Love you guys! For the past months I've been filming and documenting places in UK, France, and Portugal for my Euro series! Hoping to explore more European countries this year! Enjoy
i enjoy them very much , and in history the people were not so big just like me 1.60 , that is that the rooms not so high it ,s a beautiful mansion ☺️👍
I just started listening to the video and as soon as the word Portugal came up I had to comment immediately to welcome you to Portugal, a country full of history. I'm looking forward to seeing the video, I hope you have a great time here in Portugal! Welcome to Portugal!
💗💗💗 I love those wall papers and the long curtain. It's pretty unique. If only walls could talk. Thank you Steve for another amazing adventure. Stay safe always 💗👍🔥
Stunning home Steve. Just beautiful. All that beautiful woodwork. Such a shame it's been left like this. What a waste. Only thing missing is a pool. Pretty awesome Steve and thanks for taking us with you. Looking forward to seeing the next video.
Aside from being so impressed with your authentic self, the instrumentals you continue to incorporate into your videos are wonderful. Such a calming intro to what you are about to show us. I've missed you young man. Thank you so much for this one. Timeless as is your rightful style. Be safe Steve. Much love from one of your (my thoughts) elderly viewers.
The Chateau de Chambord in Loire valley was built in the 1500’s and still stands today and is National French treasure. The other is NeuschwansteIn Castle in Germany and was built in late 1800’s and is also there and what Mr Walt Disney used as inspiration for cinderella‘s castle.
I have never seen any place like this before. The woodwork is amazing. Loved all the details of it. That huge wardrobe was just gorgeous! The culture here is a little different. I think I will really enjoy Portugal. There are so many differences from the USA. Thanks for sharing!
Wow that is such an amazing castle, very much designed in a mediaeval gothic style. It really deserves to be restored and loved again. Great work Steve, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Steve incredible video and oh my gosh what a beautiful place and Steve you should do a abandoned series in Germany that would be absolutely amazing to see and love your videos Steve
Wow what a beautiful place it was back in the days. I love watching your exploration. Seems I have been there by watching your videos. What a nice country Portugal is. Good job guys. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Once so many were in out of here&liked their seating. My you are so lucky getting to be in these places there b4 crumbles complete away from neglect,you filming it,taking us into these place ppl once really lived there,is cool,looking at this i feel lots of ppl there.Thanks for the journey through. How many bedrooms you entered,mustering up what a busy home this place was. If granted able go back in time and see for 24hr.being live out this place chose take me back to this hse.
This is epic for me Steve. You have always given us good content. I just feel that all this abandoned houses you have explored are massive and so sad to see these put to waste. I love the way you explained everything there is to it. Keep up the good content we never get tired following you.
I am sure a group of hippes with their children lived there and did all the artistic ambience and made the decor to be a very royal inspired furnished abode, very earthy !
Just started following you and I am hooked, very good videos how you explain every little detail and your respect of time gone bye, keep it up I will be watching. Lee In East Midlands UK.
Wow !!! What a beautiful château , love the wood work architecture,very interesting home indeed ,the snake skin is so scary, really like all the bed room but the hallway very narrow for a big home, so sad to see a beautiful place like this got abandon, thank you for sharing.
This place really looked to me to be the home of some really eccentric dwellers. They definitely did their own work on the place, the painting and artwork did not seem to be done by a professional artist but was still lovely.
Steve you are an amazing explorer. You do such a good job documenting everything and researching everything. You really take a lot of pride in your work and it shows. I feel like I'm there with you looking around and I can't wait to see what's behind the next door.
Great video! Thank you for taking me to Portugal. This place was awesome! I appreciate all you do for us to be able to see other places. Applying for a job and if I get it I’ll try to help you do your stuff!
Have a nice day Steeve & your company . Another inspiring videos...keep safe all of you guys...I njoyed watchig it from the start till end. God bless you Steeve always & keep up the good works. More subribers to come ...
