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Enter the Soviet!
So here we go! One of the many government bunkers in the Moscow metro. Hot stuff. Or, I’d rather call it a reserve command post. This one was called “Sovietskaya” (as the…
The Royal Mail Rail
The Mail Rail can truly be considered one of the world’s most epic underground structures. Construction works began in 1915, were paused during WWI and finally completed and started operating in 1927…
Dear Prague
Prague’s amazing metro construction was opened just a few days ago. The only deep-level thing in Europe that could match the ones we have in Moscow. Deep, long, big, fun. Bye-bye, construction….
Metro construction (light green line)
The tunneling machine worms are eating up the city ground, the scales of ongoing metro constructions are truly fascinating. The material below is just a tiny piece of the few km of…
The Death Pillar annual event, Neglinka
January, 19th is the Russian Orthodox celebration of the Baptism of good old Jesus. While the general public from the lad’s fan club jumps in ice-holes on the surface, the urban explorers…
Eurotrip 2014
Three months on the road. Over 12000 km traveled, 13 countries, 23 cities. Lots of wonderful people, beautiful architecture, and lots of urban exploration! Drains, sewers, metro, rooftops, quarries and all different…
In the Netherlands
Just a few locations overnight…
Brescia’s magic red door
Italy has something I’ve never seen before – underground irrigation canals. Clean water runs through the city towards the fields and farms. The tunnels are really old and even include fragments of…
Milan – above and below
Milan! There was yet another sleepover party story. We wanted to do some shopping and went for the Dolce & Gabbana to get some new stuff for urbex, but it was closed….