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beautiful frescoed villa in a small town in northern Italy. It has been uninhabited for some time and incredibly has remained untouched by vandals and graffiti artists follow me on insta: @Dan_ita

History: The Teochew Cemetery is a large cemetery in Bangkok's Sathon District and is widely believed to be haunted. The cemetery was founded in 1899 and actually consists of adjacent cemeteries managed by three organisations, namely the Tio Chew Association of Thailand, the Poh Teck Tung...

We didn't expect Spanish Inquisition and an abandoned Chinese house in Poland. We found it by mistake returning from Modlin Fortress. Seeing an Asian architecture there was a nice surprise for us. What did we find inside? Check the photos below.

Background: The house belonged to a Chinese entrepreneur who owned successful IT companies in the UK and abroad. In 2017 he was jailed for 18 months for tax evasion and other offences, and the court froze £24.7 million of his assets to reclaim what he owed. During this time his wife fled to...

So we came past this place by chance, looked like an abandoned garage from back, when we got in we noticed it use to be a takeaway. Not too exciting, but then we saw the garage had been extended to multiple rooms, there was quite a lot of stuff in there, beds, old magazines etc. Not a bad...

Hello again, Next we venture somewhere in-between Colchester & Braintree, A nice little place that unfortunately was always destined to fail due to its location and the fact there are a few "proper boozers" in the area. Stealth was not on the cards due to the location on a busy road and...

A quick visit to this local place, couldn't find a way to the upstairs living area unfortunately. A landmark Lincolnshire building, much loved and well known Lincoln Chinese has gone to make way for a new supermarket. The former Ocean Cantonese Restaurant at North Hykeham has been demolished...

This was the second site of the day; it was a 20 min walk from the hospital with the second trusty printed out Google map in my hand. On the way over I saw a tea shop so I went in, I very quickly realised they didn’t speak any of the Queens so I pointed at a picture of what was a cold tea...

This proved to me that it is always worth delving into the most unlikely places when out and about. Whilst in a mining district in north-east China the opportunity arose to nip into what looked like a disused building at the back of the railway workshops. Not only did it contain various bits...