The name carved on the bed headboard "Wittelsbach" is one of the oldest German aristocratic families. The Letters "H" might be stand for Habsburg and "L" for Lothringen. The picture on floor next to bed is from Ludwig II Otto Friedrich Wilhelm von Wittelsbach, King of Bavaria, August 25, 1845 - June 13, 1886, originating from the House of Wittelsbach, was King of Bavaria from March 10, 1864 until his death
And empress Elisabeth from Austria was his cousin. She also popular under the name "Sisi".That would also explain the pictures everywhere with Austrian motifs. There was also a line among the Habsburgs that was close to the Spanish royal family in the mediaval age. Possibly the owners of the castle were descendants of it.
Hi everyone. As I climbed the stairs to the attic, was it just me who realized that at 23:33 a girl's voice was heard asking “Quem vem aí?” "Who's coming?"
Hi everyone! As I climbed the stairs to the attic, was it just me who realized that at 23:33 a girl's voice was heard asking “Quem vem aí ?” "Who's coming?" Fantastic channel!
That was different ! Some lovely woodwork , such a shame it's being left to decay . I wonder what happened to the family ? Great video Steve , stay safe , I am looking forward to more of your Euro adventures .
Steve , in the vases in the hall , you thought they could not be feathers but instead some kind of plant ? no darling they are in fact Ostrich feathers , often used in decorations way back in the day . although Ostriches can not fly , they still have beautiful feathers , used to be used to adorn ladies hats from around 1600s through to the early 1900s
Love watching your videos, gotta get back to your early self with taking more time and exploring each and every room. This vid, we feel you skipped out afew rooms that looked so interesting and you just bypassed them.
hi Steve and friend, s nice video hope you guys be safe out there 🙏🙏🙏🙏 can't believe everything left behind hope to see more videos ❤️ you guys k some things left
wow wonderful castle,hai saya dari Indonesia yang sangat nge fans dari vidio2 Abandoned Steve Ronin.Bagaimana mungkin famili nya keturunannya tidak peduli lagi ,tidak dirawat,tdk dibersihkan,padahal ini begitu sangat berharga,banyak sekali barang2antik ,seandainya bisa di komersilkan buat musium,atau buat Hotel sekaligus buat sewa atau dikontrakkan untuk wedding party pastinya sangat menarik juga utk foto pre wedding ...🤑😄
I expected to see great damage to every room with mountains of scattered trash. This place has stood time well and was so bizarre. I enjoyed it immensely and am here for the next abandoned Portugal mansion. Just wish you could have some history to go with them. The locals probably could have lots to tell you.
Wow, thank you for going places we can't go. Our world is amazing. Can you tell me what kind of shirt you have on in the intro? The one with the cool neckline. My husband wants to get one for our great grandson for Christmas. Blessings
This picture is a rabbit the other picture was a brace of pheasant meaning two pheasant they seem to hang picture of games they must have loved hunting. Those are probably ostrich feathers. A different but interesting house thanks for the video Steve.
Love you guys! For the past months I've been filming and documenting places in UK, France, and Portugal for my Euro series! Hoping to explore more European countries this year! Enjoy
🤯🥳🤩😍thanks for taking us RONIN ARMY with you all around Europe 🙏👍🏼🤘🏼🐐💯💣👋
thanks idol steve for another intro music for this week and the video godbless and keep it up
Thank you for taking us along
Do you think the guy in the picture you said look royalty, vampire, that he was in clothing for a bull fighter?
i enjoy them very much , and in history the people were not so big just like me 1.60 , that is that the rooms not so high it ,s a beautiful mansion ☺️👍
I just started listening to the video and as soon as the word Portugal came up I had to comment immediately to welcome you to Portugal, a country full of history. I'm looking forward to seeing the video, I hope you have a great time here in Portugal! Welcome to Portugal!
