Immaculate Abandoned Fairy Tale Castle in France | A 17th-century treasure

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024

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  • @Explomo
    @Explomo  2 года назад +170

    Welcome our friends and dearest viewers! 😊
    First of all, we're very sorry this long-awaited episode is released 1 day later than expected on the usual Wednesdays. ☹️
    Nonetheless, we’re both very excited to share this adventure with you that dates back over a year ago! 🔥
    We visited this intriguing French castle that sparked our minds and definitely belongs in the TOP places that we've explored in the past 5 years. 🏰5️⃣
    Now, it's time to finally release this video as the castle has been sold to a French owner who is, currently, renovating the premises making this castle NOT abandoned anymore! 🚷
    👇🏼 Would love to hear from you what you think about this video down below in the comment section! 👇🏼
    Videos like this take a ton of time to edit: this particular episode, for example, took me 2 weeks to make ⌚️
    I hope you everybody enjoys it and, as always, any feedback is welcome. :)
    Much love from both of us to our dearest supporters and Explomers from all around the world! 💚
    Maureno & Remon 🙋🏼‍♂️🙋🏻‍♂️

    • @mariettamollolucic4512
      @mariettamollolucic4512 2 года назад +10

      Muchas gracias Explomo, por el gran y maravilloso trabajo que hacen para entregarnos todas estas increíbles exploraciones, las que nunca tendríamos oportunidad de conocer más que a través de sus videos, así que yo desde el fondo de mí corazón les doy las gracias, porque ustedes alimentan mí espíritu aventurero y juvenil a mis casi 62 años. Saludos cariñosos desde Chile 🙋‍♀️🇨🇱✌️💖

    • @lindomarferreira6944
      @lindomarferreira6944 2 года назад +4

      Maureno &Remon vocês estão ficando especialistas em Castelos e lugares abandonados, não entendo inglês, observo que seu Inglês é suave e gostoso de ouvir 👂👂

    • @silviajuarezfernandez434
      @silviajuarezfernandez434 2 года назад +5

      Gracias por ser tan geniales 💞🌟

    • @JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts
      @JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts 2 года назад +3

      I honestly don't know why you're not at 500 k, minimum, subs yet.
      Hopefully you can meet this old lady soon. I'll be in Sudbury from 6 March for a week, cat sitting my Son's rescue because he's going to Nova Scotia for a week on business.

    • @willyegger4488
      @willyegger4488 2 года назад +4

      Heyy dear Maureno, Unfortunately I missed your lifestream, because I was not at home, and I didn't know, that you would
      start a lifestream this afternoon. I am so sorry, but it will certainly not be the last opportunity to chat with you while
      watching a new video from my favourite team Explomo! - Stay safe, peace and kindest regards.

  • @texasmemaw3779
    @texasmemaw3779 2 года назад +55

    The buttons on the wall that appeared to be electrical connections were actually the servants bells. The rooms were marked so the servants could tell where the bell call was coming from. It appears there were belongings ranging across many decades. Beautiful!

  • @sandysanders6740
    @sandysanders6740 Год назад +47

    Thank you for taking us on this Fairytale Castle Tour. I am so happy to hear that someone bought the castle and is restoring it. Brings tears to my eyes. Thank you

  • @ФорыКонь
    @ФорыКонь Год назад +17

    Уважение и восхищение замком и его интерьером. Как это можно было все
    Оставить !? Портреты предков бросить?????. Очень интелегентные и воспитанные путешественники в старину . Почтительны . Спасибо вам за это!!!

  • @ksnutrition3627
    @ksnutrition3627 2 года назад +20

    One thing I love about the French is the colors they used to paint their walls. The pastels are beautiful.

  • @moonobservergilles5730
    @moonobservergilles5730 Год назад +14

    It breaks my heart to see such historical buildings abandonned :(

  • @commonsense246
    @commonsense246 2 года назад +33

    Incredible! There are hundreds of these huge houses in France that are now become a popular hobby to restore and make available to guests. As with Chateau Diaries and How To Restore A Chateau, these fabulous architectural buildings are living again. Thank you, I loved your video.

    • @RaymondSmith-if6ge
      @RaymondSmith-if6ge Год назад

      Hello Bec how are you doing today

    • @lindatimmons3675
      @lindatimmons3675 Год назад +1

      It's wonderful that these places are being bought and restored to their glory.

  • @michellemendiola1965
    @michellemendiola1965 2 года назад +37

    It would be so nice if these beautiful places were opened up as museums so we could walk through and see the history. Thank you for sharing this with us!

