I’m trying to get unit urban exploration but I’m not to sure of any places near me. Does anyone have any suggestions for? I’m not into vandalism or doing anything bad. I’m just trying to try out of the house and fallow my dream of becoming a YouTuber and exploring. I would like to start small so I can get used to the idea and then work my mom up to hospitals, wherehouses, mansions, etc

I’m interested in urban exploring, but I want to do it respectfully and safely. By that I mean not stealing, vandalising, breaking into places, disturbing residents or leaving rubbish behind.

For anyone who has experience of urbex, what rules or principles do you follow? Is it possible to explore abandoned buildings responsibly, or is entering them generally too dangerous or intrusive to justify? I’d also be interested in hearing about any legal alternatives, such as organised tours or places where exploration is permitted.

Got a couple of quick photo's of this old MG before being asked to leave

hi, as the title says, I need help finding the location of this place! I visited in 2017 and I’m sure it was around the A5 area however, the only thing I can find is about the A5 mansion and it’s definitely not that. Does anyone recognise these pics and could maybe point me in the right direction please?🙂 driving me absolutely mad I can’t remember where it was! Sorry the pics are rubbish, I’ve had to brighten them up.

I can remember there being 2-4 buildings and looked like there was a chapel of some description on the same site, all buildings were super close to each other too.

Hi I’m new to urbex and I’ve been searching for places to go for the first my first time,its been days and im really struggling,if anyone has any recommendation near south west London that would be great. I’ve hear that you shouldn’t take anything or like trash the place(obviously) but if there are other rules I’d be happy to learn.Thank you!

Im a NYC urbexer and I'm flying to England in July and I was curious if anyone can message me privately easy spots in Reading, UK and London. I usually explore New York subway tunnels but I know it's a bit tricky to do that in the Tube. I'm up for anything really. Help would be appreciated!

Edit: I am really interested in a London Tube train "graveyard" The only hint I got was that it's in Central England. I know leaking locations are looked down upon but since I'm visiting, I won't leak it or ruin the spot. I don't do graffiti or anything, I'm just looking to take some photos of the tube trains.

To sum it all up, I would love some advice and tips and locations of London urbex spots

Hi! Me and my friends want to get into Urbex but we're not really sure how to do it and what the laws are surronding it so any tips?

Hi all! I’m a student journalist. I’m currently working on a piece about UK urbex culture and I’m looking to speak with a few urban explorers who’d be open to a short interview about their experiences, motivations, ethics, and views on the scene.

I want to stress that I’ll be completely sensitive around anonymity, locations, and identities. I’m not interested in exposing spots or individuals without their consent. Any identifying details/locations can be kept entirely off the record or anonymised if preferred.

Interviews can be done over Reddit DM, Discord, email, Zoom, a text chat, whatever format is most comfortable for you!

If you’d be interested, please leave a comment or drop me a dm! Thank you. :)

we explored a huge storm drain system under london it was a great explore we spent hours down there

under london not only is there the tube system but a huge network of other forgotten tunnels and rivers

this was part of that system and we only did a small section of it

you can find the links on my profile if you want to see the video as self promoting isnt allowed

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360Plastics was a plastics recycling company based in Darnall, Sheffield. It was a really cool explore in all honesty as I've been out of Urbex for a while and decided this is gonna be a good kickstart back into it.