HUGE abandoned multi-million dollar CASTLE around Berlin, Germany (FOUND SECRET PASSAGE)
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This abandoned castle is straight out of a movie. It is by far the biggest place we ever explored. Being built in the 19th century, this place is almost still completely furnished from the interior and is a true multi-million property.
As it's built in the proximity of German's capital, the city of Berlin, the architecture involves many German influences. When we found a secret passage leading to an underground library, we were lost for words. Find out more in this video as we venture our way inside the most huge place we have seen so far.
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Abandoned Germany: HUGE abandoned multi-million dollar CASTLE around Berlin, Germany (FOUND SECRET PASSAGE)
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Can you imagine how beautiful the castle and gardens were when the complex was in its prime? Imagine the family who owned it, their clothes and daily activities. Amazing.
You are talking rubbish. This place is clearly owned and being looked after. NO DUST anywhere. The furnishings were in pristine condition. There was a microwave there and a modern kitchen. MOST PLANTS IN THE HOUSE ARE STILL ALIVE AND CLEARLY BEING WATERED. God it made me sooo mad. It's like if a family or company does not live in a place for a while can we expect IDIOTS like this to trespass /and break and enter it. They are also so ignorant , lacking in knowledge of history, design or antiques, and their English pronunciation is crap. They should be arrested for trespass.
@@steviealessi5412 Do u know anybody who can afford to leave 2 Mercedes and 2 limousines sitting around? I think this was a bank or govt seizure...So if it was a private home I could, maybe, appreciate ur harping on the privacy issue. It seems to me the owners did something wrong here. Either did not pay bills. Or mistreated patients. The building has walls that are very thick so this may have been an old family place. A grand entrance left also. But the interior looks rebuilt.
You were not paying attention. Please be respectful. All you need to do is ask. There is dust. The wall paper is peeling there’s mold in certain sections. These guys are honest and always say if the place is lived in or taken care of.
Well said Raphael 🥰
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Theres dust he showed in video in different things. They may have had permission to enter.
That was an amazing place and you did such a great job filming it. Thank you for making it possible for us to see places we will never get to see in person.
Que casualidad que fue abandonado en 2015 cuando empedo la caseria de tráfico humano a so me huele ese castillo
@@arceliasalcedo2449 Que quieres decir de tráfico humano .?
This had to be the highlight of the German series for me everyone just like me are overwhelmed by the pristine order of things furniture and crockery the hidden stairwell to the library and downstairs connection to the basement and eventually the hospital it was all so wonderful and exciting thank you Explomo thank you so much
This castle was actually filmed in the movie: The Monuments Men. I believe the buildings with the red tile roof was added onto the original structure. The original structure as we saw down one of the stairways was much older than the other parts of the house. The hallway with the hospital rooms may have been a rest home or sub acute unit for the wealthy. A place for them to recover from stroke or illness.
SNOEZELENRAUM: Snoezelen room.Snoezelen or controlled multisensory environment (MSE) is a therapy for people with autism and other developmental disabilities, dementia or brain injury.
This place is enormous guys! Beautiful dinnerware and furniture as well!
It is sad how sometimes these gorgeous pieces are abandoned!
I agree with many of the viewers, that many of these pieces are very unique
and cannot be replaced! I wished I owned this amazing place!
This place could be an amazing holistic retreat and facility with a lot of renovations. Beautiful woodwork, stone, and grounds. ♥️
WOW, what a gem…few if any can afford to live like this anymore….the restoration alone, and then the necessary upkeep to keep it pristine would be insanely staggering…!!!
I just started to watch your channel and I’m blown away by the abandoned houses that you came across.. I’m from Canada 🇨🇦.. God Bless ❤️ Stay safe in 2021!!!
Me toooo New Fan !!!
I believe the place had a mental health or special needs hospital, because of the equipment.The snoezelen raume was a sensory room for autistic treatment.
Or someone who lived there had dementia. Not just for Autism.
A Snoezelen Room is a therapeutic environment created for the express purpose of delivering high levels of stimuli to patients with dementia. A private room displays optical illusions with combined lighting effects, aromas, colors, textures and sounds to stimulate a person's olfactory, auditory and gustatory systems
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Absolutely beautiful! I can just imagine what it would’ve been like to live there.its in such a peaceful sitting. Great job exploring! This is definitely one of my favorites from your team! I saved this one so I could watch it again. Thanks so much for going to places that we would Never get to experience without you doing these videos. Loved the secret passage to the library! Awesome find!