  • @lindasonger121
    @lindasonger121 2 года назад +17

    So happy to hear that this place is being loved again, thank you people for saving history

  • @gwencasados4741
    @gwencasados4741 Год назад +4

    Thank you for closing the windows. Protecting it is such wonderful respect for these beautiful palaces.

  • @kellyriddle9915
    @kellyriddle9915 2 года назад +45

    Back in those days, they had groomers to take care of the horses, and they would live either in the barn, or small building to keep an eye on the tack/ bridles, saddles, etc. I Love looking through old buildings, and looking through books about castles, so Thank you for having created videos of this nature to share curiosities such as this🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

    • @sprinter1832
      @sprinter1832 2 года назад +1

      Grooms not groomers! groomers are Paedophiles!

  • @nannyofmany8315
    @nannyofmany8315 2 года назад +45

    Thank you guys.A wonderful castle. Unbelievable the way it’s just deserted. Fully furnished like they’d just popped out fir the day and never made it home. So sad.
    Great to hear someone has interest enough to bring the whole house back to life. I trust they use sensitivity and care in the refurbishment of that beautiful property! Take care lads. Stay safe! 🤗💜😁👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼

  • @ronkelly5053
    @ronkelly5053 2 года назад +8

    You both make me very proud to be a human being who respects history and the people who made up our history

    • @judyhoikka8400
      @judyhoikka8400 2 года назад +2

      THANK YOU for closing the windows properly. This is one of my pet peeves...ignoring or leaving open doors and windows.

    • @lindatimmons3675
      @lindatimmons3675 Год назад

      ​@@judyhoikka8400......
      I feel the same way. Close the window dows and doors even if you found them open it may help keep birds and bees and others things out. 😊

  • @philipchretienkarlsson8157
    @philipchretienkarlsson8157 2 года назад +27

    A great thing that this castle has been purchsed, and is now being restored. The library is gorgeous, and must contain many treasures !

    • @ThePianoMan1953
      @ThePianoMan1953 Год назад +1

      That is wonderful! It's like an orphaned child. People who care adopt it. I wonder what the purchase price was?

    • @nathnath5631
      @nathnath5631 Год назад +1

      Can someone please tell me the name and location of this castle?

    • @Minkagurl
      @Minkagurl Год назад +1

      It would be nice to see renovation put on Y.T.

  • @juliehare3403
    @juliehare3403 2 года назад +8

    Wow! What a fabulous place...I know y'all tried to get in there before...right?
    The room off that dining room is a butler pantry so they had direct out of sight access to the guests. The " food elevator" is a dumb waiter that would deliver food from the kitchen below ( most likely behind that looked door in the basement). It also was used to send the breakfast trays upstairs. The other room that was made into a kitchen was probably used as prep to plate up the food.
    There would not have been any kind of livery or blacksmith inside the house...that would have been located in an outbuilding near the stables.
    Those electronics were quite fascinating and the oldest bell calling system I have ever seen. All important rooms ( even bedrooms) had a bell pull or button to alert servants they were needed.
    Those stamps were called wax seals ...they were used to seal letters and correspondents ...and to identify the sender.
    That little room in the first bedroom is called a modesty room. The wife would change into her night clothes there and then slip into bed so her husband could not witness her naked! Imagine...lol.
    Our traditions have changed alot.
    The "sink" in the hallway on the servants level was just a water spigot. This was a water source for the entire floor. The servants could fill their jug, take to their room to fill their wash basin on their vanity.
    I know you had to have explored the attic and out buildings...can we please, please see it!!
    Great job y'all!

  • @lotusdolphin
    @lotusdolphin 2 года назад +7

    Thank you Maureno and Ramon!!! That was truly fantastic! I am so happy somebody has purchased this beautiful château and is going to bring it back to its former self. They certainly have some beautiful antiques to fill it! I’m so glad that you got to document it before it was not available to document. That staircase was breathtaking! Some truly magnificent pieces in there and all the books my goodness. Stay safe💜😎🤟🏻🍀🇺🇸

  • @Polemodrome
    @Polemodrome 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for covering this timeless jewel right before the new owner endeavored in its restoration. It truly is a building out of a fairytale! I am happy to know this will be preserved for generations to admire

  • @chris.asi_romeo
    @chris.asi_romeo Год назад +3

    So happy to know it's not abandoned anymore and its going to be restored. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @lethylxistns4759
    @lethylxistns4759 2 года назад +32

    That room was called the back kitchen, where food was sent up from the basement kitchen to the dining room servants to place on platers are soup into servers kept warm then served by going through the hidden door into the grand dinning hall

    • @elainesoukup4087
      @elainesoukup4087 2 года назад +3

      I don’t think they found the main kitchen - love to see the old kitchens! Never showed where the dumb waiter started from.

