographer friend Tobi, we are about to start creating our 2021 urbex calendar. You can order really soon if you are interested in one of them! As always, we are featuring our best shots of the year in superb quality, as well as interesting stories from our explorations. We ship worldwide by the way. Any suggestions for this year's calendar from your side? Let us know, and keep exploring!
Awesome, I will be getting the calendar
Great ! Deffo getting one !
Ich warte einfach wieder auf eure e-mail wie im letzten Jahr um gleich wieder zu bestellen. 😂
I would love one please 😁
Ja, klar, ich hätte gerne einen. Ich hoffe nur, es wird möglich sein, per Überweisung oder Vorkasse zu bezahlen, denn ich möchte kein PayPal-Konto anlegen. Und ich würde mir für einen Monat ein Bild aus diesem Video wünschen: ruclips.net/video/Bi_HbTBj_sk/видео.html. Überhaupt gefallen mir die Videos über das Abandoned Italy am allerbesten!
It's amazing how you guys document with such sensibility the history of this forgotten places. Every video has astonishing visuals, music and lots of historical background
We try to poduce documentaries instead of youtube vlogs. Glad to hear you like it! :)
I agree ☝️
Nice production again. Seeing this place in wet conditions is really the best!
Some extra background info: after the closure of the chemical plant, many halls were converted into film studios. The classic and multi-award winning movie "La Vita è Bella" was filmed here, and the director founded the studios himself. The set you stumbled upon was from yet another movie, "Pinocchio".
Thanks for the additional info, my friend! We didn't know this actually. We should watch that great movie some time!
*deep breath* whoa, It's feels like walking into post apocalyptic world
If you feel that way while watching the video then our job here is done! :D
Theres more coming up
Hollywood is using low budget cgi when they could film in places like this 🤦
Mostly big budget in the 80s
You know it. Future movies....
Guys, that was just magical. I totally agree about it being relaxing and at the same time fascinating....wherever nature is reclaiming its land. Similar to the Chernobyl zone too....so many animals in a haven now because there are so few humans in the area.
I love this industrial decay, its almost like it comes out of a movie - and you guys help us to see this first hand - Brilliant 😀 keep up the great work. I'm really liking the new styles in your videos too.
Oh and a big YES to the calendar, even just the photos are like a window into a different land 😉
This was stunning! From start to finish...I love the deco styling and the old machinery with their harkening back to earlier times, to the abstract shapes in the piping and the dusty quality of the air. I must admit though, that I love best the portion Mother Nature is slowly taking back with Her cool greens and black roots tracing patterns across the walls, seeking for weaknesses. The storm added the perfect touch of the Elements in concert remaking what we no longer use into things Nature can more readily use. Thank you, and stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦
What I loved: the intricate, almost lacy iron stairwell you descend early in the video; the graffiti here is stunning, what an artist; the new green growth everywhere, like Stranger Things indeed; those big roots! A liked the contrast with the newer hall. No nature there but you can appreciate the massive machinery. Loved the research you did. You found pics, video and site drawings?!? I wondered where the water source was. Amazing. Then the surprise of the big space with the movie sets- wow!
Include the image of the stairwell on the next calendar great work guys, worth waiting two weeks for this one.
I won't move away from this screen until Sunday evening 6pm.........
Awesome video guy's, as always!! The amount of research you guy's do as well as the professional cinematic filming, story telling and editing is amazing!! Can't wait to see you guys continue to succeed and reach 1 million subs, and beyond, you deserve it!!
Wow this is so beautiful. I wish we had more old abandoned stuff like this in Canada, it seems like everything here gets trashed beyond appreciating before nature has a chance to make it’s mark. This makes me feel so peaceful 💜 thanks for sharing this incredible place.
Italy is perfect for urban exploration! Will you ever travel there to explore by yourself?
You're very welcome
The curse of stable countries! You need huge economic/social upheaval to get locations like this. A war or two helps!
I'm a brit, so alas although we were involved in wars it hasn't actually been on our land for a long time, and we're boring stable most of the time too. I've been researching locations in Eastern Europe. Plenty there!
On Vancouver Island we had an abandon ski resort that was closed down due to the main lodge burning down. And last year they spent a fortune removing the REALLY cool old chair lift. Like why not leave it? It's not harming the environment, hardly a hazard to anyone and it caused like 176x more destruction removing it as it would of just leaving it. Really frustrating
Broken Window Theory I would love to! It’s my dream to travel the Carpathian Mountains and see as much of Eastern Europe as possible. Some day I will, but for now I’ll just have to binge some more of your videos
I agree with you. What part of Canada are you in? Last year I checked out Bitumount, and it was awesome! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitumount
This video makes me feel more aware of the fact that everything is finite.
