Discussion about Urbex Equipment
How do you equip yourself for urban exploration? The explorer's starter pack - Products selected [...]
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Discussion about Urbex Equipment
Want to take the best urbex photos? You need the right equipment. Follow our guide [...]
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Discussion about Urbex Places
Would you be afraid to explore the Maginot Line? This is an extraordinary urbex that [...]
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Discussion about Urbex Places
If you're looking to do something unusual on your next holiday, why not opt for [...]
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Discussion about Urbex Places
There are other ways to practice urbex. Exploring with a guide is sometimes advisable or [...]
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Is urbex a legal activity? A question that has been asked and discussed a lot. There is nothing. There is nothing prohibiting it as such in French legislation. However, if it’s someone’s home there is home invasion, or if there is a fence or sign, the owner can sue you.
A personal definition of Urbex is the exploration of abandoned man-made structures and the discovery of a world filled with silence and forgotten treasures. Let’s have a look at urbex: its origin, its codes, its definition.
Exploring abandoned buildings can be dangerous and it is important to be aware of the potential risks and the rules to follow.
A code of ethics governs the behaviour of explorers in relation to the places they visit. Discover what are the urbex rules here.
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