    • @shaline2792
      @shaline2792 Год назад

      Wow

  • @gillwyatt8103
    @gillwyatt8103 2 года назад +16

    Would anyone like to hazard a guess as to how much it would cost to build such a castle 🏰 today and to furnish it with all those wonderful antiques and tapestries? It is gratifying to know that someone has purchased the place and hopefully can restore it to its former glory. It is so important to preserve these historical homes for future generations. Thank you guys for a great explore. Gill 🇬🇧

    • @RaymondSmith-if6ge
      @RaymondSmith-if6ge Год назад

      Hello Gail how are you doing today

    • @jamesbarrow9843
      @jamesbarrow9843 Год назад +1

      This is James Barrow it's a Cool castle it also can turn onto a bed and breakfast and hotel

    • @lindatimmons3675
      @lindatimmons3675 Год назад

      ​@@jamesbarrow9843.....
      Yes with a banquet room for any special occasion or get together. Weddings, reunions, anniversaries, etc.

  • @СветланаСорокина-ь6э
    @СветланаСорокина-ь6э 2 года назад +12

    Большое спасибо за обзор. Потрясающий замок, хотелось бы увидеть его после реставрации. Хорошо что нашёлся новый хозяин, удачи ему в перевоплощении замка, пусть разрешит потом их навестить. Спасибо вам ребята

  • @user-iamRobinV68
    @user-iamRobinV68 2 года назад +13

    Maureno and Remon document this castle beautifully. This is the best explore ever ! Loved it 🥰🥰🥰

  • @miriamgarcia155
    @miriamgarcia155 Год назад +2

    OOMGOODNES WHAT TREASURES LOVE THESE CASTLE TREASURES WHATS LEFT BEHIND IS EPIC LOVE ANTIQUES IN ALL ITS SPLENDOR YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING EXPLORERS TUSHAY BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @justineheinrichs2798
    @justineheinrichs2798 2 года назад +15

    The castle is so hauntingly beautiful. The tapestries! You know back when they first began weaving those gorgeous tapestries, it would take one person an entire month to weave one square meter. Just imagine the dedication to make those huge ones for the walls.
    Thanks once more for the beautiful tour ❤️🇨🇦

    • @mariaednarother8864
      @mariaednarother8864 2 года назад

      Realmente é muito lindo!. Fora do comum!. Eu fico fascinada!. Desde a minha infância eu sempre gostei de histórias de castelos!. Por tudo que existe dentro de um castelo! Agradeço a vocês rapazes pela oportunidade e inesquecível lindo mesmo!!.

    • @sheilad83
      @sheilad83 Год назад

      I screenshot the one with the horse and the knight with a sword. I Google lens it, could find the exact one, but the one I found was medieval worth $750,000 us $

  • @nellawhite3188
    @nellawhite3188 Год назад +1

    This was amazing thank you you guys are wonderful and I love how you go slow so that we can see every little nook. It’s awesome. You guys are wonderful thank you so much and God bless you both.

  • @MKWhitney
    @MKWhitney 2 года назад +16

    Now THAT is a castle. So beautiful and noble. I'm am very happy that someone has bought it. I hope they restore it to its former grandeur!

  • @yasirsaleem2914
    @yasirsaleem2914 Год назад +2

    Watching ur videos makes me travel throughout the pages of history. I can literally feel being there in its hay days!

  • @ruthbeck2050
    @ruthbeck2050 2 года назад +6

    This is a wonderful place and so many beautiful things. The needlepoint tapestries are made on a loom with wool yarn. They are gorgeous and all the pictures and frames. Thank you Maureno and Remon

  • @KraftyGals
    @KraftyGals 2 года назад +2

    I took a ride over from Jeremy’s site🚗so…so happy I did…this is an Amazing place and I’m truly thrilled it’s being restored…it would be Amazing if the new owners allow you to come back and share the renovations they did on this castle…I would definitely be there with you.
    TFS…Stay Safe!

  • @maryantwiler1263
    @maryantwiler1263 2 года назад +8

    The tapestries were made on a hand loom, I believe. Such a grand beautiful place. Intriguing!