Everything comes and goes, because time gives and takes relentlessly.
The passage of time has complete control over mankind.
Jesus loves you! ❤️
Beautifully said!
Way back in the 80s or 90s there was Sci Fi tv series that was going to be filming an Explosion in an Old Quarry . So I went to watch . Oops . I was trying to get as close as possible. I was moving through this field and tripped over somthing in the Dark. I had a lighter . So I checked it out . Opened the lid and saw Pyro . Never ran so fast . The safest place was towards the Film Crew . Walked through the filming compound and out onto the road . The People were Friendly and thought I was a crew member . One guy asked were is your vest . Just going to get it . Left it in the Can . Lol Didn't stay in the area long enough to see the Stunt . But I felt lucky .
Looking forward to this. I would love to see some underground Berlin if you could pull it off.
I'm not sure if there is still interesting stuff to see. After WW2, the underground was developed (later also for tourists) by Soviets, etc. So, as a tourist you can visit a lot of bunkers in Berlin, but I don't think there aren't many hidden and unknown underground places urban explorers would be interested in. However, there are a lot of subway tunnels to see.
The research on the sites you explore is great. It helps the viewer to really understand what was going on there in days past. It gives us more than pretty overgrown, ruined or long abandoned relics. It give your explorations colours and textures. It fires us to imagine what it was like in the past. Your knowledge of technical, urban and rural items and processes are a cut above what other urbex channels give. Thank you.
P.s. Your english has improved markedly since your earlier vids. Good on ya! (It gives you a wider audience.)
The production of this video is amazing. The back story and history, great relaxing music,soothing narrative and intriguing footage! Also a talented graffiti artist once there... A++++++
The subtitles on screen longer has a big help .
Alright will do
Wow....just wow!
I REALLY love the colors and the contrast between the decaying, industrial enviroment and the plants
Great explore. Its always interesting to see how nature reclaims her land back. To visit a place like that is amazing. Thank you for another well informed awesome video. Stay safe xxx
Vielen Dank für die tolle dritte Episode (tolle Aufnahmen, besonders die Drohnenaufnahmen 👏) eures Italien Roadtrips, BWT. Das ehemalige Wasserkraftwerk mit seinen riesigen Maschinenhallen und die Stickstoffstoffproduktion sind sehr beeindruckend. Freue mich schon auf das nächste Video. Viele Grüße und einen schönen Abend aus Norddeutschland nach Sachsen 😊👍
Immer wieder gern! Wir hören beim nächsten Video wieder voneinander :)
Guys, you made my day !
I love abandoned power plants, this one (along with nitrogen plant) is outstanding !
Thank you very much for this another beautiful part of your Italian trip :)
And thank you for the awesome scenes, the very interesting comments and the historical footage, the insights from the shootings.
I couldn't explain why BWT videos, at least for me, are the best. But they truly are !
Thanks a ton for your kind feedback! It motivates to read comments like this. Are you exploring abandoned buildings yourself?
@@bwturbex I did some in France, but you probably weren't born at this time 😉
So I really appreciate watching your awesome videos !
Wow, guys, this episode was really worth waiting for!!!!! As always beautiful pictures, and the stories from the past are both, interesting and intriguing. Once more we get the proof, that mankind is only a guest on this planet, and in the end it is nature that wins the struggle for living areas. That was quite a wilderness you had to pass to reach your location. You showed us an astounding big compound, which is made even more beautiful by the returning nature. And the sound of the nearby thunder adds quite nicely to the atmosphere. I am happy with the thought that nature gets back what once was hers, men do only destroy everything and do not deserve or cherish what is around us. Another perfect video, thank you so much, guys!!!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and watching the video Ramona. Knowing that nature will always survive mankind is a truly reassuring thought.
How do you like the preview for the next video? Excited already?
@@bwturbex Of course I am!!!!!
Best Urbex team ever! Your videos keep improving constantly, soon they will be presented in movie theaters .. :)
Another interesting and fascinating video! The photography captures how nature consumes once was 50 yrs ago active human occupation and now just rotting away. With major upheavals in the world will find many places abandoned and nature will consume those too.
Just found you and loving your videos! Both your imagery and storytelling are stunning and smooth. Thank you!
