HUGE Abandoned Portuguese Monarchy Mansion | Found private chapel
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The place we are exploring today, the huge abandoned monarchy mansion, was inhabited until the end of 2004, not by the original owners, but by another Portuguese family who rented the house in recent years.
The original family comes from noble origins. The father of the owners part of the Portuguese “northern monarchy” counter-revolution, which took place in 1919. Later he was banned in politics and moved to Belgium. The lady of the house had 8 children. One of the children sent many letters to the mother from Angola where she was an ensign on an armed forces ship, but unfortunately, those letters stopped coming in 1968, the year she died in a road accident at the early age of 27 years old.
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Abandoned Portugal: HUGE Abandoned Portuguese Monarchy Mansion | Found private chapel
The filming of your videos is magnificent! I watch these every morning in my cottage in England, ur respectful , ur interest in the history of every individual home ..... I adore your work , ❤️
You both present and show the houses in such an amazing way. You transport us viewers to be right along there with you. The best tour of history, always. Thank you for all you do and go through to share these lovely old homes with us.
So tired of the news and all about the Coronavirus updates. As usual you take me away from the hum-drum of life. Being home bound, as I have said before, you are my escape to wonderful far away places. You are my adorable, Netherland boys that bring me joy. Love from Texas USA 🇺🇸♥️
I really love how you emphasized every little details in every abandoned houses you've explored.. very much educational.. ❤❤
The Singer machine at the base of the stairs was a clothes press instead of using an iron. The "necklace" in the chapel is a rosary used by Catholics to pray. 💜👩🇺🇸
oh great the lady have eight childrens,owesome mother,she's must be very lovable mom..happy to hear the story behind this place..love the furniture and the architecture,of course the view so beautiful to see..
Спасибо вам за интересные путешествия по историческим домам. Вы очень уважительно относитесь к вещам в домах. За это вам отдельное спасибо.
With what’s going on around the world, with social distancing your videos help us a lot. I always watched all your videos so far you are the best explorers in my opinion. Thank you guys for taking us with you as you explore these amazing mansions. Take care and be safe. A big fan from Canada.
I love how you captured Portuguese designs and traditions that’s why your videos are so interesting. Unfortunately Portugal has a lot of abandoned houses and most of them are beautiful...
Another great find, thanks for the tour. I've really enjoyed your tours of different places these past 2 weeks. I'm retired & I was getting bored not being able to visit my daughter or go out to eat. I feel like I'm there with you, you make it so interesting. I've told my other children who live far away that I've been touring different countries. They laugh & ask me hoe I'm enjoying my trips, & then I have to tell them it's all online. They got a kick out of it. Again thanks for sharing these videos so we could come along with you.
Can’t help but stare at the hickey like mark on Maureno’s neck 🙄 well done boys...
Meninos sendo meninos... 😉
Those old pictures are incredible!! It's crazy to think - a building has "seen" so much history. If the walls could speak, I wonder what they'd say! The stories would be insane! 😊😇
It's amazing to see how people in other countries lived!! I love your commentary and attention to detail. I never tire of these videos you guys! God bless you and keep you shielded from Covid19 ✝️🙏
Parabéns pelo vídeos, em particular este por ser em Portugal. Assisto todos seus vídeos e o que mais me espanta é o que o sistema que vivemos gera. Casas belíssimas abandonadas, minha pergunta ao sistema, Por que não doar esses imóveis a projetos beneficentes? Existe tanta miséria no mundo, não faz sentido tudo isto abandonado. Grata meninos por mostrar a nós o egoismo que existe na sociedade.
Great video as always Remon and maureno. Thank you so very much for sharing it with us and the view, simply beautiful. I could look at the countryside for hours and relax with a cup of tea. Your eye for detail is rare indeed. glad i found your channel
Wow. At the end around 24:10 when the orb floats across the screen and it goes into the room on the left a giant shadow moves past almost like the orb took form and created a shadow or was a shadow. Maureno was anyone in the building besides you two when you were doing the Outro?
We saw this too... I also saw old woman in the kitchen door way as if to greet you...Happy Christmas from Australian.