  • @heidihalderman1118
    @heidihalderman1118 Год назад +1

    The colorful ribbon bars on the military jacket were an indicator of medals given.

  • @lethylxistns4759
    @lethylxistns4759 2 года назад +36

    One reason why mirrors where so large in old castles was to help light up rooms when it was dark, the mirror would reflect the light around

  • @TanBraeDesigns
    @TanBraeDesigns 2 года назад +1

    Wow! It always amazes me that places are abandoned with all the furnishings.
    Thanks for sharing your work. I really appreciate that you are so respectful, and that you don't swear! I'm so sick of hearing f-this, sh*t, etc.

  • @omarhamid3638
    @omarhamid3638 2 года назад +16

    Breathtaking Maureno and Remon! You surpass yourselves at each video. I say it each video but you guys never cease to amaze me with how much good quality explores you bring us.
    This is a diamond. Such a military history in gorgeous France (where I personally think they have the best chateaus). The tapestries and that dining room were just a dream. I couldn’t think of a grander but more tasteful mansion. I’m so glad to see that somebody is making it a home again and I do hope and wish they keep it true to its heritage.
    I’m going to settle down with a nice coffee and expensive chocolates to truly do this video justice. Just perfect! 😊❤️✌️👍

  • @bunzobunny7447
    @bunzobunny7447 2 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for closing windows and doors that's why I love watching your show because you take such care of these abandoned homes thanks again and I love your program

  • @suzannereina4791
    @suzannereina4791 2 года назад +37

    This was a gorgeous castle. It is so awesome that someone is coming to restore it. I can't wait to see the next adventure.

  • @opheliaenriquez9956
    @opheliaenriquez9956 2 года назад

    The reason I like your videos is that all you show us is not trashed out castles , but interested things to see.

  • @lethylxistns4759
    @lethylxistns4759 2 года назад +12

    Fireplaces where generally sealed up when the owners where away to keep bats and other creatures from entering the building while they are gone

  • @willyegger4488
    @willyegger4488 2 года назад +10

    Heyy my dear friends from fabulous team Explomo, What a breathtakingly beautifully formulated introduction! - Beautiful English,
    lovely background music! - I loved listening to your poetical introduction. - Wonderful first drone shots of this miraculous
    fairy tale like castle. - Absolutely amazing!
    You were so fortunate and lucky to be able to explore this wonderful location, before it was purchased and closed again
    for renovations.
    Wonderful rooms with enormous tapestries and still very historical looking furniture in the baroque style. In the grand
    dining room the furniture could be from the late 19th century in the so called historism style. Also the smaller antique items
    standing on the furniture are probably quite valuable and rare, as I think. - Surprisingly small kitchen for such a big place!
    Of course I liked the big room with the grand piano from Pleyel the most with these interesting and very remarkable details, like that
    old pram and the beautiful paintings on the walls, as well as the wonderful chandelier on the ceiling. Wonderful cabinets with so many
    precious items were visible as well! - Simply amazing and lovely to see! - Wow, - and this oval shaped library, incredible to see!
    What an absolutely fascinating historical castle! - I loved watching, and I am already looking forward to your next explore adventure.
    Wishing you, dear Maureno, a lot of fun and still much more unforgettable moments during your grand trip together with Lesley,
    and as I found out, also with Danny, who joined you in Canada. How great is that! - God bless you all, my friends!
    Take care, peace and many hugs as well as kindest regards.

  • @conniecouto656
    @conniecouto656 2 года назад +15

    fireplaces are also entrances for birds which also keeps them trapped indoors not knowing how to get out and eventually die. the board with the names of the rooms would have been to alert the servants where they were needed

  • @Leeleemeow
    @Leeleemeow 2 года назад +10

    The tapestries were hand woven on very large looms (the weaver would sit) most likely in Brussells

  • @heidiwhiteside8571
    @heidiwhiteside8571 2 года назад +19

    Maybe once redone they owners might let you go through!! This is just beautiful!

    • @elizabethbruno9280
      @elizabethbruno9280 2 года назад

      Acho perigoso andar pelas florestas e locais abandonados na França
      Na I Guerra Mundial os alemães deixaram muitas bombas enterradas em árvores
      Mesmo com a grande varredura que as autoridades francesas fizeram tanto para bombas da Í Guerra como da II Guerra

  • @CQuinnLady
    @CQuinnLady 2 года назад +3

    At 1.23:10 that wash bay is for emptying buckets. It was regularly used by maids to empty floor buckets and refill with clean water instead of walking up n down stairs lugging heavy buckets around.