The castle was newly build from 1938-1942 for 1.3 mill. Reichsmark. After the 2nd WW it was at first an American division-headquarter. Since July 1945 it lay in the Soviet part of Germany. After the war it was at first home for refugees, then it became an hospital for pulmonary tuberculosis. From 1961 to 1991 is was a nursing-home for mentally retarded. In 1993 it became a home for elderly people. This period ended around 1991 (1997?). Today it's the property of a real-estate businessman from Hamburg. Nothing is known about the future of the caste so far.
Good information.......thx
Thank you for researching. I wish this channel would do more research on the properties they break into to film. Ppl want history and background.
Likely was used during the war to treat and house POWs. It explains the secrets passage to the main floor. Definitely an amazing history
That's interesting. Looking at the way the walls and ceilings were decorated, I would have guessed it was constructed during the early 1930's. Whoever built this, if it was built in 1938-1942 (war years), must have had a lot of pull in the Nazi government in order to get the labor and materials.
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I got the impression that the building had, at one time, been a hotel or retirement center. This would explain the multiple arrangements of sitting areas and the massive kitchen. Keep up the great work! Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.
can't wait to see it...yesterday i set my sched to watch..until midnight but it did'nt show & that i got to sleep knowning it was shown last midnight whatsoever...& when wake up ...im amazed!...oh it be Premiered in 15hrs & still can join the live chat...thanks....
Hey.. I just wanted to say..u guys are so respectful and mindful of the former owners property.. even if they may not care about it anymore..I absolutely love to watch these abandoned mansion tours and it’s so heartbreaking to see how ppl can be so heartless and just destroy such beauty..u guyz are awesome..& it’s very much appreciated..great work..oh and also I’m pretty sure I saw my country in there USA..
Maybe the person who inherited it can no longer afford to keep it, maintenance nd taxes, need to open an antique shop and sell all those things, before everything decay
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Indeed you did, I seen it too.
Indeed you did , I saw it too. USA
I have heard that in some castles the protocol was to set up the dining-room for a table full of guests to always be ready, then to remove the settings if the full complement of guests was not reached. In this way the host could not be embarrassed by being considered to be unprepared for company
The hidden library is not "underground!" It's just down a floor, because of the hill the home is built upon. If it were underground, we wouldn't see the green grass and sunshine outside.
Also, "Tempus Fugit" is not a manufacturer of time pieces! It's Latin for "time flies." It is on many modern clocks today, as well as antique and vintage ones.
My Mother did Latin at Grammar School and use to shout that out to me most mornings! Fascinating language.. An aunt had a clock which said just that on the face and that was in recent times..
It wasn´t totally neglected, someone has taken care of the grounds, cutting bushes.
Another amazing exploration. This castle is huge with many rooms empty. Some furnitures are still completely arranged.imagine living in a castle it needs a lot f helpers and caretakers for maintenance thats maybe one of the re son why it was abandoned. But then this castle can be useful if the govt make this an institution for aged people of the country. Thanks explomo for another interesting exploration. More power. Stay safe always and god bless.
I was just thinking that I would love to live there and be employed there. I think it would be so satisfying to see the castle every day and to do my part to keep it maintained!
Even the house plants seem healthy and watered. Very dust free in some areas. "Frozen in time" neglected and abandoned is a bit hard to swallow this time. Nice though. I doubt if the flower arrangements are plastic. At least they don't damage or steal anything like some of the pinheads that get into places. Some of the statements sound a bit dishonest (51:36). Could it be that they intend to replace the wallpaper so it appears "decayed" ? I see new plastic covering some of the "literally unloved" furniture (56:19), probably going to paint the unloved ceilings.
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The plants and flower arrangements are absolutely fake. Good fakes, expensive, but they’re all fake.
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Wow, I'm catching up on the videos, this one is so very interesting. Just to let you guys know my husband came through his neck surgery just fine. He's at home with me watching this one. The Library would be his office. Thank you for the tour of this place. LOVE THE FURNITURE
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I just love these guys!! Thankful for all the care they use for all the families!!
Creo que es lo mas hermoso que e visto en mis 66 años...y agradezco el respeto por sus incursiones...muchas gracias !!!!
The contents are not very old or pretty or valuable, just what you would find in a used furniture shop, probably a senior care facility no longer in use.
This has got to be your best explore so far. Thank you for sharing and keeping this location secret. Thank you for the inspiration you give to me and others. Stay safe guys xxx
Too clean to be left for too long. Definitely being maintained by someone. The table being set could be staging for sale . Paper pealing off the walls means no heat and air being maintained . Cobwebs mean nothing, I get them in my house if I don’t dust weekly. I’d say it was being used most recently at least parts of it.
@Jane Marsee My guess is they were shown the house by a friend who's family or friends own it, they got talking and decided to stage the 'abandoned' house aspect. It's nevertheless amazing.