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I love those wall papers and the long curtain. It's pretty unique. If only walls could talk. Thank you Steve for another amazing adventure. Stay safe always 💗👍🔥
Steve you did a remarkable job in viewing the detail and beauty of this place. It was an absolute gem to watch.
Same here. Hi hope you’re safe from the Covid virus?
If that was in the US, everything would be gone! This is what I love about Europe. People in Europe have respect. What a cool mansion!
That's exactly what I was thinking!! Lol
Stunning home Steve. Just beautiful. All that beautiful woodwork. Such a shame it's been left like this. What a waste. Only thing missing is a pool. Pretty awesome Steve and thanks for taking us with you. Looking forward to seeing the next video.
Finally Portugal 🇵🇹 You are definitely gonna find really good lost places there to visit and film!! Hope you like and enjoy my little country 😊
Aside from being so impressed with your authentic self, the instrumentals you continue to incorporate into your videos are wonderful. Such a calming intro to what you are about to show us. I've missed you young man. Thank you so much for this one. Timeless as is your rightful style. Be safe Steve. Much love from one of your (my thoughts) elderly viewers.
I think the same as you , I love the way Steve presents his explores . I have never seen a home like this though, so different with all the woodwork .
Hi Steve this is incredible thanks for sharing lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
The Chateau de Chambord in Loire valley was built in the 1500’s and still stands today and is National French treasure. The other is NeuschwansteIn Castle in Germany and was built in late 1800’s and is also there and what Mr Walt Disney used as inspiration for cinderella‘s castle.
I’ve been to both. Absolutely love the Chateau de Chambord! I toured the Loire valley and just fell in love all over again with France.
Totally breath taking just beautiful awesome place Portugal thanks Steve ❤
Intriguing! Ty Steve for sharing❣️😸❤️🐶
Hello Debbie how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?
What a unique mansion. I love how colorful it is, and the woodwork is hard to beat. Thanks for taking us along on this one of a kind explore.
I have never seen any place like this before. The woodwork is amazing. Loved all the details of it. That huge wardrobe was just gorgeous! The culture here is a little different. I think I will really enjoy Portugal. There are so many differences from the USA. Thanks for sharing!
This is why I watch this channel way to go Steve!!
Wow that is such an amazing castle, very much designed in a mediaeval gothic style. It really deserves to be restored and loved again. Great work Steve, thanks for sharing.
Steve you Sam & Jess & Karl are Killin it at moment ! 👏 Wonderful & Unique place 👌
I love yr work you don't disrespect anything
Thank you Steve incredible video and oh my gosh what a beautiful place and Steve you should do a abandoned series in Germany that would be absolutely amazing to see and love your videos Steve
Yay!!!! Steve on Saturday night! Great explore!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you, Steve. Beautiful house.
Beautiful as well. Hope you’re doing well and safe from the Covid?
I hope Carl is feeling better and that house is stunning thanks for sharing your videos stay safe and god bless from Scotland
Well done son. Amazing place. Enjoyed the video very much. Keep up the good work!
Great explore loved fire place..roof..and cabinet
Steve you guys are living the dream! Traveling exploring ..awesome! Sad this beautiful place has been left to rot..... Be safe..Thanks for the videos!
Wow what a beautiful place it was back in the days. I love watching your exploration. Seems I have been there by watching your videos. What a nice country Portugal is. Good job guys. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Once so many were in out of here&liked their seating. My you are so lucky getting to be in these places there b4 crumbles complete away from neglect,you filming it,taking us into these place ppl once really lived there,is cool,looking at this i feel lots of ppl there.Thanks for the journey through. How many bedrooms you entered,mustering up what a busy home this place was. If granted able go back in time and see for 24hr.being live out this place chose take me back to this hse.
Thanks for these tours .I love checking out left alone homes . They had fireplaces and some kind of lightning .
