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United Kingdom & Ireland 🇬🇧 🇮🇪
The United Kingdom & Ireland typically presents a challenge for exploring; but is always worth the necessary persistence. There are many Victorian and Edwardian-era theatres, mansions and industry which remain. These countries have a wide array of churches; Gothic ruins, simple Welsh chapels and more ornate modern renditions.
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1930s & 1960s Vintage Seaside Trams, England
These Vintage Seaside Trams were iconic. They ferried Blackpool holidaymakers for 80 years, until the tram system was modernised in 2012.
Standish Hospital, England
Standish Hospital started out as a manor house. Later, it saw a variety of medical uses over the decades. Eventually, it closed in 2004.
Terrarium Industrialis, England
The Terrarium Industrialis lies hidden inside an abandoned building, glass-encased verdant gems against a 1950s Modernist concrete shell.
The Scare Woods, England
Hidden inside a small wooded area lies an abandoned horror attraction: The Scare Woods. It is an odd assortment of props and set pieces.
Edendork Dance Hall, Ireland
Edendork Dance Hall was a popular social venue during the showband era. It closed around 30 years ago, and was demolished in 2024.
Iron Lung & Hyperbaric Chamber, Ireland
An Iron Lung & Hyperbaric Chamber; two interesting pieces of old medical equipment that remain in a former hospital in Ireland.
Hospital Laundry, Ireland
This old Hospital Laundry closed around15 years ago. Inside there are various industrial-sized machines, presses and bags of mouldy laundry.
Green Stove Cottage, Ireland
Green Stove Cottage is almost entirely obscured from view, shrouded by unchecked vegetation growth since it was abandoned 17 years ago.
Fisherman’s School, Ireland
Fisherman's School is an abandoned single classroom building in Ireland, which has been used to store old fishing gear.
Asylum E, Ireland
Asylum E is a huge former Irish psychiatric hospital, a sombre relic from a darker era in mental health care. It closed 20 years ago.
Abandoned Opel Olympia In The Woods, Scotland
Nestled deep in the highland forests of Scotland lies an abandoned Opel Olympia. A strange scene, but a beautifully photogenic one.
Ruined Family Chapel, Scotland
This decaying Ruined Family Chapel is located in Scotland. Inside is relatively plain; the beauty here comes from the natural decay.
Abandoned Fern School, Scotland
The sounds of the playground faded long ago; welcome to the Abandoned Fern School! Now this former primary school is a plant paradise.
G Yorke & Sons Broom Works, England
G Yorke & Sons Broom Street Works was a factory located in England. The broom factory closed 1980, and stood derelict for over four decades.
Gothic Crypt In The Forest, Scotland
A Gothic Crypt In The Forest of Scotland; an enchanting place surrounded by a small woodland. It was a private chapel for a wealthy family.
Blue Dome Church, England
The Blue Dome Church is a beautiful abandoned building in England. It is very decayed, considering it was abandoned less than 10 years ago!
Hospital A, Scotland
Hospital A is a large and dilapidated medical complex in Scotland that cared for the poor and destitute. It closed around 35 years ago.
Purple Art Deco Cinema, England
This Purple Art Deco Cinema is hidden in plain sight on a busy city street in England. The last movie screening was 25 years ago.
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