Note the still living pot plant.
@@Jester123ish and the short grass that's regularly cut along with the square trimmed shape bushes, someone is maintaining the grounds.
If your getting cobwebs in a week you have a serious spider infestation my friend. Cobwebs are spiderwebs left to collect dust. Also anyone saying they are trespassing must not have noticed them being handed the keys. Saying thru must have broke in is ridiculous. I watch another channel and he literally won't go in if there are recent no trespassing signs or there in no open doors or gates. He has been stooped by family members of the previous owners and then given permission when he tells them what he's doing. Sometimes he will go get permission before entering. Sometimes abandoned doesn't mean there are no owners it just means they can't afford to live in it because of maintenance cost so they let them sit and allow ppl to explore them.
Did you not see the man who gave them a key? No one is committing a crime, moron. These young men are very respectful of the property and it’s owners.
You are so right. This place is owned . These guys need to be arrested for trespass. It made me so mad i had to turn it off.
Awesome place! Either a hospital for the people in the “mountain” area that was not near any other facilities or a place for the elderly with assisted living places (flats) as well. At any rate, truly a find. Loved the underground maze of bunkers. My imagination runs wild with possibilities!
My wife and I watch all your explorations and adore every episode! We wish we could be your assistants..
I love how respectful you Are! Good luck at further exploration!!
Snoezelen is a multi-functional concept: In a purposely designed room (mostly a white room) the use of light and sound elements, scents and music initiate sensual sensations. These have both relaxing and activating effects on the different perception areas. The specific design directs and arranges the stimuli; it creates interest, brings back memories and guides relationships. Snoezelen induces well being. In a calm atmosphere anxieties are reduced and people feel secure. This type of therapy is sometimes used for people who suffer from dementia or alzheimers. I noticed there were lots of remnants of white backdrops hanging from the wall. Interesting.
Thank you. I was thinking it was perhaps a music room and the white hanging were some kind of sound cushion.
Cool, beema. Thank you for your info. It sounds like a super spa for extended stays.
A little creepy to be taken to the basement for treatment when there's tons of other rooms.
Also used for Autism. People with Autism can have major reactions to sounds....kind of a sensory deprivation room.
jani 2020 But that basement had a lot of windows, not your typical basement
Thank you for taking us with you on part of the hike in. It was so nice to see the beauty of the forest and hear the birds singing in Germany. The castle exterior is awe inspiring. I appreciate you showing us the little patch of wild flowers in the castle lawns. Someone appears to be maintaining the grounds; that is good but yes does present a bit of fear for you explorers.
What a grand entrance. How gratifying that the symmetry of the building has not been destroyed by additions. Although the castle is solid and sturdy looking the soft gray color, rounded towers and graceful entryway makes it welcoming and less formidable. Genius!
The dining area was so lovely ... thank you for giving us a close up of the place settings. The next room may be called a drawing room. Guests would withdraw to this room after the meal to relax. The marble topped cabinet with carved statues was just amazing; when you opened the door it looked like the grain of the wood was cherry! “Priceless”. In the china closet the little crystal glasses are possibly demitasse glasses and the gold set from Bavaria ? may have been to serve hot chocolate? The room in general was truly beautiful and grand in a very subdued way in keeping with the purpose of the room. Oh the doors to the outside ... how perfect. On a nice evening the guests can relax on a veranda/patio. Wow ... the doors on the wardrobe were made from curly maple!
Next the music room ... such sophistication. The secret passage ... what a surprise ... how exciting. They actually had an antique organ! Sorry it was broken but thank you for trying. The pattern of the woven cane was so unique. I have never seen anything like that. It must have been the work of a master craftsman.
Funny ... you found purple slippers in the entry way 🤣. I love the mural on the wall in the entryway. That is truly lovely.
Aww ... always the gentlemen ... you gave proper credit to “twowaybrothers” and introduced him as your friend. I love the spirit of cooperation in the brotherhood of explorers. Blessings on all of you.
That vase is truly magnificent. Do you think after the family stopped living here the man continued to use the first floor to do business?
This seems like a hospital for wealthy patients who needed rehabilitation. It is hard to fathom why assets like the cars were not liquidated and used for good?!?
Thank you for sharing this explore.
Thank you for all your descriptions… I am Blind and love to listen although your extras really helped fill in more details❤️❤️❤️🥰🤗🌹
And I forgot to say, yes listening to the birds was magnificent as I am a bird person and some of my birds were actually chirping in answer
Love the bird's singing.
