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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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Regency Ballroom, England
The Regency Ballroom is an abandoned early 19th Century ballroom and social venue in England, abandoned since the mid-1990s.
Post-Apocalyptic Car Dealership, England
This burnt out car dealership in England looks like a post-apocalyptic scene. Twisted wreckages and rusted metal fitting of a Mad Max movie.
Tin Chapel, Wales
The Tin Chapel was an abandoned tabernacle church. It was a small and simple place of worship in a picturesque village in Wales.
Art Deco Cinema, England
This wonderful Art Deco Cinema was once a movie goers paradise. The once grand building is in ruins after nearly two decades of neglect.
Old Market Town Church, England
This small but beautiful Old Market Town Church is located in a rural hamlet in England. It has been decaying and crumbling for many years.
Fine Decor Wallpaper Factory, England
This Fine Decor Wallpaper Factory was an old industrial site in northern England. The highlight was the huge wallpaper printing machine.
County Courthouse B, England
County Courthouse B was an abandoned court in England. It was closed in the mid-2010s in response to changes in the UK court systems.
The Iron Church On the Hill, England
This Iron Church stands atop a hill, surrounded by beautiful rolling English countryside. It has been abandoned for 20 years.
Twilight Years Care Home, England
The Twilight Years Care Home is a former residential facility for the elderly. The home was closed in the early 2000s and is now collapsing.
Fallen Empire Theatre, England
The Fallen Empire Theatre is a Victorian/Edwardian-era auditorium, built in the late 1890s. The auditorium was reconstructed around 15 years later.
Blue Miranda Church, England
Blue Miranda Church was an abandoned English religious building. The ceiling is reminiscent of Chateau Miranda, a now-demolished chateau in Belgium.
Blue-Green Bingo Hall, England
The Blue-Green Bingo Hall is a former entertainment venue in England. Over the decades it has been used as a cinema, bingo hall, and casino.
Evangelist Church, England
Standing on a small hill, the Evangelist Church is a local landmark tucked away on the fringes of a small English town. It closed in 2010s.
World War 2 Codebreakers, England
World War 2 Codebreakers is a former British Intelligence facility in England. They decrypted German military transmissions; the infamous Enigma Code.
Falcon Works Pottery, England
The Falcon Works Pottery is a derelict pottery factory in central England. The Grade-II listed building has been abandoned for nearly two decades.
Welsh Bromine Works, Wales
The Welsh Bromine works is an old industrial ruin in North Wales. It was built in the early 1950s and was closed in the mid-2000s.
Turquoise Organ Chapel, Wales
The Turquoise Organ Chapel is an old religious building in Wales. It is a beautiful example of a Welsh Non-Conformist chapel, complete with ornate organ.
Vanity House, England
Vanity House features a traditional vintage English bedroom. There are numerous retro clocks and pocket watches, as well as a sewing machine.
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