Abandoned 14th Century Castle in Spain - Everything Left Behind

[@xarinperez5125]

Me encanto volver haber el castillo residencia de verano de Isabel de Castilla y Fernando de Aragón .mucha historia tiene ese castillo .entre sus muros nació Carlos V ....su madre Juana y su padre Felipe el hermoso ..es increíble cómo aún quedan rastro de lo que fue ..creo no haber visto la bodega es una cosa que te impone nada más entrar habéis pasado justo por la escalera que baja hasta allí .os felicito habéis echo un gran trabajo con educación y respeto ...un saludo desde Córdoba España.....

[@susanaleca8772]

A ustedes maravillosas personas le estoy infinitamente agradecida , es el relato mas delicado y con mucha dedicacion y respeto que he escuchado de este sitio , mucha suerte Dios premie a tan especiales jóvenes ,desde Argentina mucho cariño para ustedes .

[@johannafigueroa5966]

Muy especiales y tene un amor. MUCHAS GRACIAS.

[@marisol22]

Thanks Maurino,this is a classic spanish villa ,I love the old style,of all that furniture

[@cunderw12]

It’s amazing you can still find homes like this with everything left behind.

[@freebird5548]

WoW what an amazing castle. My favorite part was the magnificent Church. The amazing doors, the beautiful ceiling. What a beauty. I was actually surprised when you walked over the black and white photo of the man and didn't pick it up (at that time, perhaps later). Because you always are so very respectful of the places you explore. I'm curious do you guys ever close the windows and/or outside doors left opened to slow down moisture and the decaying process? Just wondering? I've noticed many explorers do not. Thank you both for the great job at exploring!!!! You're definitely two of the best!! P€a¢€~n~£0v€ ✌🏻

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

There are several things that really bother me about places like this. 1. We today seem to think that we are at the peak of human ability to construct buildings and yet, I can assure the 3 year old home I am living in built with all manner of so called “high technological tools” certainly won’t be standing 800 or more years from now! 🤔 So maybe we should rethink our understanding of what people were capable of and what technologies they may have had access to in our past. 2. How in the world does a magnificent structure like this sit derelict and left to the elements? Don’t people realize these structures are our direct heritage to our ancestors? And certainly as such should be protected regardless of weather or not a current owner continues to care for or reside there! It just blows my mind what human beings are willing to either destroy or ignore for whatever reasons 🤷‍♀️ Cheers

[@brianpeck4035]

Just because we have powertools and such doesnt mean we make lasting products with them. No doubt many houses back then were poorly constructed and didn't last. Throwing massive money into this old house hasn't made sense for anyone. .. often times it's the location. These places were built because it was useful. They served a purpose and saw many generations. When they no longer serve a purpose they should be left to decay. This is not a human being thing...animals do this too...it's nature...it's natural...and it follows the law of need and not the law of wishful thinking.

[@tarotdreamseverythinginbet350]

That isolated room that was small. I got the feeling that may have been used for anyone who have become sick or ill and they were separated from the rest of the household? I could be wrong but it's a thought. It did feel out of place from the rest

[@minesbetter168]

Great video.

[@Iam-me]

Explomo is best

[@Brunes1836]

The black bedroom set with the coat of arms with ebonized wood and gilding is worth $10,000 USD or maybe even more (as a complete set with bed, ciel de lit, window valences and bedside table). I just bought a French Henri II bed made of solid rosewood that reminds me of that one. The set in the video here was made from 1860-1880 as a revival-style set.

[@lindalopez5887]

Wow you really know your stuff thumbs up to you good to know people still care about belongings from back then was thinking I was only one

[@glorycloudwatch]

Incredible!

[@tonirobledo1328]

I just bought 40m3 of ancient furniture of this kind in Spain for 3000 eur..

[@maReK.OczOplAs]

@@tonirobledo1328 where did you buy them?

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

And it is just sitting there rotting away!!! The banks would rather animals and the elements destroy such things than let someone come in and either rescue it or be allowed to care for it without giving them any money!! It is a complete travesty that things and places like this are aloud to rot!!! Cheers

[@Chrochella]

What an amazing place! I couldn’t help but plan out my version of a hotel/B&B as you were going through the rooms.