I like how you guys keep it clean. No foul language. Also how you put things back the way you find them. Some people open things leave them out open windows leave them open. I explore here in America a lot and leave everything as I find it. Always looking for dates on things
Parabéns, realmente é uma bela casa, me fez lembrar das casas do interior do Brasil, aqui no Brasil nas regiões campestres tem bastante casa antiga com esse modelo de arquitetura.
I forgot to say ,the view from the balcony is breath taking ,it would of been so nice to grow up living their ,much love Ann x
Enjoyed viewing the entire video. So many rooms with interesting tall windows from ceiling to floor as well as the many doors in this house. I noticed how some doors were closed off to accommodate books shelves. The kitchen had at least as time went on more cooking ranges, some may or may not have worked but kept in the kitchen, such a small refrigerator for the size of the family and can you believe there was a dish washer. No evidence of how the laundry was done, amazing did not see a sewing machine. It is great to learn how others lived. Thanks for sharing with us all. As a senior 70 plus years I do remember seeing pocket doors here in the USA Washington, DC area. Stay safe.
Linda casa. Muitos objetos interessantes, móveis lindos, história é fascinante!
Brasil agosto 2020
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Portuguese tile work is so beautiful. Glad you took the time to show it! Loved the house, looks like it had seen many happy moments. Thank you both.
Stunning explore. Bugger having 8 kids tho. Hats off to the lady for raising 8 kids. The SINGER you seen is an iron press. Its used for all sorts of sewing and to iron clothes, sheets etc. I love you guys. Stay safe xx
What you guys do is quite fascinating, I wish I could see the old beautiful castles in person. I love the history given with your explorations; it makes watching that much more interesting!! God bless you all. Keep up what you are doing!! I appreciate you taking us along!!!
So did anyone notice at 24:10 after that guy say " yeah, yeah, yeah " an orb floats past from right to left then at 24:15 a shadowy figure is seen in the doorway on the left.
Yes!! I noticed that as well!!! I wondered if anyone else noticed that! With the shadow I wanted to ask Explomo if there was anyone else there with them? If not the shadow might have been caused by that orb!
This is, once again, an amazing find you guys! Great job! 😉👍
Yes yes I saw the orbs and the shadow figure ... omg so exciting 🙏😊👏👏
It could be the cameralins at 24:10 and The guy's fixing it ? at 24:15 that's If they have a friend exploring with them filming also
That is pretty creepy! Wonder if they were alone or had another Explorer with them???
Yes !! I noticed since the first time, it's incredible !! 😵
I don't know if y'all noticed, if you did you didn't mention it but the book shelves were built in to the doors in the hallway. I thought it was neat. I almost choked on my taco when Maureno said "1998 that's the year we were born" That would make him 21? Right? Y'all are babies!! I love the way y'all pronounce some words, it's cute. A womans make up table is called a vanity. And ripped Jean's have been in style since the 80s, y'all should look up the 80s style and see just how crazy people dressed in the 80s! 😊That house was amazing and the furniture was beautiful!!
Hello guys, I quickly stop viewing to comment on the Singer appliance (1st level). From my memory I think this appliance is a flat ironing presser that was commonly used to flat iron sheets, pillow cases, hand towels. The top lever goes up, place item on the flat bed and then pull the top lever down that contains the heating elements.. Maybe other viewers might agree. I am from the USA and remember seeing this item for home use. Laundry companies have similar but often larger. Now back to continue viewing this fantastic find.
Love your video. Just seen it for the first time. Take care now during the lockdown. I'm a South African staying in Peru.
I could not help laughing when you found a pair of jeans, broken and worn out...I used to wear broken jeans back in 80’s. You couldnt buy jeans like that, you had to wear them out. 😅
2:47 This room is beautiful, especially the ceiling and the awesome medallion and chandelier. Love the blue color and curtains. So royally classic. These vandals, need to be caught. You can see the way the home was trashed, they were looking for valuables. The least they can do is clean afterwards. SHOW SOME RESPECT! You wouldn't want this done to your mother's house.😡
Fico intrigada como é que vocês teem conhecimento destas casas e as podem visitar...
Me faço a mesma pergunta
Beautiful place you guys found.I love old abandoned houses. Love the antiques. Enjoyed your video but couldn't help to noticed the huge hickey on your neck ☺
Yes, I noticed the hickey also.
