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Pendle Rise is a shopping centre in Nelson, Lancashire. It opened in 1967 as the Arndale Centre (opened by then-Prime Minister Harold Wilson) and served as a key town-centre hub for decades, featuring local Nelson-themed elements like a compass mosaic and bust that are being preserved. It...

This clinic for prosthetics closed during 2021 Due to COVID-19 and a relocation to Billericay in Essex, this building HAD remained untouched until late 2023 when the location went viral on tiktok insta and youtube, sadly i cannot find my SD card from the 2023 visits. was a pretty chill explore...

Don't have much to say other than Opened in 1969 on The Highway in Shadwell, St George's Leisure Centre was designed by architect Reginald Uren to feature a modern, above-ground design with a 33-meter swimming pool filled with natural light. Following its closure in 2020 due to the pandemic...

Abandoned Castleblayney Shopping Centre, Co. Monaghan Hidden away in Castleblayney sits this huge abandoned shopping centre, a place that was once meant to bring new life, shops, jobs and investment into the town. The centre was part of a major boom-era retail development, with reports linking...

Once a popular summer attraction near Lake Maggiore, Acquapark Brebbia was known for its colourful slides, wave pool, and family-friendly atmosphere, drawing in visitors from across northern Italy for years. The park operated successfully until 2023, when it suddenly shut its doors after issues...

Cranebank British Airways Training Centre Built in the 1950s–60s near Heathrow Airport (west London). Operated by British Airways for decades. It was the airline’s main training hubfor: Pilots (flight simulators) Cabin crew (full aircraft mockups) Engineering + staff training At its peak, it...

One from a very hot two weekends in June 2022. Then we revisited a week later to get bits we missed on the first go around. This is another one I have no idew why I never posted, just put everything in the hard drive and forgot about actually posting it! Some history about Cranebank below...

History For decades, this building was a place of movement, noise, and routine. A community leisure centre in the truest sense — swimming lessons, school trips, early-morning lane swimmers, birthday parties, fitness classes, and families killing time on wet weekends. At its heart was the pool...

So basically, we got in here in 2022 but then security upgraded, dogs, cameras - in short impossible to get in for a few years. Now in 2025, security have loosened up a bit and there are multiple holes around the site in the fence and ways to get into every building. The explore was phenomenal...

Brief history: The building, formerly the Dominion was opened by Gracie Fields in 1938 but subsequently became a bingo hall and then more recently home to a Christian group. Untouched, freshly abandoned climbing centre - as of right now its impossible to get in as everything has been patched...

Cosham Health Centre was one I’d been trying to get into for a long while, so it was good to finally get inside and have a proper look around. The building dates back to the late 20th centry , constructed as part of the NHS expansion of community-based healthcare, and it operated as a local...

What a explore this was the now closed square shopping centre, oasis market, grey lantern pub, the upstairs escape rooms and the old carling academy along with a few of the shops, nail bars, kebab shops, peaky blinders pub and the offie a decent 2 or 3 hour explore, I used to frequent oasis...

Hi there, Just hoping someone can tell me whether this ww2 hospital Im Sheffield is still accessible please? I know it’s under a car park just wondering about access

History History shamelessly nabbed from @aitakaitov report. It was built in the 1950s, but as with most mediumwave and shortwave transmitters, it was phased out. In the past, they had their use. Shortwave bounces off of ionosphere which means it can travel hundreds or thousands of kilometers...

First non introductory post in here so hopefully I get this right! I'm kit, 31yo and I love taking photos in infrared, UV and full range. When possible I like to visit urbex sites since I think it pairs well with my style of photography. Explored this place in 2024 and it had been closed down...