Budapest's Abandoned World Heritage - Urban Exploring Train Yard & Control Room
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, Liam flies abroad to Hungary to discover two legendary abandoned locations. First we explore the Istvantelek train yard and see the infamous Soviet 'Red Star' steam train, as well as discovering the gloomy remains of several German goods wagons potentially linked to the Holocaust. We then travel to Kelenfold power station and reach its stunning Art Deco control room - a true holy grail of urbex.
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Filmed on the DJI Action 2 and Nikon Z50 with 10-20mm and 16-50mm lenses.
Wow the power room was incredible
Excellent video! Well-produced and a coupe of iconic locations. You guys deserve way more subscribers.
Thanks a lot glad you liked it, a bit different to our usual stuff but hope to do more bigger trips in future
That glass power station skylight is incredible. Great video of your explorations in Hungary.
Cheers, indeed it’s amazing
Excellent video and amazing place 👍👍 Well done 👌
Excellent stuff, very well done gents
Interesting too see how much Budapest has to offer on so many different aspects. Great video Liam, looks like you had an amazing time exploring the country 👌
Interesting, exciting, sad, scary just some of emotions me and Thomas felt watching that, I think it's probably one of the best videos we've seen this year, a proper boys adventure and with memories to last a lifetime. Spine chilling stuff with the Holocaust train, and a triumph of planning and execution getting into the power station especially with the guards so close 😲
Well done Liam and Beyond the Point ☝️
The security guy actually said that you guys were seen when you climben in and that he will call the police on you right away😂 So you were really lucky to get in and explore the place. Great video guys! Cheers from Hungary!
Oof we were lucky then! Not sure if it was better or worse that we couldn't understand. It was still only the park guard there about an hour later when we left. Thanks for the comment :)
A great adventure thanks for sharing.
Great video guys. I was in Nuremberg Germany last month. Some crazy WW2 monuments/sites there
Thanks, I can imagine. Germany is top on my list to explore in eventually
Wow you certainly get about and I can see why u went to so much trouble to get there! What an amazing and interesting adventure, and beautifully presented as always 😀👍
Thanks both, it was really fun if not a bit scary!
Cool creation of a new verb - adventurising! 😂
You can thank @baldandbankrupt
I watch him too and you’re right, I’d forgotten that.
amazing explore
Love watching your videos, inspired
me to get out and explore more around my area this 2023 :D
Great to hear thanks :) what area are you from?
@@BeyondthePoint I’m from the Southend area :)
Excellent
Cheers Dave :)
Nice video I live in Budapest can you write the location bcs I would explore it too
Hey right up my alley.
Saw your recent vid to a power station control room, cool stuff
Jesus folks👌🏻
Yay hungary szia haha
the fact that a carriage said "Deutsche Reichsbahn" and similarities has with the sort that was used to transport jews, does not mean that that carriage was used for it. the Traincompany of the GDR was called Deutsche Reichsbahn and the carriages, used in the holocaust, were ordinary cargo and cattle carriages, which were used for a long time after WW2 as well. the assumption of the holocaust is simply totally misplaced.
True although this is suggested in the video. What makes the connection more compelling is that the carriages are in Hungary, who fought on the Axis side and was involved in the Holocaust. Although the alternative is that they were bought post-war for general use, the connection does at least ask questions.
you are aware of something called the Warsaw-Pact? by the same reasoning, would it be illogical to expect West German cargocars in Italy? that were left there...........for whatever reason@@BeyondthePoint
Wow, I am now seeing this. Incredible that those wagons may have been part of the holocaust. wowwwwww
Great lost places, great video, but your commentary is little bit gay
You might want to look at the phonetic pronunciation of the word ‘epitome’ - e-pi-toe-me. Sorry, I’m an editor and librarian😉
Whoopsie well thanks for pointing this out, a whole degree later and I still have only just realised this 🤯
It's saddens me to see the train like that you would think that would be in the museum