This is epic for me Steve. You have always given us good content. I just feel that all this abandoned houses you have explored are massive and so sad to see these put to waste. I love the way you explained everything there is to it. Keep up the good content we never get tired following you.
Post more!! Love this series!! I can’t decide which is my favorite, all the different colors in each room or all of the handmade furniture
Keep up the good work idol I'm watching from the Philippines without skipping ads. Ingat
OMG. Ive tried to organized with my Urbex Group to show you other Spots and to meet you cuz you finally came to Portugal
I am sure a group of hippes with their children lived there and did all the artistic ambience and made the decor to be a very royal inspired furnished abode, very earthy !
Welcome to Portugal!!
It is beautiful thank you for sharing
You are so welcome
Very unique place!! Beautiful furniture
Just started following you and I am hooked, very good videos how you explain every little detail and your respect of time gone bye, keep it up I will be watching. Lee In East Midlands UK.
Steve ,I love looking through houses ,mansions etc This was always my interest . Spooky or richy locations interesting
Wow !!! What a beautiful château , love the wood work architecture,very interesting home indeed ,the snake skin is so scary, really like all the bed room but the hallway very narrow for a big home, so sad to see a beautiful place like this got abandon, thank you for sharing.
Wow...cool thank you for sharing. I've never seen anyth like it.
Beautiful woodworking throughput, a shame they just left all that beauty to decay. Love the Euro your Steve.. stay safe out there hommie 😁👍
The entire house was a canvas for the family of artists who lived there. It's surprising how little these kids know about what they are looking at
This place really looked to me to be the home of some really eccentric dwellers. They definitely did their own work on the place, the painting and artwork did not seem to be done by a professional artist but was still lovely.
I love all your videos thank you for sharing these beautiful places around the world it’s so cool to see them ☺️
Steve you are an amazing explorer. You do such a good job documenting everything and researching everything. You really take a lot of pride in your work and it shows. I feel like I'm there with you looking around and I can't wait to see what's behind the next door.
Can't wait to see this place. Love all the things you film
Great video! Thank you for taking me to Portugal. This place was awesome! I appreciate all you do for us to be able to see other places. Applying for a job and if I get it I’ll try to help you do your stuff!
Steve you still have the best video much love from Alabama.
That was an amazing place full of color and design it would have been a great home back in the day when it was done and new
It's so massive mansion,inside it's so beautiful it's so old just enjoyed what are you doing Stive.God Bless
What a beautiful place great job showing us this place x
Hello sir Steve Ronin ... watching from hongkong..
This house is beautiful I love the furnature
Your videos are great your a good photographer too
Very unique and colorful 😊
Have a nice day Steeve & your company . Another inspiring videos...keep safe all of you guys...I njoyed watchig it from the start till end. God bless you Steeve always & keep up the good works. More subribers to come ...
Great video Steve 👍👍
The name carved on the bed headboard "Wittelsbach" is one of the oldest German aristocratic families. The Letters "H" might be stand for Habsburg and "L" for Lothringen. The picture on floor next to bed is from Ludwig II Otto Friedrich Wilhelm von Wittelsbach, King of Bavaria, August 25, 1845 - June 13, 1886, originating from the House of Wittelsbach, was King of Bavaria from March 10, 1864 until his death
And empress Elisabeth from Austria was his cousin. She also popular under the name "Sisi".That would also explain the pictures everywhere with Austrian motifs. There was also a line among the Habsburgs that was close to the Spanish royal family in the mediaval age. Possibly the owners of the castle were descendants of it.
Hi everyone.
As I climbed the stairs to the attic, was it just me who realized that at 23:33 a girl's voice was heard asking
“Quem vem aí?”
"Who's coming?"
It took two times, but I heard it too.
ANOTHER great one Steve!
Hi everyone!
As I climbed the stairs to the attic, was it just me who realized that at 23:33 a girl's voice was heard asking
“Quem vem aí ?”
"Who's coming?"
Fantastic channel!