I think they make movies there.. that’s why there so many different rooms furnished different sitting rooms .. movies equipment... a lot of old antique furniture, cars dining areas.. very beautiful castle 💯🇺🇸USA Florida I’m from..🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸♥️
This place is magnificent and all the beautiful furniture. I bet it was a hospital. I just love you boys and how respectful you are. What a shame it is deteriorating. Thank you for this place. Always enjoy your videos and you make my day.
Love how you take the time to show everything. It tells more of their life they had. What a shame to have their homes abandoned?
I love good quality persian rugs.. and WOW.. so many beautiful Persians Rugs!
The BIG stair case reminds me of the one in the movue ' Aftermath' when the German officer slowly comes down the stairs when she is playing Piano. I also recall that huge vase! The more I think about it the more I firmly I believe is the property used in AFTERMATH.. (immediately after WW11 - the cleaning up. They did use his mansion as part hospital for military.
Stunning movie.. well worth the watch.
I have googled the movie and it does say that it was filmed partly in Hamburg. I can however not find the movie on Netflix.
@@heidisteyn7249 besides Netflix, have you tried googling it via TH-cam?
I dont use NetFlix myself, I stream all my movies docume ntries the lot through TUBI : PEACOCK : PLUTO : FILMRISE and 50's more. IT'S ALL FREE thru my VISIO SMART TV (Comcast) you just need WIFI.
I used to spend $282 per month for Cable, Hbo + Wifi and did not get the choice nor selection I get FOR FREE with Comcast Program that is free when you by a vizio smart TV. Today I pay $55 for wifi and I have it all at not 1 cent more !!! You dont need cable companies anymore if you have WIFI - Speeds 50 bps and more plus a smart TV.
This place is amazing!! Thank you for sharing and looking forward to more. I really hope someone fixes this place up because it is beautiful and full of valuable furniture and lots of other amazing things.
Normally I watch abandoned Mansions, in UK.this is one nicest castles,I have seen ever on here,good on you guys..Germany has some great history as in the UK..brilliant video.
Best to you guys and to the German people✌️
Oh my Lord. This has got to be one of my top 5 favorite abandoned castles videos I've ever seen. Talk about breathtaking!!! From the ceilings to the furniture to the beautiful French doors to the architecture, it was all stunning. You guys are my two favorite videographers in Europe and you never disappoint. Thanks so much for another beautiful adventure!
That means a lot Patricia! Thank you so very much.
YHIS IS NOT A CASTLE but a large manor house. It is also owned and maintained . They are idiots with NO RIGHT to be there.
You're an idiot like they are to actually praise them for trespassing into what is clearly an owned and maintained manor house. It is NOT an abandoned castle . It is owned by a company who are not using it at present but have left the office, microwave etc there and it is being well looked after on the whole. They should be arrested for trespass.
Wow, So Sad to see someone's hope's and dreams where put into this Amazing place and its just left to despair.
Thanks for letting us come on your journey. Always wanted to go to Germany 🇩🇪.
It's too clean to be abandoned, someone's definitely maintaining the place..I'm glad
The basement is a lab. The wing with hospital beds are for the elderly and rehab. There are rooms for doctors on call to sleep and lunch rooms for staff
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Hello Maureno and Remon, I look forward to seeing you working in the middle of your passion! Success!
Aww thank you for your motivating words! Take care :)
Leaving for rotting... So sad to see this beautiful place, to be forgotten and decay 💖 i enjoy it so much, thank u for sharing your explore, from indonesia
Best music intro I’ve ever seen on TH-cam , incredible Job guys , from inside to drone shots - OMG .
You two should definitely be commended for your reverence paid to all the artifacts. I wish you well in your adventures and look forward to viewing many more. Keep up the good work.
You're talking rubbish. This is NOT a castle but a clearly owned and maintained manor house. They have no knowledge of history or antiques and I had to turn them off rather than watch their crime unfold. How would you like your house entered if you were away for a couple of months. This place had a modern microwave and very clean offices. NO DUST on furniture or textiles. Even the plants were watered. How can you comment them for paying reverence to the items in the home when they should not have been there . IT IS NOT ABANDONED just not currently lived in . Makes me so made when ignorant people do this for a cheap thrill on youtube. They need to be arrested for trespass.
This was a great explore, I would have liked to see some of the bathrooms and bedrooms, but what I did see was amazing!! I could literally spend hours there just walking every floor from and to end seeing this. So thank you for sharing this eccentric place! I also feel as if the side part was a nursing home and not a hospital. And the area's with furniture were sitting area's for the residents to visit or to go to just get out of their room. I'm sure it was very beautiful when the people lived there. I really hope someone renovates this place and it doesn't sit to waste away!! Great job guy's you've out done yourselves again!! Much love, and be safe and enjoy yourselves! 🥰
NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO 'EXPLORE' PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR TH-cam OR ANY OTHER PURPOSES.THEY ARE IDIOTS WHO NEED TO BE ARRESTED FOR TRESPASS OR WORSE BREAKING AND ENTERING. The company it are clearly still checking on it and maintaining it . It is not abandoned. They are idiots.