  • @4Score747
    @4Score747 Год назад

    I watched a video of the same castle by two RUclipsrs and I can see several things are sadly missing. The piano stool was upright in their video. The bike lock on the chair was connected to a very antique child’s riding horse. I noticed it’s now laying on a sofa. I don’t think the other RUclipsrs did it as they were very respectful. I love that old castle. I live in the USA. I would love to visit France. Thank you for sharing your experience! The other video is by the “Brothers of Decay.”

  • @ksnutrition3627
    @ksnutrition3627 2 года назад +3

    The other thing I love about all of these old castles is the wainscoting and the colors they chose to paint the wainscoting. The tapestries are breathtaking.

  • @katbunniekat1962
    @katbunniekat1962 2 года назад +2

    So, Glad someone is going to take care of it. I would love to see it restored.

  • @ОлесяЖуравлева-ж5р
    @ОлесяЖуравлева-ж5р 2 года назад +3

    Великолепный, изумительный,шикарный. Старинный замок, семнадцатого века,какая красота,у меня столько э́моций.........

  • @Марина-с3у6э
    @Марина-с3у6э Год назад +1

    Увлекательное путешествие и обзор красивейшего замка! Очень хочу, чтобы эту красоту сохранили и вдохнули новую жизнь! Мебель, гобелены, портреты, библиотека, посуда- все уникальное, красивое! Скорее всего лучше сделать музей, гостиницу, чтобы как можно большое количество могли видеть этот уникальный замок! ❤

  • @thalyzguilhermat3701
    @thalyzguilhermat3701 Год назад +8

    Estou literalmente apaixonada por este castelo...tem algo de especial que não sei explicar...

    • @RaymondSmith-if6ge
      @RaymondSmith-if6ge Год назад

      Hello Thalyz

    • @ofthedifference
      @ofthedifference Год назад +2

      @thalyzguilhermat3701 Eu sinto o mesmo - o lugar é fascinante e me sinto atraída por ele. Se eu tivesse a sorte estando dentro daquelas paredes, eu me sentiria como se pertencesse ali; cativado por sua presença.

  • @Lilmissdangerous
    @Lilmissdangerous 11 месяцев назад +1

    I really enjoy the commentary and chat between the two of you.

  • @lostsoul17
    @lostsoul17 2 года назад +14

    Loved this! Thank you for sharing another beautiful location. So happy to know it’s being restored and the history saved so many layers of history in it. I also loved how you two both walked in together at the beginning of the inside exploration. Well done guys, very well done. ❤️

  • @silviabaias2267
    @silviabaias2267 Год назад +1

    Felicitări pentru acest canal minunat mii de aprecieri gazdei

  • @rosemaryperham1329
    @rosemaryperham1329 2 года назад +11

    Thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful castle. I am happy to hear someone bought it and is going to bring it back to it's beauty. Just wish we could see it when it is finished. I enjoy your videos so much and always look forward to your adventures.

  • @LA-jf1zn
    @LA-jf1zn 2 года назад +12

    Magnificent place! I'm so happy that it will be renovated. I wish I could see its progress.

  • @marandakind3880
    @marandakind3880 2 года назад +10

    Enjoyed that more than I can say. Thank you so much for taking the time to show so much detail. Very happy someone purchased this property. I hope after they fix it up you could revisit it on a tour with the new owner, because I can't wait to see the half of the house that was locked up and the possible chapel. Stay safe and God bless you.

    • @michelle.shackelford4520
      @michelle.shackelford4520 2 года назад

      Yes, exactly!! Oh please oh please revisit this castle after it is restored! I know the owner would love to show it off once completed.

  • @gabrielamaturana213
    @gabrielamaturana213 2 года назад +5

    Hello Remon and Maureno, how are you? I never miss an episode of Explomo, every week I look forward to a new adventure. A big kiss and hug Brazil

  • @cynthiatomblin5427
    @cynthiatomblin5427 2 года назад +3

    Hi maureno and Remon. Wow beautiful French castle . Breathtaking and inside is beautiful. I hope people don’t abandoned it and to restore it so much history that would be sad. Great video.l Loved every minute of it .Stay safe😍❤️👏👍🔥

  • @eddiemethot8925
    @eddiemethot8925 2 года назад +4

    I will watch this on Saturday evening because it's more enjoyable with someone else.

    • @Explomo
      @Explomo  2 года назад +3

      Oh absolutely! Hope you enjoy it and would love to hear what you thought about it 😊

  • @carolali8851
    @carolali8851 2 года назад +3

    I'm so glad you had a chance to explore the castle before it undergoes renovations. That place is beautiful!

