sunderland

Hi guys im new to this for a very long time now iv been wanting to explore abandoned places I've looked on Google different websites and found no information on where to start a no most abandoned places won't be on Google but a just need some help & directions pls on how to start or anybody in...

Me and my friends are looking for some places that are fairly easy to access and aren't too risky to explore as we haven't explored any abandoned buildings before. Any places fitting that description around here?

One place I've had on my radar for a while, was an absolute misson here, trying to find an entry point, sneaking about, avoiding cameras and security, however it was well worth it in the end. The shipyard was huge, I felt quite intimated by the size of the place. I could of spent hours in here...

Whilst panning google maps, I came across what looked like a load of old boats, so decided to venture here, I was right, around 8 boats in total. consisting of an old coal boat, Yacht and some fishing boats, the yacht was the most accessible one with a few things to see inside, such as old...

Blast from the last and some I had archived for a while, I remember exploring this the same day as the old Simpson Street School. One of my first Industrial explores and my first known love for Industrial. I wish I could go back now as I didn't take it all in but unfortunately it has mostly all...

Had this place pinned for well over a year and had a fair few unsuccessful trips to it, however I never like to quit and tried again..and I was lucky this time. Having explored Langham Tower next door I wanted to see what remained of the former school. I've never seen any pics of the inside or...

This explore resulted in 6 coppers rocking up and a very angry caretaker but after an explanation I was told to be on my way. I've always had a thing for Victorian Buildings so I was in my element in this place. Had the place pinned for a while and decided to have a look, with finding entry I...

Taken a few year ago when I worked there the place has been trashed and is currently abandoned

I pinned this place by chance and knowing it had permanently closed I decided to have a look. Closed in April, then due to the pandemic, the gym never reopened. The gym was stripped of all the machines and was mostly empty, apart from a few things lying around. The gym still smelt like a gym...

Despite many successful and failed explorations under our belts collectively, this is our first post on this forum. Over the summer we have discovered the world of Urban Exploration after stumbling upon an abandoned football pitch in Washington one afternoon. Since then, our thirst for...

So this is my first post on here and this was a spur of the moment visit as we were passing so all photos were took with a mobile and at night. We were in the building about 30 when we realised there was some sort of beeping coming from one of the rooms so think the building does have some sort...

I know this place is quite popular with a lot of graffiti artists as I could tell by all the art. Some fantastic It's more of an Urban Art Gallery that a derelict area. Seen that quite a few people have been here but decided to venture here myself and take a look. Place has a bit of history...

Sunderland doesn't have the sort of high rise buildings that you'd find in Major cites like Manchester, this is the highest building in the city centre (except for residential tower blocks which are sealed with heavy pad locks). Crown House is a former office block which is halfway through...

The Hendon Paper Works commenced business in 1872 producing esparto paper and employed approximately 400 people in the early years of the 20th century. The two paper-machine mill manufactured a wide variety of fine stationery and printing papers, printing games for markets as far away as Vietnam...

This was once part of the now demo'd Doxford shipyard, resides under the shadow of the Queen Alexandra bridge. https://www.28dayslater.co.uk/threads/queen-alexandra-bridge-sunderland-august-2018.114254/ The current warehouse type buildings opened in the 1970's by Willian Doxford & Sons...