I love abandoned houses ..i go back to time and imagine life
I noticed it too!! 😁
He has hickies in many of their video's.
Not even half way through and im loving your guys video!!! Great camera work!! Infront and behind the camera!!! Sending love from Stonyford California 💚
I love and appreciate how much intricate detail, beauty, and character went into the design and architecture of much older buildings. Not like today, concrete slabs, all white with non of the above. Also it's so sad to see everything left behind from a life once lived, especially the personal photos.
Nice tour guys. MAURENO, I love the way you say "Take a look." USA loves Explomo! 😛🙃🤩
Portugal is BEAUTIFUL!!! 💚💚💚
Thank you guys again for taking us with you on your exploration you guys are so respectful I love watching you love you guy xoxo
Loved seeing their Church room furniture for prayer.A shame to trash this home.Enjoyed watching.⛳
Singer professional steam iron press. The make up table is a vanity. The beads in the chapel looked like part of a rosary to pray. Our Fathers and Hail Marys . But the cross was missing and the separation of the beads. Carriage for a child is called a cradle.Baby room its a crib. Where the 2 twin beds were. I loved the explore.
I ever see another version Of this abandoned mansion from other Channel, but I have to say you guys did it better 🌹🌹 Thank you good job! 👍👍
Hi from Dallas Texas, I really love watching you all. This house is so beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing with us. I wonder if you could show the back yard also sometimes. Ya all take care.🙂
Nice video guys! It is always exciting to see the Portugal abandonments. The drone footage was killer! It gave a real sense of the size of the house. Take care!!
Love the hallway with the books . Wish I could have a house like that.
Although this isn’t the grandest house you’ve explored I think it’s my favourite. It has a soft faded glamour that is so beautiful. Thank you for taking us there.
For 23yrs old you guys are very mature congrats to your parents they must be very proud. Also that book shelf was in front of a door, I wonder why!
This home is very charming. It must have been amazing in its day! Thank you for sharing this with all of us!
As always, great videos! Many people also make this type of videos, but no one as professional as you! Go ahead guys! God bless you! Maureno and Remon :)
Hey guys! I'm kinda new to your video's, and I have to say you two are much better than some of the other explorers, I enjoy hearing the history of the places you explore and the stories about the owner's! It makes watching so much better when I can learn something! So great job guy's, and thank you so much for sharing! Also as someone else mentioned, it would be best to learn more about you two, not just where you're from, but who you are and what makes you tick! 😋 love from North Carolina, USA.
Surprised there wasn’t a back stairway in this place. Interesting about the cups. We hang them up too. I used to collect mugs from places I visited and had a whole wall of them, from chair to almost ceiling hanging on hangers. My ancestors were mostly English so don’t know where that originated but whole family did the same.
The vanities/make-up tables were gorgeous. They’d go nicely in my house 😄. I’ll send you a poem sometime about why left behind toys make me feel so sad.
Great explore. You and your families stay safe ~~~Your Virginia Granny
I hate how people are so disrespectful of old homes and people’s belongings, it makes me sick. I love seeing all the homes and would love to be able to explore. Thank you for bringing these places inside my home. 💕💕
This video is very Beautiful and wonderful .Thank you for Explomo.👏👏
That was lucky was just looking to see if you guys uploaded today .looking forward to watching .
Irish Emerald Always on Wednesday and Saturday Irish! :D enjoy watching!!
I so love the antique furniture...and the bathroom tiles...
Gorgeous scenery!!!!!!!!!!!!! The home was built before electricity. I like the color combinations. There are a lot of stoves in the kitchen!!!!
My favourite exploring young men; still offering us gorgeous finds. I particularly liked the wide wooden floors and all the pocket doors.
It's always sad to see vandalism. I honestly don't understand why people feel the need to trash something that doesn't belong to them; it's so pointless.
👏👏👏 Great video, as always. I hope you're keeping safe in these very difficult times. 🇨🇦 Much love from your old (gasp, I'll be 60 this year, but I'm a kid at heart) eternally grateful Canadian fan.
I love your channel, you guys are the most respectful explorers I've seen by far. Thank you ❤️
Lovely video of Monarchy mansion. Specially view from the balcony. But really depressed to see such a beautiful places like this. Every thing destroyed,so sad to see.