@I should probably ~ ~ I watched one of them, it was a house, can’t remember which one, and I was hooked. The pictures they take is simply beautiful, they are considerate of us viewers to include the history as best they can, and the main one’s voice(!!) WoW. I was watching another person, younger , and he must have skipped all of his history classes because his mistakes just were awful and made his videos really embarrassing! I’m glad I found the The Broken Theory!
BWT has the best urbex explore adventures on RUclips ! The best history of the sites, the best music, and the best drone photography. Love watching these explorations ! So amazing how all building big or small are conquered by nature ! Hope there's a movie from BWT soon !
Great work guys. Thank you for being respectful and showing humanity the other side of life we rarely get to see. Thanks! -Portland, Oregon
This was an amazing video! There is truly a lot of passion and hard work that went into filming and editing this video.
I am exited to see how the new calendars will look like.
Liebe Explorer.
Eure Videos habe ich frisch entdeckt und ziehe sie rein in mein Bewusstsein.
In meinem 60- jährigen Leben bin ich bei Veloreisen oft, egal ob Korsika, Frankreich, Italien usw. in verlassene Gebäude gestolpert.
Ich freue mich, dass ihr Dokumente herstellt, mich freut aber noch mehr, wie Geist Mutter Natur das Bau-Material aufbrechen und entkontaminieren kann (das Efeu ist Nr.1!)
Die Wurzeln geben immer wieder Gift ab und das Wasser kann das Gift in die Erde schwemmen und tief unterirdisch komprimieren.
Radiästesie hilft mir meine Fragen zu Zeit und Geschehen selber beantworten zu können.💓💓💓
Your work is so amazing that the montage' feels like we're right in front of what you're actually seeing. I love how keen your research was about the place and the narration is on another level! 💯
@R Caspi ~ ~ completely agree! These guys are memorizing aren’t they ? They are my favorites to watch!
This was superb! Never disappointed! Calendar would be cool. Be here wating for the next adventure! ❣👍😊
This is a brilliant, thank you so much for sharing it with us! I love how nature reclaims things - so beautifully. Those roots were amazing! I so love the faces artwork, wish I knew the artist.
Has anything spooky ever happened when you’ve been exploring?
Looking forward to another great BWT video
This was a fantastic adventure for us with many unexpected discoveries.
What young eyes can bring to old eyes is amazing and with such clarity. Once again, I applaud you for your wonderful treks through sites seldom seen by the outside world. Possibly, one day, your videos may be used in a movie as they completely outline the decay of what "hopefully not", but possibly will be our Earth. Keep up your amazing work and while I can still see & hear, I will continue to follow along.
Really cool guys !! MASSIVE equipment love these old structures so much to see in Italy's forgotten past !! 👍👍
Thanks Robert, are you excited for the next episode already?
@@bwturbex YES YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME !!
Really makes me want to go back to this place. Truly a great video once again, with some great history. Btw the front door was actually open 😉
Really?! That's a pitty but at least the way itself already was an adventure :D
Broken Window Theory It indeed looked a lot more adventurous, especially in shorts 😆
Powerplant tour was amazing. And yes, it does make one feel as if you are the last person on earth. You *are* in fact actuality making future movies... this was another great one. Why I subbed. Best adventures around! And I like the accents. Dutch/German Cherokee lineage myself. Danka.
I have to say, I am very impressed by your imagery, you really give me a sense of the space & feelings it involks. Well done.
Danke für die tollen Bilder. Eure Qualität (Bild, Ton, Kameraführung, Schnitt, Untertitel, Erklärungen, etc.) ist großartig, das könnte eine National Geographic Doku sein. Bitte weiter so.
Ihr seid definitiv absolut underrated! Ich bin wirklich begeistert von euren Videos, macht weiter so!
I love underground explorations. Those locations just look so isolated and forgotten...
We will have an epic underground exploration coming up soon as part of this series. In episode six of Abandoned Italy season 2, we will venture into a massive NATO bunker.
OMG!! 😵 😍 I'll be waiting........ so cool !!
Thanks for your patience. This video turned out super cool!
Excellent video and great photography talent as well, I think you had a few spirits showing up in your pictures....!!
Good job guys, following you in Africa Kenya.
You all are Amazing!! I tell you this with each video, but the shots you get are just breath taking! I say you do a "guest explorer" and take ME..Steady Chillaxin with you on your journey!!😜 🤗💚🤗💚😜
Thanks a ton for your kind words! :) Taking a guest explorer with us like you suggest contains some risks though. But maybe some day ;D
Hi guys, what a cool location and it's only day 2, wow. A great explore guys, thank you for sharing, much love. xx🤘💖
Thanks a bunch! There are 10 more episodes to come in this season.