[@veltablackburn498]

The game on the bed is called croquet. Was played in most victorian gardens. Loved this video as usual. Fascinating. Keep up the excellent work. Take care.xx

[@deloresdunbar1464]

All the antique furniture and art left behind makes me sad. They will decay.

[@teresanewby7289]

#EXplomo: Maurino and Remon, just thoroughly enjoyed your exploration of the 14th century castle. You guys do a very great job in your travels. I had four boys and one girl and had no idea that anyone would travel and explore like you and others do. If my boys had done anything like you do on a regular basis I am certain that I would have asked to go along sometimes. I would have been turned down for sure. That's because I'm Momma and I worry too much.lol. god bless you, Teresa, Indianapolis, In

[@LGAussie]

As much as I prefer to leave everything intact, it’s clear no one is going to renovate this place anytime soon. It would be great for a furniture restorer to take the furniture and old items to his shop and fix and sell them to ppl who can cherish them and give them a new life. Otherwise all these wonderful pieces will end up in a landfill...All of these items are worthy of preserving. That huge love seat or Church pew that had a highback and material on front, I agree was truly amazing and a restorer needs to rescue it quickly before the elements of rain start seeping through the cracks and ceilings. Maybe even a Church can get some of these items.

[@jeanettereynolds3151]

Although abandoned some generation owns it so you cant go taking things out only spanish goverment can make a museum out of it

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@jeanettereynolds3151 ...... You would think that they would make it into a museum.

[@rameshelkanah1258]

@@jeanettereynolds3151 Really amazing antic furniture. It should not go to shop or other people. As you said it should be made in to a museum. The Spanish government should take necessary steps to preserve it.Thanks.

[@corrieb21]

I love your adventures exploring old mansions and castles. This Spanish castle was magnificent and what a shame someone is not trying to save it.

[@kristiejantzen2950]

Just loved it! The history of how ppl lived so many years ago is wild to see. Being from the United states we dont have anything that old here. The Europeans seem to have greater respect for abandon places.

[@M0oranshi]

In Gent, Belgium, we have a castle called 'Gravensteen', it was build in 1180. It was nearly decimated in WWII and many times before, but we keep renovating it making sure it stays as much the same as it was. We keep it as a pride to show how resilient we are. You can walk in and out, it is now surrounded with cute shops, life goes on, it's just a castle in the middle of a busy city nobody here really pays much attention it's just the norm. But if you inspect it closer it's wacky, it has so many torture chambers, even underground, it was primarily used for that plus defense, when you realize the history standing inside makes your hair stand up lol.

[@sweettrubble4635]

The U.S. just does not have the incredible history found in Europe. It is such a shame.

[@rebeccaspires8532]

@@sweettrubble4635 you are so full of crap. The US is steeped in history. Remember America is only a few hundred years old. Duh

[@rebeccaspires8532]

That’s because America is only a few centuries old. Stop insulting us.

[@susanbaca6883]

Come to New Mexico USA go to the 1000 year old Taos pueblo

[@solnavarro7007]

Es fantastico vuestro trabajo. En este castillo hay cosas muy valiosas y maravillosas, pero a mi me ha conmovido especialmente una pequeña lampara de pared, al lado de la chimenea, en el min. 6:08. Gracias por saber mas cosas de España que mucho de nosotros que somos de aqui. Saludos desde España

[@claireb4259]

Dear Explomo, I know that sometimes you get your centuries mixed up, so I just wanted to confirm that this castle was built in the 1300's (14th century), or did you mean 1400's (15th century)?

[@jainablim6693]

Hi! Maureno and Remon keep safe and god bless🙏🙏🙏

[@Explomo]

Hi there!! thank you very much. God bless you too & stay safe ☺️🙌🏼

[@jenniferdavis2110]

Stunning..definitely ROYALTY 👑 a Filipina watching from NY 🇺🇸

[@lindasprout9526]

Thank you for sharing this castle in Spain. I love traveling with you two to all these amazing places😊. Take care and be safe.

