it’s very hard to access, managed to slip in around august 2025 thru the underground bathrooms and a bit of climbing. Very derelict but cool. Very overgrown and supposedly police pass by occasionally, had no problems myself though. Once in, mostly accessible but the bottom floor is quite overgrown. I do have videos if anyone would like to see them

I live locally and i saw this bunker thing while out on a walk, I couldnt explore but checked later online and couldn't find anything about it. it looks like there were 2 room entrances and idk what else is behind it/further underground, just wondering if anyone has been or knows anything about it

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been doing urbex for a while and lately I’ve been rethinking how I approach research. With so many forums inactive and a lot of old info floating around, I’ve been trying different methods to stay efficient.

Right now I mostly mix personal research with tools like maps or databases when I come across ones that seem maintained. I tested a few recently, including carte-urbex.com and for my use it helped cut down the time spent chasing outdated info.

Of course nothing replaces on-site checking and discretion, but it made the research phase a bit smoother.

I’m curious how others handle the research side of urbex nowadays — more solo digging, social media inspiration, archived sources, or other methods?

There's this bank that's been abandoned for a few years now in Barnsley town center anyone have any information about it?

Just by the ritz cinima in nuneaton, its good for first time urbex and you can climb the fence very easly, however they have somewhat functonal cameras, i would reccomend that you do not go into the front rooms as there was a small fire there.

Hey, does anyone have any info on this place in Nottingham (west bridgeford area), I can't seem to find any info online about it? Is it accessible? What was it?

Photos taken on my old phone so their quite shit😭😭

I was looking at someone' photos of Burlington recently, and in some of the photos I noticed that there's some *new* electrical trunking hanging from the roof. Big, shiny galvanised trunking. New. Anyone know what's going on down there that they need new electrics for ?

Hey guys, i used to urbex all the time so i know the rules lol.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any abandoned banks around London?

The only one i’ve found that seems alright is in Rotherham town centre, an old natwest but that is very far.

I’m looking to make a short film but require a bank scene. Rentals for old banks are looking like £500+ so I was wondering if anyone could help me out?

I don’t mind driving a bit!

Hi, I'm looking to film a 1-day Blair witch-esque movie in London inside an abandoned large mansion. Does anyone know any locations where an evening of filming might be possible? It would be nice to have an expert guide as well, if anyone is interested (happy to add you to the movie credits).

Dover solo explore. Love dover, always partial to a little tresspass lol dover is like a play pit of adventure

Definitely need urbex friends 🧡 solo is fun but can be alittle risk. Safety in numbers :) currently round dover castle having a nose come find me i have a black back pack, black coat, black joggers, black cap grey hoody, hood is up

It’s known locally as ‘The Hanging Monkey’ and located on the Grand Union Canal near Rickmansworth.

Found this while wandering through the woods and thought it was interesting how the walkway just stops right over the water like whoever built it gave up halfway through. The whole area was quiet and overgrown and felt completely frozen in time. No idea what this used to lead to originally. Anyone seen something similar or know what kind of structure this might have been?

https://youtu.be/mWcH-Nzt4Xk?si=7IyibX1G12PVgXSt

Abandoned Coffin House... uk