@@steviealessi5412 they had keys to get in. Hardly breaking and entering
@@steviealessi5412 i saw many comments from other people on this content and there's you also commented. You never comment without call the youtubers 'IDIOT'.
YOU THINK YOU ARE PERFECT? Watch your mouth CLEVER GIRL ! if you didn't like, Just left the channel. You don't appreciate someone's work.
it's like you're shouting in a crowd and want to convince someone else to think like you about this mansion that it's not abandoned. It's common if everyone had the different opinion
. it doesn't have to be the same as you think.
@@judithajoseph9518 Apologies if I went over the top a tad in my response to this video. I was soo mad at the time watching it. Fact is they present themselves as stumbling across "abandoned properties" which implies they just enter without permission to make a youtube video . Thats not acceptable. If they have permission they should state as such at the outset but then it would not be an abandoned place so the point of their vid would be null and void. I was not having a go at 'you tubers' but these guys in my opinion not being up front. Also if they are going to enter an historic site it would not have killed them to do some research first then they would not sound like idiots to someone who has some knowledge of history ! That said I did go over the top at tad!! Having said that - dont know where you are but I reside in a nation that has free speech , Not going to lower myself to argue with you about it though. Your "watch you mouth" was course and common. Debate is good but neither of us should be rude !!
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We sending you some hugs from Germany. We also have 1dog and 3 cats. All of them are rescued animals. They are all part of Our family. We badly feeling your pain. Stay strong. And to Mia: have a good way over the rainbow bridge. Many love from us over here to you and your Family ❤😢🙏
Maybe he was a Dr and if there was a hospital attached, his office led down to the kitchen where they cooked for the patients. The soda machines were probably part of the venue. I really wonder.
There are so many places to explore in Berlin! You inspire my travels. 🇺🇸
How neat that we could be an inspiration to you to travel more! One lifetime is never enough to travel, so make use of it as much as you can :D
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This video is Amazing ! Leben sie in berlin ?
Sie wissen nicht was dieser platz der name ist?
Das ist doch ein schloss oder was....konnte heute
Z u ein hotel gemacht werden. Das ist sehr gutes video.
Hi Maureno & Remon, the "mugs" are called "Stein's" and they are used for German beer. The wooden pattern is called Marquetry and the pattern is made out of tiny different pieces of wood. Snoezelenraum means "multi sensory room". At 41:55 the instrument is called an "Organ".
The items at 46:15 are either called "Slippers" or "Loafers". You guys do make me giggle with the names for things, the sewing box you found at 48:56 had sewing cotton in not sewing wires 💖.
The item at 1:05:03 is called a "Unicycle", the yellow machine with the words "Rubbel dich reich" is translated to English as "Rub yourself rich" which is like the lottery I think. The "Daimler" brand of car was made by the same people as "Jaguar".
Absolutely awesome you guys, you did an amazing job with the editing for the start of this spectacular show and the castle itself didn't disappoint, so many stunning pieces of furniture, art & decor.
Thank you both so much for sharing it with us and thanks to Urbex Experience for graciously sharing the location with you. Take care guys, much love. xx💖💖
I love that you explained all the mystery ♥ I wish I could learn German, but I am too old now lol Thank you for such great explanation 😊
@@wanderer4951 I don't think you can ever be too old to learn, I'm 51 and still learning. x
@@wanderer4951 well, Snoezelen is actually a dutch word .. It's a neologism formed from snuffelen (‘to snuggle, sniff’) and doezelen (‘to doze, snooze’). That place must have been some kind of therapy room for persons with developmental disabilities.
@@BrutPequ wow, that is so cool. Thank you 😎
Daimler was not Jaguar, but Mercedes, as it used to be called "Daimler Benz" a long rime ago. My mother used to date one of the Daimler boys, but was not rich enough to qualify as "marriageable" for the Daimlers.....And so it goes.....
Explomo is my favourite channel as you have such passion for the buildings, you see everything in detail, thanks guys.
Bros of decay is the absolute best. Them and explomo are friends. You sometimes see them in each other's videos.
The birds are very happy😊❤️
What a magnificent find guys,, it would make a great hotel for a peaceful walking holiday,, the grounds look like they're being looked after, so someone must be caring for the property,, thanks again guys,, splendid tour, take care, love and respect guys
Fantastic explore guys! Really really impressive and only abandoned 5 years ago? Insane!! I agree I think it was a Care Home, hydrotherapy room, communal lounge with live in staff?