@@bwturbex Awesome, I'm looking forward to them. xx
This is literally the ONLY urbex channel I will watch. Respectful, historical, artistic cinematography… everything is superb! Absolutely incredible!!!
I think this is in the top 5 best explores I have seen. What an amazing location! I can't wait for the next one.
Mal wieder absolut großartige Arbeit.
Was für ein schönes Video...
Danke fürs einschalten und bis zum nächsten Video
thank you for all of the amazing explorations! it is exciting to see all of these places and live them through your lenses :)
Das Wetter passt hervorragend zur Stimmung. 👍👍👍😊
Another beatiful fantastic explore. Like I mentioned previously, these are my most favorite explores, abandoned "heavy metal" industrial sites. It's really to bad humans in general cannot leave these places alone once they've been abandoned. There always has to be vandalism, unfortunately. Even the companies that filmed there should have taken all their sets when they left. But was a cool find, nonetheless
As always guys, well done and thank you. This was every bit as good as I knew it would be. Until next time...You guys rock!✌
Well such places are like oases of constraints in our otherwise so regulated world. Unfortunately this makes people think they can destroy, steal and litter without consequences.
Thanks for watching and see you in the next video!
I have such mad respect for your channel, which is why I subscribed. So glad you guy's popped up on my feed.♥️✌️
It's wonderful that you include the music pieces, their names and composers. Thanks!! Your commentary is just the best!
Fantastic explore !
And that hall with all the equipment left is a real hidden gem !
Absolute stunner 👍
Exploring that place felt surreal!
Die Props sind von ner Pinocchio-Verfilmung. Schönes Video auf jeden Fall! Richtig nice, wies da mittlerweile aussieht. :)
How are you not at 3mil subs yet? The production value is phenomenal. Thank you for allowing us to come on these adventures with you.
Thanks, maybe one day!
Top Video und sehr cooler Lost Place!!! 🙂
Danke fürs Zusehen und deinen Kommentar!
Amazing footage. I don't know what it is about old abandoned structures, but the feeling I always get is peace but sadness.
Those structures show us how unstable everything we create is
This really brings home the fact that no matter what we build, nature will take it back. Really enjoy seeing this. Humbling.
those are the sets of Benigni's Pinocchio,The place was supposed to be the next "cinecittà" for Benigni's movies but then something happened and the project was abbandoned.
Yet so beautiful and preserved. Great video fam
It is not comforting or alarming. It is sad, but also beautiful to see nature continue on. Without us. One thing people don't often realize or think about. Nature doesn't need us. But, we need nature.
Was für ein einzigartiger Ort. Einfach nur fantastisch !!! Wir freuen uns riesig auf die nächsten Videos, schade dass wir euch leider nur visuell auf diese Abenteuer begleiten können.
I’d be super interested in a calendar! Would you ever consider producing them with date squares that can be written on?
Wow., amazing exploration! Look forward to the next episode 👍🙂
You are my new favorite!! I love the artwork on the walls!
BRILLIANT!! Love your filming. Love your narrative. First class.
I love your work. Please don't stop. You show us the true beauty that is all around us.
6:09 It's sad but comforting. Like finishing a long tv series you've enjoyed for the last few months. It's sad that the show is over but comforting that you know what happened. If that makes sence.
I'm Italian & this hurts me to see. Yet it is beautiful at the same time.
Was für eine riesige Location und so schön 😍 ich liebe solche verlassene Industrieanlagen
Aber die war wirklich was ganz besonderes. Selten so eine schöne Natur in alten Industrieanlagen gesehen!
i'm obsessed with your theme music , it is perfect :)
Worked in a Commercial Greenhouse for a while . Explored Caves , Tunnels and Buildings . Amazing how far Roots will Travel to find Water . Kinda Like People . Except . If there was a Giant Icicle Hanging . We would build a Human Pyramid for the Last Drop . Sad
That looks stunning!
Idk what it is about it, the mix of machinery and nature, but it's so calming to me.
a great explore love those old machines.
Thanks for checking out the new video Rolf
Amazing guys! Enjoying each second of your videos. These are a must watching series for those who love adventures, history, and adrenaline!!
Hands down would definitely buy a calendar from you guys. Your photography is unreal and beautiful. Also, anyone get STALKER vibes from this place?
