Exploring Abandoned Mansion of a Wealthy Family: Owners Disappeared
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
- In today's video, we showcase our exploration of an Italian palace from our 2023 European trip. With some incredible remnants of a bygone era, we step within the untouched property to head back in time!
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I think what sets Urbandoned apart is the respect you demonstrate for the places you explore and for the human context. The poignancy of an abandoned artefact in an institutional setting is never lost on you. I enjoy the well chosen soundtracks and Alistair’s commentaries. Look forward to many more !
Absolutely adored this place.. What a great find. The furniture all built just for that place probably.
The frescoes are still amazing , sad a family can leave the building & all these things,, but imagine someone is watching it.
The photo of 'Nonna' ( Grandma ) on the wall brought memories back for me. I met my Great Grandmother in Italy when she was 101years old ❤ She lived until 103 , family of 12 , through the war, hiding in mountains from Germans , she was a strong lady, RIP🙏🏻
Yes, this one pulls at the heartstrings, really enjoyed it, keep up the great work.😻🌠
Such a beautiful place, wasn't it? There is something quite heart-tugging at an abandoned house, especially when the family's memories are on show. Touching to visit always. Thank you, we will
Superb! @@Urbandoned Thanks for all you do, & thanks for replying! Take care 🤗
Some of the grander rooms do have a bit of a staged for photo ops feel to them but seeing some of the more trashed areas I guess maybe there was some cleaning up done at some stage and then decay took over again. I could imagine a Sophia Loren type wearing '60s shades in that little boat on Lake Garda! La Versa winery ( the bottle close-up) still going strong. Great work, your Euro trip must have been huge fun. 👍🎥📷
I know what you mean! Thank you, it was a great time and hopefully we will go again soon!
I love these beautiful old homes! Awesome video bro! ❤️😘👍🤘
Glad you enjoyed them
These old European mansions are very cool. Can’t believe it’s still furnished.
I still can not get over the respect you have for the buildings and the people that had lived there in the past .
the only things you take are memory's/film to share and leave only footprints
Every time I watch one of your videos like this I always wonder, Someone has to own this property ? , who pays the taxes ? or how does any this work in these places.
Pay taxes?
At _this_ level of grandeur?
In Italy!
Great videos lads and what a building, especially those ceilings. I have a feeling there is quite a story behind the history of the building and its owners, one which we will probably never know. Thanks
Gli eredi ci sono ancora, si sono semplicemente trasferiti, una famiglia importante.
Such a great find. Thanks for sharing 😊
Sadness overwhelms we watching this video. That dwelling clearly belonged to wealthy, active but God fearing people at one time. TV, kitchen fittings and boat looked 1980's, but other parts of the house looked much older. The bicycle next to the boat looked like a war time model from the 1940's. Were the corked wine bottles full???
Wonderful! Good find :)
Excellent find lads. Well done.❤
Thank you very much
Fascinating insight into the luxurious lifestyle of others from back in the day.
You are right that if this was in the UK, it would be trashed and tagged into oblivion by now. Yes the place is in ruins, but at least (being Italy) it is a dry ruin - here in the UK it would certainly be filled with moss, fungus and pools of water...
One thought re: the falling masonry and cracked fireplaces, could this be minor earthquake damage?
Could this have contributed to the reason why the owners left the place?
I don't think so - not in this region of Italy, but you could be right! It is a great example of luxury, some of the furniture there must cost a fortune
Quite suprised how the place is not raided yet by looters! Like I bet those furniture could be worth alot!
We would think so indeed
Hi guys what a wounderful pool ! and surly must be saved , its the most beautiful building i have ever seen . please let us know its future if you know . my regards liz x
A great video lads well done 👏 always take care Godbless 🙏🥰
What is remarkable is that despite it being accessible it hasn’t been trashed, stripped or badly vandalised. Even the small bits of graffiti you found were on a mirror which could be easily cleaned later. A very different culture of respect compared to what we’re used to in the UK.
Conosco questo posto perché è nel mio Paese e vicino a casa mia, ti posso garantire che nn è più così, come tutti gli altri palazzi sono Stati fatti atti vandalici e hanno anche rubato.
After going back to the Opening shot's I am Convincinced that The Complex is an abandoned Convent.
Remember...you were in Italy...The Spiritual home of The Catholic Church.
You mean originally a convent before a palace ? You're probably right.
You might be right, we didn't think of that. Would explain why it was so large and felt like multiple properties inside
Ma' che bello palazzo!
I'd hazard a guess that the reason that it's been abandoned could well be yet another example of the convoluted laws of succession in several european countries. Happens lots that siblings can't be made to agree what to do with a place and the only ones who benefit tend to be the avvocati.
As to why it's not been trashed, culture, respect, fear even?
I think you're right, the thought of even touching any of the belongings left was enough reason for us. It's usually different in the UK in terms of looting that is
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Yeah we're more civilised!
If this house was in the UK all of it's contents would have been ransacked a long time ago!
Absolutely...
What Erie house? Thank you so much for the video. I do appreciate it.🌻😊
Well done !!!👍
Thanks :)
Another quality explore lads.
Thanks man
I've seen this place before years ago by another explorer. Since then, it's degraded a lot. It also seems more emptied out.
We saw that video too recently. Didn't realise others had visited prior to us!
Can you explore Debenhams in Dublin, Ireland
how do you get into the nottingham abandoned hall mate, the fire dept and police hq
I don't think that was a Home.
Most likely a Commercial or State building...judging by the Scale of the Room's and the Main Entrance.
Could also be a former Convent/ Ecleasisastic Retreat belonging to the Catholic Church..
Yes you are more than likely correct
You from Staffordshire ?
That Whaler sells for 8k all day long!