Left in awe! Well done guys! ❤
When you make this documentary, you make your own history in time too. Its amazing that you have a great journey in your life because this is my dream to explore a place that abandoned for years. Thank you for shares an amazing story.
Absolutely incredible! You both are so respectful, if I owned a castle I would definitely let you come explore 😁 I appreciate your attention to detail and thank you for checking out all the clocks ( one of my fav. Things to collect) pretty sure I saw my China set there as well 😍
Hey Jungskes, Erik hier..nog van harte met de 75k,👍🏻💥🙏 het gaat verdomd snel ha ha , geweldig! Ik weet nog dat ik 1 van de 500 was ha ha. Wat een mooie ontwikkeling hebben jullie gemaakt ! Top. Lekker jezelf blijven ... 👍🏻💪🏻Erik oet grunn. 😊 Lekker pinske drinkn...met dit weer toppers 👍🏻
This is just my idea. I think when you are showing us something as big as this. .so we can see everything .. Make 2 videos..i know we did not even come close to seeing everything in this video . I would watch both. I really enjoy your videos!!!
Keep wearing your masks. Stay well.
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@Dulce Wilcox Everyone has a right to their own opinion. But shame on you for swearing even if it was only letters!!! It is important to wear masks when around old dust due to dust mites and black mold can be deadly. My sister and I are both allergic to both and when she was exposed to black mold it went into her lungs and almost killed her. As farcasvi am concerned the are times that not wearing a mask can be a form of involuntary suicide. And I prefer to
live.
Apology accepted and appreciated. Have a great wkend and life.😊😊
Remember they are breaking and entering someone’s property - not a lot of time
Incredibly beautiful Thank you for sharing this stunning find and keeping the location secret. That way it remains untouched and not vandalized You guys are amazing
I have been watching a few of your explorations. I find them relaxing and very nice to watch. I do love to see the kitchens an how they use to operate to feed so many people. I find it fascinating. You are doing a wonderful job showing everyone the little things. Some of the others just skim over things an you find your self wondering what it was. At this time you two are number one in my book. Continue to do what you do. Don'
t worry about the time. I do believe most people would like to see all the wonderful things. Great job boys.
Awesome video! Just discovered these and am addicted. Thanks for making it possible for us to explore right along with you guys! What an incredible experience! I can only imagine what it’s like being there live! Only thing it makes me sad to see so much available space and so many homeless ppl who need a place to call home😔
Guys that has been the best one yet. Totally enjoyed that. My entire family is German and so much appreciate any castles in Germany! Please keep those awesome finds coming. 👍
its so sad that it is left abandoned, hope that someone take it over and keep it alive
You did a great job in filming. Thank you for taking us with you in this stunning castle.
Very interesting! Would love to know the history! It makes me sad that no one is getting all the expensive things out of there. Someone is going to rob it I’m afraid. It’s so cool to see so many beautiful antiques.
I agree with you! I hope they salvage the antiques before the place gets robbed or vandalized!
You had me at “secret passage”! 😂 Beautiful explore!
Estou encantada com tudo de lindo que vocês mostraram... obrigada!!! 🙏❤️
Thank you very much , Maureno and Remon. Your video is very amazing ! I guess, the owner of this beautiful castle/mansion was/is a wealthy medical doctor, or a noble, high rank official..After watching this video, I hope some wealthy persons will buy or take over legally this magnificent building. Many properties are still in good condition. This building was "abandoned" not very long time ago, I think. So, please don't let this historical building deterioted more seriously, guys. Thanks & best regards from Indonesia to Maureno&Remon. GBU.
Being located "near Berlin", I find it amazing that the building, considering it's size and obvious status and importance survived WWII.without being completely destroyed. I'd be very interested in knowing the history of this castle from the time it was first built, up to the present day and particularly it's immediate pre-war, wartime and immediate postwar history.
I’d love to learn its history as well! It is a beautiful residence.
@@blondelebanese9922 i would say it is a post war construction, not very old
@@smalltowngangsters definitely not. That building looks like it pre-dates the German Empire of 1870. He even said in the video it was built in the 1800s.
I'm sure it was used for something during the war.
@@cosmicgem357 Yeah, I'm sure it was. But the question is for what and by whom??
The cars and limos might have also been for transportation for the elderly too. It's sad that they are allowing them to just rot away!