[@omarhamid3638]

This place captured the essence of Spain so well. The incredible artworks and furniture in this house I’ve seen in similar places but also in some ordinary, middle class homes in Spain and Portugal. This was obviously an old aristocratic family but again you guys did this visits with such sensitivity and grace 👏☺️

[@macarenarojo]

pressing devices area is al lagar to juice apples to make cider if you are in the cantabric north, or maybe a prensa de vino if you are in castille, León or La Mancha. I dont know if it could press olives, if you are in Andalucía. i think you could use some help at dating artwork sometimes you take modern things for very ancient things btw, spanish climate is extremely varied, from chilling cold to continental to desertic, but never tropical, unless you thonk of canary islands...no, not even in Canarias you hurted me when you associated spain to flamenco and especially bullfighting unfortunately, bullfighting took place in hispan América south of France and Portugal, too. But i can swear it definitely Does NOT represent our culture. And less nowadays. Flamenco wasnt popular out of Andalucía until very recently Each other region used to have its own tradicional music and dances that were nothing like flamenco. Such as jota, muñeira or sardana. flamenco was popularized out from Andalucía by tourists, as paella was out from Pais Valenciano

[@debbierasberry1709]

The outside building housed an olive press, the stone troughs collected the oil

[@shereeweber6320]

Wow! Very good info.!!😍

[@lindatimmons3675]

That is cool info, thank you.

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Maureno & Remon, wow what a stunning historic place, think of all of the history that place has seen over the centuries. I really loved that bed, it was just so decorative and royal looking. The item at 16:38 is called a hole punch in the UK. The ball game on the bed at 18:14 is called Croquet pronounced crowkay. That church was so beautiful and very historic, wow an awesome explore. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖🤘

[@garryr4308]

not a church but a chapel

[@SueGirling68]

@@garryr4308 Thank you.

[@annerigdoneberhardt7139]

WOW!!! LOVE THE 14th century CASTLE!!!! Absolutely amazing!!

[@cynthiasarkis2334]

The music in the beginning of the video is one of my favorites!!! 😍😍😍 castles are always unique but medieval ones are even more special!!! I liked every single detail of this beautiful old castle 🤩🤩 all the old fournitures and the antique architecture! Just wow... thank u for this amazing adventure guys ! Stay safe 🙌❤

[@carl9826]

I think you guys are doing absolutely amazing work! Thank you for bringing us to these amazing treasures!

[@jyi5506]

Hi. The castle is remarkable, from beginning to end. It’s amazing that thankfully it hasn’t been vandalized or filled with graffiti-All these years! Please be careful. It looked as though a lot of dry-rot (in English) decay was in the wood. The beams could look normal but actually resemble rotted sawdust inside. I’ve been watching videos on yt made by an English family restoring a chateau in France (“Doing It Ourselves”). In the gardener’s cottage they’d removed the upstairs flooring down to the beams; and ready to start laying a new floor; when they discovered those great, fine looking beams were rotted on the inside and had to also be replaced (those 2 videos of how they accomplished that were awesome). Anyway, the purpose in my sharing is to remind you to be careful; and also, I think you’ll enjoy watching a chateau being restored to its former glory and lived in again; all work and grounds keeping done by the family. This castle your brought us amazes me. The architecture, open fireplace, and lovely furnishings left behind. THANK YOU for bringing us along. Loving you Maureno, Remon, and all Explomo team in the US! Stay safe. Stay Well! (With all respect, I hope it was ok to share where you can find video of rotted beams that looked strong but weren’t, if interested. Pls let me know if I’ve goofed.) Love.

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

When I watch these types of videos I always want to buy the places and fix them up. The only problem is I live in Washington, have no skill and have no $$. Such a cool video. Good job guys!

[@simplemind7]

A timeless treasure going to waste which should be in a museum.

[@blueangel5843]

Hi! Maureno and Remon , Ssandie & Tom here. We live in Bath Somerset England & we watch & like every video you do. Keep up the great videos & stay safe & well.