  • @ennidmc
    @ennidmc 2 года назад +1

    Que impresionante se ve completísimo!! la Naturaleza, Arquitectura, lAcabados, Carpintería, Mobiliario, ,Decoración WOW!!!

  • @adrianamorales733
    @adrianamorales733 2 года назад +3

    Los felicito excelente trabajo me emociono cuando los veo castillos hermosos he visto todos sus trabajos y me da tristeza lo que vivieron mis bisabuelos en la segunda guerra mundial que les destruyeron su casa tan hermosa felicidades por su trabajo bendiciones

  • @billmiller4972
    @billmiller4972 11 месяцев назад +1

    So beautiful!
    How can someone not want to live there?

  • @mariettamollolucic4512
    @mariettamollolucic4512 2 года назад +3

    Hola otra vez Maureno y Remon!! Feliz de compartir con ustedes el estreno de este video, increíble este castillo, uno de los mejores que he visto en cuanto a arquitectura, muebles y objetos decorativos, lo disfruté del sótano al ático, todo maravilloso, estoy muy sorprendida, que ganas de estar ahí con ustedes y poder explorarlo.
    En estos momentos estoy con un problema de salud, pero se me olvidó todo mientras veía el video.
    Todo mi cariño y agradecimiento para ustedes, un abrazo cariñoso desde Chile 🙋‍♀️🇨🇱😍❤️🙏👏

    • @gillwyatt8103
      @gillwyatt8103 2 года назад +1

      Hola Marietta Veo que tienes un problema con tu salud - espero que no es nada serio? Te mando saludos desde Inglaterra y cuidate! Gill

    • @mariettamollolucic4512
      @mariettamollolucic4512 2 года назад

      @@gillwyatt8103 hola Gill, muchas gracias por tu preocupación, siii me enfermé, antes de viajar estuve expuesta a cambios bruscos de temperaturas entre el calor de las calles y el aire acondicionado del centro comercial donde estuve comprando,, comencé con problemas a la garganta y el día del viaje nuevamente expuesta al aire acondicionado, me resfrié y además se me activo la renitis, por suerte no es Covid 19 🙏
      Espero que pase pronto, porque los resfríos de verano son horribles.
      Un abrazo cariñoso para ti y espero que estés muy bien. 🙋‍♀️😘🙏

  • @Cosmic-lover293
    @Cosmic-lover293 Год назад +1

    I’m so glad this is being restored. The tapestries in the rooms at the beginning, henryVIII in England had several of these made in France. They look eeerily similar. They cost over a thousand pounds back in mediaeval times so they’ll be priceless now, each one. Henry VIII’s tapestries hang in Hampton court palace in London. They’re stunning, silk and gold and silver thread, took hundreds of hours to make 1……beautiful.

  • @lea801
    @lea801 2 года назад +6

    This place is awesome! So glad it is being restored to it's original glory. Hope we can have an update when it is done.

  • @LB-vy6cg
    @LB-vy6cg 11 месяцев назад +1

    Much love 🙏❤️📖🙌🙌🌹🍃🎶🎵🎹🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🙏🤗 I like very much your videos ! I love adventure ! Thank you 😊 🌹🍃

  • @lonnyfox
    @lonnyfox 2 года назад +4

    Thank you for being so loving of places and doing things like closing the windows. Would like to see it after Restoration

  • @rosamontecinos70
    @rosamontecinos70 2 года назад +1

    Hola chicos.ante nada felicitarles.un castillo maravilloso una hermosura para volver a verlo, disfrute cada minuto,. me alegra lo compraran.volvera a tener vida, y sus jardines con maravillosas flores, otorgarán alegría al castillo 🏰y sus moradores. Amigos muchas gracias.me fascinan los castillos ¡¡viviría en uno de ellos!! me encanto el piano, era precioso, y creo no estaba desafinado.hasta la próxima cuidense un abrazo con cariño.🫂🇨🇱💯💯💯💯💯🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

  • @eziobarioni
    @eziobarioni 2 года назад +5

    At 1:13:16, colored squares appear on the uniform, representing the medals that the soldier received. They are called "barrets". In this case, there are six medals.

  • @iznoble3065
    @iznoble3065 7 месяцев назад

    This castle is beautiful and I am happy to hear that it has been sold and will be restored!. Bros of Decay also toured this castle and they were able to get into the other side of the upstairs and it was amazing. Thank you so much for touring these lovely places for us to see. I moved to Canada in 1988 I was 10 years old, I was born in Germany my mother is German and my Father is a very proud French man. I see now why he loves his country so much and I now see where I get my great decorating style from.