This may possibly be the most amazing explore yet , you guy's differently didn't disappoint with this one . I could never imagine living like that , I like cozy and comfortable 🤓 You guy's rock🐸
شكرا لك على قناتك الرائعة
أتمنى لو أنني تباعتها منذ زمن لأنها فعلا ملهمة وشيقة🥰
Loved this explore. Thank you so much. I used to work with people who had a learning disability and we had a Snoozelem room for them to use. It was a place where there were many different stimulating things i.e. music, many lights, soft furnishings, screens, tactile playthings. They loved it.
Beautiful castle and I love how respectful you guys are. Someone needs to get back into this castle before it is totally in ruins. The hidden library and the ceilings are gorgeous. I can just imagine every vase filled with fresh cut flowers. Walk in freezers and coolers. The pink shoes are slippers in the USA. I love the vase, it is beautiful. Someone needs to save this place. Excellent explore guys.
Saw the USA patch on the board.
It is the Castle of "secret Passages and Full of Mysteries!!
It does have the flavor of a Residential Care facility. With possibly a caretaker's residence.
Thank you for posting, when you asked what a Snoeselraum is (sensory room for autism /dimentia patients) and then when you entered the kitchen it became clear it was a Care Home, very interesting to watch and hopefully one day it becomes a home once again, great film look forward to more films
Thanks. I was wondering..
#Expioro: I just finished watching your film inside that magnificent castle in France. You guys make everything so clear and beautiful. Thank you so much. Seeing all of the personal property left inside and when you found the old mail I was crying. So many people who lived there lives there just gone. Back to the letters, I was hoping that you could keep on going. Sincerely, Teresa, Indianapolis IN
Dont be fooled. There are very few abandoned properties in France or England. They may not be lived in but ARE OWNED. . This German one was worse at is is clearly being looked after. Made me sooo mad to see their illegal activities. They need to be arrested for trespass. They also are totally ignorant when it comes to history or knowledge of antiques.
@@steviealessi5412 Well they are in their 20's they still need to learn more.
@@steviealessi5412 then don,t watch the video,they may be young but will not steel or damage anything,i also agree that someone come to this place,it looks to good!
Beautiful! Beyond belief! There are no words to describe the magnificence of this castle!!
Nice castle. Always amazes me how many beautiful things are left in abandoned places. I love secret rooms too. Trying to get my parents to watch this stuff.
You nailed again! Wonderful find! I feel like traveling 🧳 with you guys everywhere. I love the sound of birds chirping in the background in your way to the castle 🏰 just beautiful!! Greetings from Dallas, Texas
Great place! The enterior has such an 80s vibe. The wooden lamps, the purple telephone, the champagne glasses with black stems..
I’m ready to wake up at 6am when this video premieres. Love your videos, and hope you guys are having fun and staying safe
Eu amo os vídeos com essas explorações "mágicas". Por favor, coloquem legenda, para facilitar a compreensão dos seus fãs ao redor do mundo. Grande abraço.
Sorry guys but I'm not buying this one! From the first room where you picked up the glass and we can clearly see that there's no Dust on the furniture! That place is FAR TOO CLEAN to be abandoned.
It probably has a paid caretaker that come in once in a while to do bit of light cleaning...
I Love the way how You feel the places.there is Every heartbeet on the Right Place.
Thank You guys.
You Show My birthland with Every That You have😍😍😍😘😘
It is so sad to see all that history left to decay. Thank you for doing these wonderful video trips for those of us who could never make the trip ourselves! THANK YOU!
I seem to remember somewhere in time that this was used as a convalescence center for the allied forces after WWII, up until sometime in the 60,s. I remember a couple of documentaries showing this place with allied patience being taken care of and rehabilitated. before that it had been some type of German Headquarters during the war. If memory serves me correctly there was at least one movie that used the place as part of its set in the 1970,s,
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I agree
You are right just found this www.ww2online.org/image/large-residential-building-used-headquarters-9th-army-germany-1945-1
My great grand parents immigrated from Germany. I love seeing this beautiful home.
Fantastic place. Love the way you guys are so respectful of the property. First time I’ve seen your broadcasts.
This clearly is NOT abandoned:
Grass is cut, garden is cleaned
So someone own it and is paying someone to keep it in an "ok" condition without restoring it.
This mansion is so massive and old that it'll likely needs a 20 to 30 million € refurbishment
It is insane to build place such us this one and then let it rot.
Such a disgrace and waste of resources!😝🙁😠😠💀
Chicos, ¿quien acomodó toda la mesa con platos vasos, copas acomodadas en un mueble aparte afuera. Parece mas una exposición para venta. Ademas, tan limpio? Solo algunos colgajos del paoel tapiz. Ummm!
