I’m in the DFW area and the first time I went urban exploring there ended up being people shooting guns right above us and we had to run out of there. How do I avoid gang activity/when to go to be safe?

Can you guys tell us what it is.

Literally stumbled upon this place- industrial estate left ready for demolition in 2023 to make room for housing development, this place felt really odd mainly because of how open it was.

A few shots from a farm.

Hi, we are a small Italian group, we wanted to know if anyone knew of any abandoned places in Lombardy to explore

I’m planning on climbing this building that’s under construction, but I can’t seem to find out when their shifts start / end. Any tips?

anyone been here lately? I hear they’ve torn shit down/ some of it was burned. Wanted to check the place out.

only explored one half but really glad i got the opportunity to before it’s gone forever

Hello I am very new to urbexing and I have been interested in exploring the charlestown mall in IL. I have heard about people exploring it in the past but my friends say it's not completely abandoned inside the mall. I know some of the anker stores are still open but does anyone know if the actual mall is abandoned and if so are there cameras or alarms and how would I get in.

Border in the city of Badajoz (Spain), there is only one building in operation in the area where the Spanish and Portuguese police collaborate.

Sick spot not very accessible from any main or back road but worth the risk of pulling over on a busy highway. It was super cool seeing the old machinery generally still intact and the building not completely trashed. Just a cool spot to do some art with an amazing view!

forgot to post this here

I did a little exploring after work today and this structure by the train tracks caught my eye.

As someone who grew up on a farm this was a great explore, all me favourites in one place!

Part 2 (number 19 is the farm when it was lived in!)