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Belgium 🇧🇪
Belgium appears to be home to the most abandoned locations in the world. The cities and villages yield and a seemingly endless array of houses, chateaus, factories and churches. For every classic location that is destroyed, another ten seem to replace it.
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Val-Benoît Institute of Chemistry & Metallurgy, Belgium
Val-Benoît Institute of Chemistry and Metallurgy, founded 1937, trained generations of Belgium's scientists. It closed in the early 2000s.
Église Bleue, Belgium
Église Bleue is an abandoned 18th century Baroque style church located in Belgium. Most recently, it was used as a nightclub and music venue.
Blue Tower / Orange Factory, Belgium
The Blue Tower (Orange Factory) was an abandoned factory in Belgium. It produced synthetic graphite from coke waste from the steel industry.
Chateau Piano, Belgium
Chateau Piano is a scorched and collapsing chateau in Belgium. Inside is a forgotten piano standing defiant against a sooty cherry red wall.
Old Blue / Citroën Type C 1920s, Belgium
Old Blue is an abandoned Citroën Type C car. This beautiful 1920s vehicle is quietly resting in the garage of an abandoned house in Belgium.
Chapelle Princesse Titine / Royal Chapel, Belgium
Chapelle Princesse Titine is an abandoned chapel in Belgium. It has a Neo-Classical domed ceiling, which floods the room with natural light.
Farmer Jack’s Old BMW, Belgium
Farmer Jack's Old BMW lies in an old barn, next to an abandoned house in Belgium. It lays hidden behind large, rotting wooden doors.
Green World, Belgium
Green World is an abandoned swimming pool and orangery in Belgium. Ivy and grapevines cover the iron framework and the pool is full of algae.
Masion Francine / Mold House II, Belgium
Masion Francine is located in a small village in Belgium. The walls and furniture of this abandoned house are covered with black mold.
Garage Red Beetle / Napoleon Bug, Belgium
Garage Red Beetle is an old VW Beetle hidden inside an abandoned workshop in Belgium. Vivid green ferns cling to the walls and ceiling.
Maison aux Toiles (House of Canvas), Belgium
Maison aux Toiles was once the house of a prolific painter, filled with his works of art. After he died, the house was left vacant.
Cemetery of the Insane, Belgium
Cemetery of the Insane is the graveyard of an old psychiatric hospital. Those unfortunate souls were buried in this forest cemetery.
Control Room S (Dusty en Rusty Factory), Belgium
Control Room S lies within a Dusty en Rusty Factory, Belgium. There are three control rooms in total, inside this abandoned industrial site.
Viva Lancia, Belgium
Viva Lancia! This location is a simple one; a lost 1960s Lancia Flavia car in the garden of an abandoned house in Belgium.
Church of Decay, Belgium
The abandoned Church of Decay had stood for over 250 years. The Neoclassical church was demolished in 2017, now only the tower remains.
Mold Boetiek Shop, Belgium
Mold Boetiek is a decaying and abandoned shop located in Belgium. Inside the air is damp and heavy. Black mold clings to the walls.
Mayday Mayday / Lost Plane, Belgium
Mayday Mayday! There is a plane abandoned in the woods in Belgium. This small blue airplane lies hidden in the forest, shadowed by trees.
Ferme aux Drapeaux, Belgium
Ferme aux Drapeaux is an abandoned farm in Belgium. The rustic farmhouse is charming, and there is a blue camper van in the barn.
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