That's what I thought too. So are they entering illegally ? If they have a key then its not really abandoned is it and the point of their vid becomes null and void!
@@steviealessi5412 thats so true! Also if they had done alittle bit of research they would have been able to give their viewers some basic history about this castle and the family. They're no better than all the other abandoned house youtubers out there....
If someone can just take care of that place and bring it back to new life it will be so wonderfull, there is still time, it is not decayed that much.
Thanks for showing it to the public, you see pictures of such castles, wonder how does it look like inside, dream about living in a castle and now you make it possible to see it. Wish I could walk with you through the buildings.
Great job, well done, keep on showing us.
It's beautiful can't understand how anyone would need that much space.
Imagine the winter heating bill for that place...
1:03:42 that is called a hoyer lift. Commonly used for elderly patients to get them in and out of the bathtub.
I've been wracking my brain for days, trying to think of the name of that lift. I worked in multiple long term care facilities and I was talking to my friend about my experiences with the Hoyer lift. She's a retired nurse, I'm a disabled PSW, and we *both* couldn't think of the name. Even our friend Google was no help!
I am really impressed by the care you guys take in not damaging anything. Well done!
This beautiful castle is nice to convert as a hotel. The place is totally magnificent to stay for vacation.
Very impressive !
I dont belive this is abandoned. You said movie set at one time, Im sure its rented out for events of all kinds.
Outstanding job guy's
Can't wait for this.. Hello maureno and remon goodmorning from the Philippines you guys are amazing ☺ ♥
No words can described this beautiful castle iam speech less just amazing stay safe love you guys
Tirhan natin yan payag ka? 😂😂
This place is amazing'. It breakers my heart that so much is being allowed to go to runwee I do love
That was a hoyer lift . I work in a nursing home we use it to lift residents in and out of bed.or tub
If I owned that castle I would start with one room and work my way around. It would probably take an entire lifetime of work. But I would have a blue room, and a red room and white rooms and all the spectrum of the rainbow. With all of that amazing furniture the rooms would look great. Just the right kind of lighting, carpets and wood floors, crystal clean windows and live ferns. That millionaires office area was really cool looking. I would date that from about 1958. The ceiling work also looks like that era. Different from the ceilings in the 1800's. I also liked the hidden library with the secret door. I would have liked it if you had just slowly panned over the books with their titles. You have come across some really rare books in some of your houses. Also, to me, it's interesting to see what other people are reading. It gives me a bit more insight into the people who lived there.
This castle was built during WW2 and had a rather eventful history afterwards. Regarding all the medical gear, it was first used for treating tuberculosis of the lung, then as a home for the mentally ill and later explicitly for elderly mentally ill.
To call it "around Berlin" is a bit of a stretch, it's actually closer to Hamburg. I don't know, maybe to foreigners every place in Germany is near Berlin. Or mentioning Berlin will generate more klicks...
6:56 3 million Euros seems too low for a property this huge 9:44. My guess would be 30 million Euros at least
10:25 I love the sound of all the birds
15:16 Could I ask a favor. If you see a signature on a painting can you go in close so it is readable?
19:10 This is how the other half lives.
26:15 Hello Australia, my home.
3 milions would be a few flats in London...
Dexxter, your comments are more exact than these explorers.
@@AndrzejLondyn ... in all fairness, I have time to look at the video, pause, look closely and contemplate what I see. The explorers are often in a hurry and in a new environment which makes it harder to come up with theories. They do most of the work. I am just an armchair observer. :)
Just dropped u a subscribe mate ur a clever guy
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Thanks dexxter neat comments my friend ! What a neat castle !
I'm sure this place has a very interesting past. If only the walls could talk. Great video guys.
I Want to Be There !!! Ugh, Nothing Abandoned and Great within Driving Distance of NW Pennsylvania! Maybe that’s Good in the Long Run.
@@kurtsgirl2002 I am fro. Nw PA I know there is nowhere. I moved to MD Eastern Shore and nothing here either.
Looks likeretirement home for seniors too many litle rooms
inprecionante !!! increíble !!!
I’ve seen this castle with many Nazis standing for photographs outside - I can’t remember if it was a gestapo training center or what
I cannot tell you how much I enjoy your explores. You do your homework prior to each explore and share the information you find about the property and family. You take your time in each room and allow the viewers to see the items as you see them. And your English is improving greatly. I always look for Explomo each time I want to "explore" and you both take me on the greatest adventures. I hope you continue exploring for years to come. Thank you for all you do.
Another lovely place and you are so respecting of the property even though it is abandoned, I was so shocked at the lack of dust in an abandoned place the only signs of abandonment was the peeling wallpaper and spider webs another great video much love from UK xx