  • @euniceloy7120
    @euniceloy7120 2 года назад +7

    Absolutely amazing! I was surprised to see toilets inside a palace built in the 1700s. I did some research and found out that France had indoor flushing toilets as early as 1519, and public toilets came out in the early 1700s. What an amazing place to discover and to walk through. So much history. I wondered how many babies were pushed in that prim. Did look up and found out you can still buy prim's today, similar to the one in this Palace, at a cost of over $4,000.

  • @pumpingfe
    @pumpingfe 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for showing us this amazing castle. More importantly, thank you for being respectful to the contents inside.

  • @lorikendrick5076
    @lorikendrick5076 2 года назад +5

    It would be awesome to go back when it was restored.
    This was amazing. Thank you for sharing.

  • @lutfiyeogretici5693
    @lutfiyeogretici5693 2 года назад

    Wonderfull castle, library and very books, very fire places, green room...
    Thank you MAURENO and Remon..
    Closed the Windows.
    Good boys....
    l love yours...👍👏👋🤗🤗

  • @youtubeyt1318
    @youtubeyt1318 2 года назад +3

    I love all old things in life, somehow I live in the wrong time, I love baroque and other things and such a beautiful castle cannot be left to decay, it definitely needs to be restored.

  • @dulceapodaca1190
    @dulceapodaca1190 Год назад +1

    Fantástico me encantó mucho eres jenial gracias por este espectacular video

  • @glendamunson1966
    @glendamunson1966 2 года назад +3

    This is the best castle you have been through by far. The tapestries are gorgeous and the lady’s desk with the inlay is beautiful. The portraits look like they are very nice quality also. Wonder why they had time to lock chairs but did not take the time to throw sheets over the valuable furniture as dust covers so the finishes would not get ruined.

  • @dirkrittersen9883
    @dirkrittersen9883 2 года назад +1

    Wirklich ein phantastisches Märchenschloß! Schön das es einen neuen Besitzer gefunden hat und restauriert wird!

  • @marilynwargo6288
    @marilynwargo6288 2 года назад +8

    From Tapestries to portraits, an amazing explore! WOW! Thank you! Maureno and Remon! History lives on but needs restoration! 💙🌙

  • @vickievans6853
    @vickievans6853 2 года назад +2

    The beauty and splinter of this place is off the chain, totally awesome guys, this is truly awesome...

  • @virginiaeckley3047
    @virginiaeckley3047 2 года назад +18

    Thank you Maureno and Remon for sharing this piece of history with us 🇺🇸 I loved every minute of it ❤

  • @Нина-я1й7в
    @Нина-я1й7в Год назад

    Добрий Вам час Дякую Вас за відео,подорожувала із Вами.мислено,рада ,що купили і вотановлятт.цей ШЕДЕВР,дійсно затронуло.

  • @hsimpson6581
    @hsimpson6581 2 года назад +6

    31:38 servant call box ! you are in the work room or hall. it would tell them what room to go to . the jars are dry cell batteries to power it all. I have NEVER saw one hooked up. That is so old.

    • @lea801
      @lea801 2 года назад

      Thanks. I was hoping someone would comment on that.

  • @romedog5648
    @romedog5648 Год назад +1

    Sad to see places like this sit empty.

  • @camigg1788
    @camigg1788 2 года назад +4

    Me encanto, echaron a correr mi imaginación , mil gracias chicos por esta excelente aventura, un gran trabajo Felicitaciones ! 🥰

  • @Minkagurl
    @Minkagurl Год назад +1

    Very good video. Nice to see you guy's being so careful and thoughtful with thing's. I would have closed those windows too ☺️

  • @sylviacortes3251
    @sylviacortes3251 2 года назад +7

    Hola chicos ,que impresionante los que nos muestran hay objetos de todas las épocas ,que interesante ,que belleza la panorámica .Sigan adelante amigos siempre en casa lo seguimos 👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰

  • @merrittbaxley6032
    @merrittbaxley6032 2 года назад +2

    The room that you entered with all the "carpet/tapasteries", are actually hand woven tapestries. Each thread was made by hand, mostly by women. They are midevil images depecticed on fine woven fabrics. Fabrics, mostly, made from either, camel, sheep, llama, or other wolly animals, depending upon where they where purchased or contracted from. They were certainly a sign of wealth and nobility.
    The purpose of such extravagance, was to help warming the rooms. (It was the most "qenius and effective, "state of the art invention," thing of that time. )
    It had dual purposes, another to help with humidity in each room as natural stone holds water.
    It was the "WALLPAPER" of the times.