Sorry it took me for Days to watch this intense video. Had a car accident. Yes we are ok. Thanks for going through all that over growth. I'm sure damage was done to skin n clothes. Seeing the decay tells me that nature always wins. N hopefully we can learn from our mistakes. And learn how to recycle n build more with nature in mind. Seeing the difference between the looted area to the intact plant area was amazing like night and day really. . Prop area remind me of an old Twilight Zone episode.
Thanks for this excellent adventure n I would Love a Calendar! Also read n liked every comment for being late to the video. Be safe n well. GB. Bring on next weeks!
I love your videos. Very well put: a glance into the past & a glance into the future.
Thanks Diana! Already excited for the next episode?
@@bwturbex Absolutely!
great video guys:)
Italy so far really great, fantastic images,,,
Italy is one of our favorite countries to explore. Such a great variety of places.
Amazing video again bro's keep going the goodwork i love it! :)
You guys did a great job with this video.
Schon wieder ein super geiles Video! Danke Jungs!
What was the most difficult to reach destination and why?
I've once spotted a small castle on a ridge and I had no idea how it was originally accessed. The terrain was very steep and treacherous and the vegetation thick (because it was too steep for any forestry). In short I never even got close to exploring it (and you wouldn't even see it from the ground up close due to the environment)
We know about some places that are very hard to reach like abandoned war ships and lost cities in the desert but spots we've explored so far were very much okay mostly
I love background music. All your videos have world class background music. Simply superb.
Thanks, looking for this music takes quite a while but it's really worth it!
Nature taking over - so beautiful. And yes, it did look like a hole in the ground!
Wish I had friends like you guys! Id be all for exploring and getting some great photographs. Keep it up BROKEN!
Nobody called us Broken before, haha. Thanks!
@@bwturbex dude would totally sport merch with your current logo
But below it just has lettering with Broken
See us tubers who follow you will only understand lmao!!!! keep up the work guys. I cant wait to see what the future brings
So wonderful. I find great joy in seeing nature take back what is hers. 🌴🇺🇸❤️
Truly love your videos even though the foreign language I can't understand, the English words going across the bottom goes to fast to read completely so I miss alot but your videos are great.
Sehr sehr schön gemacht, Jungs. Eines unserer nächsten Ziele :-) LG Team URBEXner
Ich krieg Gänsehaut bei der location, und der Stimmung mit dem Wetter. Wahnsinn 😱😱😱😱
Da hat wirklich alles gestimmt! Hattest du selbst schon mal so eine krasse Erfahrung?
@@bwturbex so krass definitiv nicht. Auf niedrigerem level sagen wir mal 😂
I love the videos, silently thought me that nothing timeless
One of the best documentary video about history.👍
So I just found your channel and silly me is trying to purchase your calendar 🗓️😔
Yeah, it's a bit too late now, sorry. 😃 But send us a message on social or via email. Maybe we have one left.
@@bwturbex lol tnx I will....one more question do you guys chip to Mexico ?
Yes, we ship worldwide!
Guys you are simply amazing!!
Great episode guys! 🖤🖤🖤
Somewhere in time People began to believe that we are separate and above The Nature of Things. Since then we have heaped destruction upon Earth while forgetting that what befalls Earth also befalls People. Seeing Nature reassert the living process upon the skeletal remains of Earth scorching industry gives me comfort and hope for the life of our grandchildren's grandchildren.
Omg I’ve been there in the 80’s with my sister. We rode our bicycle to the factory. Have to admit it wasn’t that overgrown. We camped for the night and went to another abandoned house the next day.
Wait what? What else do you remember from back then?
I hope you have pictures to share?!
Kristy * I so wish I would have pictures... it was forty years ago. My sister and I weren’t very well off, we had no camera, we just took off on our bicycles and be gone for a few days with a tent and some cans of food. All the memories are in my head...
Broken Window Theory what I remember the most is that it didn’t look nothing overgrown like this. And that a lot of locals would hang out in the main “Saal” where the turbine is, and do drugs and drink alcohol. Nature hadn’t taken over it like it did in your video. It’s quite shocking to look at what it looks now, but also very very cool! We pitched our tent in that main room. It was just something people did back then we were undisturbed. The 80’s............ I don’t remember the faces on the wall, they are freaking me out I would remember it if they’d been there then.
@@lowrider81hd well at least you have the memories. Hope life is good to you now. Hello from Nevada, USA