The electrical thing you thought was something to do with sewing is actually a clothes press, for ironing your clothes,, great explore guys,, love and respect,, hugs
I love abandoned houses ..i go back to the time and imagine life back during that time :)
Wow! What a beautiful view outside
Hi Maureno and Remon, What a great delight to watch a new video from the fabulous Dutch boys from Team Explomo this afternoon, where
we are forced to stay at home. Moresoever it is such a pleasure to watch you taking us on an inspiring and interesting tour through this
magnificient mansion with these beautiful ceilings and some still nicely visible original furniture. - It's such a shame, that there always have
to be these stupid destructive vandals, who have nothing in their heads but who still are able to destroy a beautiful interior. - I loved that
beautiful chapel. - Of course it was a bit painful for me to see this "Pleyel" piano in such a derelict state. - Wonderful video!
I am already looking forward to your next one. - Stay safe in these insecure times. - God bless you all, my dear Dutch friends.
Peace and kindest regards.
I agree that they are very religious because Magellan is from portugal and he was the one to Bring our faith here in the Philippines the Roman Catholic religion. I love their chapel very antique and very nice.I love this video seeing that very unique bottle of Coke. It seems that the basement is more prestine than the other floors. The cups and saucers,plates were still there. Ok just take careand be safe always, good luck in the next venture, watching you here from the Philippines🙏🤗💕
Thank you for a little ‘escape’ while we’re on lockdown here in England.
I would love to be in such beautiful countryside just now.
The mskeup table is a dressing table
Wat a lovely place thankyou for sharing
Wow guys another amazing video. Love the childrens rooms. And that little girls dress. So cute but sad. The coke bottle. Never seen one like it. Great video guys. 💓👍👍👍💓😘😃 Thank you much. Stay safe an healthy. Love u you lots. Bye now.
Really really old house n thank u for sharing it with us
Maureno loved how you said " Her name was María" 🤗😍.. You both are awesome, keep up the good work.. God Bless 🙏🏽
Loved this house. Wish I could go there and put it back the way the lady of the house had it. The first bed looked like a brass bed. Looked like the room was possibly a butlers pantry beforethe reno.The tables and wardrobes were beautiful. The bookcases were hiding doors. I think they took away from the awesome entrance. These were possibly living and dining areas turned into bedrooms. I would have dedicated one of the smaller rooms for reading. The yellow bathroom was popular in the 60s. There was yellow, green, blue and pink to choose from. There was three stoves. I guess a lot of cooking was done there. Sorry for going on. I always wanted to be a architect since I was a little kid. I would take boxes and design rooms for my dolls. In high school I was told that architect class was only for boys. Senior year they let girls in. I guess that is why I study the rooms. Y'all are the best.Thanks for sharing
Very awesome explore. COOL. Loved it, beautiful.
Another great find. The piano made by Pleyel was the brand used by Chopin when he gave concerts. The keyboard has been stolen from that one and that's why you could just see the pins when you lifted the lid.
Nice furniture but sad the place was
vandalised liked the chapel beautiful huge wooden alter a rosary ..
Beautiful house! I loved the blue! those tiles were awesome!
Great Explore Guys!
It’s great you look at the books. Gives us insight into the owner.
We always try to look at as much things as we can inside of these properties! Happy you appreciate this. Thank you very much Melanie :-)
You guys are too cute as is your accent. Where are you from?
Please film a get to know me kind of video and introduce yourself to your audience/fans. I’m sure we all want to know about you two.
A Thank you so much! We are both from the Netherlands. A get to know us video sounds like a great idea. However we have done multiple live streams before which was also a great success. We will definitely do more live streams in the futures, in which y’all can ask us questions and can get to know us better :D
@@Explomo Good to know! Cheers from Spain guys. Take care
Hi guys great video! The vanity that had makeup in drawer and shoes underneath is from the 1930 or 1940s, and other stuff was Way older the 2000s more like 1950 1960s. Keep Safe keep on keeping on.
IDAHO, USA
Perfect!!!...and those lavender walls....!!!!!Πανεμορφα!
New to your channel!.. I really enjoyed the video!.. thank you both!..
4:41 Maureno, is that what I think it is on your neck? You need a winter scarf to cover it up! LOL!!