No it wasn't just you. That definitely not an owl!
That was different ! Some lovely woodwork , such a shame it's being left to decay . I wonder what happened to the family ?
Great video Steve , stay safe , I am looking forward to more of your Euro adventures .
Oh wow 😊🤩 magnificent one..again 👍🌹
Amazing place. Loved everything about it. Thanks Steve.
Steve , in the vases in the hall , you thought they could not be feathers but instead some kind of plant ? no darling they are in fact Ostrich feathers , often used in decorations way back in the day . although Ostriches can not fly , they still have beautiful feathers , used to be used to adorn ladies hats from around 1600s through to the early 1900s
loved this wish we could have seen more o it . Thank you
Beautiful home
This place is awesome.
I've never seen anything good from opening a fridge in an abandoned house, lol... cool place to explore!
Wow!!! nice and so beautiful,
Beautiful 😍 my favorite room was the green bedroom
Another great find Steve, the house is just stunning, trying to imagine it in its prime what a beauty she must have been. Well done. Love from NY.
love seeing yall videos, the one thing I dont like is when others gone in these and restore them. mush respect to yall for the great videos
I love all your videos, Steve. Stay safe kabayan. 🙏 🇵🇭
Hi steve..watching philippines❤
It’s sooo sad how ppl can just abandon such a beautiful place!
That was an amazing place.
Beautiful beautiful mansion
Love watching your videos, gotta get back to your early self with taking more time and exploring each and every room.
This vid, we feel you skipped out afew rooms that looked so interesting and you just bypassed them.
hi Steve and friend, s nice video hope you guys be safe out there 🙏🙏🙏🙏 can't believe everything left behind hope to see more videos ❤️ you guys k some things left
wow wonderful castle,hai saya dari Indonesia yang sangat nge fans dari vidio2 Abandoned Steve Ronin.Bagaimana mungkin famili nya keturunannya tidak peduli lagi ,tidak dirawat,tdk dibersihkan,padahal ini begitu sangat berharga,banyak sekali barang2antik ,seandainya bisa di komersilkan buat musium,atau buat Hotel sekaligus buat sewa atau dikontrakkan untuk wedding party pastinya sangat menarik juga utk foto pre wedding ...🤑😄
at minute 23:33 a voice sounds when you go up the stairs I don't know if you've heard it, but he says it's an animal
Whats the sound at 19.56?? Really strange!!!
It's a weird grumble sound, very strange
Gracias a tu vídeo y al de tu amiga lo he encontrado, dais demasiadas pistas bro
Love this home. Great video steve
beautiful hause thank you brazil
The tiny bedroom off the kitchen was probably for a servant/kitchen staff/nanny.
Still looks very nice, but it was beautiful back in it's early days 😃
I expected to see great damage to every room with mountains of scattered trash. This place has stood time well and was so bizarre. I enjoyed it immensely and am here for the next abandoned Portugal mansion. Just wish you could have some history to go with them. The locals probably could have lots to tell you.
Lovely job. Only gripe is I feel you don’t need the stock footage at the beginning when you’re explaining the story as it takes away from it.
Wow, thank you for going places we can't go. Our world is amazing.
Can you tell me what kind of shirt you have on in the intro? The one with the cool neckline. My husband wants to get one for our great grandson for Christmas. Blessings
Love your videos
wow that place is amazing ,some body has been busy
Awesome video thanks
Beautiful domicile once upon a time.
Hi how are you doing?
the woodwork is spectacular. wonder how long it has been abandoned? it's not in horrible shape
Look into that castle in that picture. Could be your next adventure.
It was beautiful it's just sad that beautiful places like that are left to die
I want to live there
Great video Steve and what is the name of the intro it is so relaxing.
This picture is a rabbit the other picture was a brace of pheasant meaning two pheasant they seem to hang picture of games they must have loved hunting. Those are probably ostrich feathers. A different but interesting house thanks for the video Steve.