  • @mariettamollolucic4512
    @mariettamollolucic4512 2 года назад +6

    Hola Maureno y Remon!!😘😘 Espero que se encuentren muy bien y disfrutando del recorrido por Estados Unidos, como siempre realizando un excelente trabajo.💪
    Chicos quiero distraer su atención un momento para pedirles por favor que puedan activar los subtítulos 🙏🙏🙏 he leído los comentarios de varios seguidores que también los están solicitando.
    Por favor perdonen mi insistencia y las molestias que les pueda ocasionar, ustedes saben que los quiero y admiro el increíble trabajo que hacen y por lo mismo les mando este recordatorio, para que muchas más personas en el mundo puedan conocer y disfrutar sus exploraciones. Cariños, besos y abrazos para ustedes. Cuídense.🙋‍♀️🤗❤️✌️🙏

  • @alysaneblackwood
    @alysaneblackwood 9 месяцев назад +1

    The sink in the attic would have been for servants to fill annd empty thier wash basins and water jugs....the electric panel in the cellar and attic, I think was a bell system, for the lords to call for staff, named so you know which room you were being summoned to. My knowledge of the tapestries is the would have been made on lage looms or wooden frames....either way itwould have been a labour of love....thank you so much for this amazing tour

  • @carjen121
    @carjen121 2 года назад +4

    Nice to see you two exploring. This sure is a beautiful big castle parts of history being lost. Wow stairs look awesome, books, lamps, everything they left. So sad everything is deteriorating. Thank you so much for this show. And I love that you two respect the promises the way you do. Love you guys💕👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @agatacristaldi8935
    @agatacristaldi8935 2 года назад +2

    Come si fa ad abbandonare un posto simile . Bellissimo . Mi incanto di fronte a tanta bellezza . Meno male che nessun vandalo ha distrutto niente . Ma sicuramente deve essere un luogo protetto . Altrimenti non I spiego il luogo e le cose intatte . Grazie x il vostro lavoro che ci fate conoscere tante cose nuove . Nemmeno ce li sogniamo posti simili che possano ancora esistere .

  • @sallyfroehner406
    @sallyfroehner406 2 года назад +3

    Bravo was für ein Schätzchen 😲 😊 ich liebe es❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ ich liebe einfach eure Mega Arbeit ihr oder gerade du MORENO hast ein brillantes Gefühl für lost Places gerade für Schlösser
    Vielen Dank für die Atemberaubende Schönheit

  • @miriamgarcia155
    @miriamgarcia155 Год назад +1

    BEST ONE YET !!!! HAPPY THERE RESTORING IT BEAUTIFUL

  • @KerliYN
    @KerliYN 2 года назад +4

    Wow. Remon is back. How good it is!!! And what a great video!!! Congratulations!!! Hugs from Brazil!!!

  • @krisindaboyce2747
    @krisindaboyce2747 Месяц назад

    The diningroom is stunning. The pram all in white 😍
    Antique rocking horse ❤
    Stunning library, very unique room. Another antique stroller, girgeous sleighbed.
    So many historical portraits and paintings. A very lovely castle.

  • @susanstorm8052
    @susanstorm8052 2 года назад +2

    Wow this is breathtaking!! Those tapestry so amazing. I'm so glad to hear that it's being saved. Bravo Maureno and Remon ✌✌💯💯💯💯this was truly amazing.

  • @rondadepenbusch8152
    @rondadepenbusch8152 2 года назад +1

    I do think those fixtures in the billiard room had candles around it & vases or something that went into the center of them !! And in the butlers pantry the ( elevator ) is called a dumb waiter the food went up & down to the floor it was needed . Absolutely gorgeous place guys !! Thanks for sharing !! It’s sooo wonderful & kinda mysterious !!

  • @lethylxistns4759
    @lethylxistns4759 2 года назад +3

    The locks on the side of the rails of the billiard table was how they removed the bumpers and such so they could reflect the table

  • @susanurbanczyk9084
    @susanurbanczyk9084 2 года назад +1

    What an exquisite place. I am so happy to know that this castle has found a new owner and is being restored. I hope you will get invited to see it once it is fully restored. If I was the new owner I would be so happy that you made this video. Thank you once again for an amazing explore.