24:11 an orb then shadow on the left side of doorway. Great video.
love the video and content!!
Would fix that house up if I had that kind of money. The view is stunning.
Love the drone shot of Maureno sitting out there. This house has some nice old furniture. Those chests on the floor were cool too. Sorry I had to laugh when Remon saw the 4 dolls in the chairs lol. This place was loved you can tell. Thank you guys this was great!! Please stay safe an take care 🙂💖💖💖
*Minute **24:14** look just in the left door, a tall shadow in the glass !! Did you noticed ??* 😵
*Anyway it's a gorgeous place!!*
😱😱😱😱😱😱 IT IS REALLY??
Probably they went with someone eles. Otherwise it’s really creepy👻
Hi I also noticed that shadow. But you have to consider, that their Portuguese friend Danny was together with them in that mansion.
Although we don't see him in this video, I would say the shadow could be from him. - Kind regards.
Awesome find gentlemen!
I started watching these explore channels a few months ago with various explores and I find them very interesting and educational. Also, as per the coke bottle 🍼, I grew up in the island 🏝 of Trinidad 🇹🇹 and the coke bottle looked the same as it is today
I have had to type this 3 times now. Argh!
This place is very special. There’s so much I enjoyed and wanted to comment on but I really don’t want to type everything again.
I love Portugal. I was considering retiring to there but there’s too much sun for me.
Your hickey is too funny especially since you tried to cover it up. I always used makeup which worked great. 😂
Jeans have been popular in America since the 1800s. I have a story I will tell you someday.
Cheers and hugs.
very nice mansion. very old vacumn before2000's and nice antiques.
You guys are awsome. You should do some kind of tv show a once a week series
Thank you so much Jeffrey. That would be a dream to us!!!
Me : shoo..! Go away you empty spooky eerie house stood in the middle of nowhere!!
Explomo : WOW! Beautiful wall! Incredible stairs!
How you guys can see beauty in life in every forgotten or historic abandoned place always mesmerized me!
Stay safe! Stay healthy! And keep it up explorer!
They stole the ivory keys!! Good explore guys- thanks for bringing these videos to the world!! I always enjoy watching! The chapel is beautiful!!
Amazing....Good job👍🏻
Hi Maurino & Remon!around 10:12 that furniture in the US is called a vanity table( a place for makeup,a chair,& mirror)that 1 looks like a 1950s or 1960s 1.being in the US these places that have a chapel in there home I find very interesting.in the south there is a church every 5 feet or so & in the North the churches r not as close but they r around.I grew up in Barre Vermont.Barre was split into city & town.the Catholic church is in the city but the cemetery is in the town & its not close to each other.back in the day people would walk to the next town to go to church & it took them about I think 7hrs 1 way so the Catholic church decided to build another church closer while being built they had the people gather in homes then in a store.the North was mostly Catholic & in my birth town most of the people were French Canadian & they were Roman Catholics.in many of there homes they had statues of Mary(Maria)with candles,they would also have statues of wainwright they placed in places to protect that area & they had many rosaries.religion was very important to them.I now live in the south & they have a variety of religions but Baptist seems to be the main 1.here in the US they call the states in the south the BIBLE belt because of all the churches.I love getting to see how people around the world r so different but alike in so many ways :-) that view is so breathtakingly beautiful
That place was really trashed so many kids things left behind. The dolls were definitely creepy sitting on the chairs like they were. Great video content! Thanks for sharing
Dope vid guys! nice work! :-D
Portugal is beautiful these. Types of homes we unfortunately dnt have anything like that here where im from theses episodes are amazing thk u
What you see in the wallet isn't a passport but a card showing he had a degree in economics taken at Porto University
The keys on the piano where probably ivory and someone took them!! Beautiful place....hope something good comes along for restoration
I think that was an ironing machine In German you call it a Mangel.You run sheets and pillowcases through it...Does a good job.
That singer machine is a cloths press
My mother had one
The dolls weren't too bad...much better than the spiders, right Remon? Lol
Hi guys, what a beautiful house i loved it , the furniture was lovely , the view outside was amazing , i was calling it the doll house lol , hope your both keeping well , till next time keep safe .and as always a wicked video .