[@LGAussie]

Do u know Tim and Andy Bath? They are brothers from Bath. Do u know how I can look up ppl? They aren’t on fb.

[@blueangel5843]

@@LGAussie Sorry I don't know them. Maybe if you look at births & deaths register or the electro roll register.

[@LGAussie]

@@blueangel5843 yeah, probably electro, good idea. Thanks, but probably hard to differentiate those with same common name. There should be a website where ppl say where they used to live, with their name, and others can contact them there. 🌝🙏

[@blueangel5843]

@@LGAussie Yes true, that would be a great idea but as you know it would be too much work for some people to set it up lmao. I will see if I can find anything on line to search as well for you mate x

[@LGAussie]

@@blueangel5843 Thsnks so much Sandra! That’s generous and kind of you. I remember his dad had a large business boat. They could have been fishermen? I remembered it was a fairly big boat and I got seasick. 🤣🤣. Maybe there’s a Bath Fishing business that’s easier to look up, but that was 30 years ago at least. They may have handed it down or closed up shop, but the business may be easier if the name “Bath” is attached? Anyway, hope it’s easy for you to find. 🌝🙏

[@bearfog07]

What a lovely place! You are both brave to walk into that room which had stands to hold up the ceiling. Doing this sort of exploring can be hazardous! Thanks so much, guys! xxx

[@passionatesingle]

Ancient shouldn't be used when talking about these buildings or whatever you find in them. Ancient normally pertains to the classical period up to the Roman empire. You may come across artifacts or antiques in these abandoned dwellings but nothing ancient.

[@annsmith4739]

Hi both this is amazing,isn’t it rustic ,the plate you said served tea on is called a tray .This has been left a very long time .Is nice to still see the cooking items ,an furnishings.You always manage to find fab places .If only walls could talk ,I loved the picture of the man .The bedroom is beautiful,the bed is amazing,it should definitely be saved an the matching side table .The room is really lovely,I love the fire place in their beautiful blue .great find as always .The game is an English one croquets it’s played on the lawn ,thank you both my favourite explorers stay safe much love Ann uk

[@ruthbeck2050]

This place was magical and so beautiful. The bed was magnificent just wish it could be preserved for history. Thank you for your coming here. Can't say enough about it every thing just wonderful. Please be very careful Maureno and Remon

[@kenjohnson5498]

The room with the mill was just that a flour or grain mill

[@cindyreynolds4045]

That’s what I was thinking, corn tortillas and or flour. You can see the sifters hanging on the wall

[@iainhenderson5023]

olive oil !

[@urchincreature]

Very interesting video. I saw possibly one, possibly three, items in the whole video (apart from the building itself) that may be roughly 14th or 15th century. That was the oddly shaped painting of Jesus and Maria in the first bedroom,and the 'cartoonish' religious icons in another bedroom (although I suspect those MIGHT be modern reproductions). The other was perhaps the 'ancient weapon', which to me looked like a piece of an early form of metal plough used in the 14th to 15th C. I've seen them in manuscripts but not a surviving example. Would love to get another opinion on this. The rest of the items, although very interesting, and some quite old, were not medieval. The 'dining room' would have originally been the castle's kitchen in the medieval period. Servants would have prepared food there, and served it to the noble family elsewhere in the house. It's very interesting to see more modern architectural features that have been added to the buildings. Was the 'lake' the remains of a moat, or defensive earthwork, perhaps? Thanks for posting.

[@valoriedesmoulin8030]

Hi, there M & R, just want to say "Meegwhich" that means thank you in my Language, I'm an aboriginal Indigenous Canadian Ojibwa Women :-) Who are a great fan of U guys and Ur amazing exploring video's around this beautiful world! keep up the great work and the awesome exploring the two of you do best, not only that, you take me around the world that I don't get to see! And wow my imagination runs beautifully wild "Cha" means big, so I say to you a very Cha-Meegwhich !!! V... p.s. oh soo, looking forward to seeing U on the next AVENTURE !!! :o

[@LGAussie]

Does that mean you are Native Indians if Canada, like Alaskans?

[@carmineredd1198]

my ancestors were the ancestors of Ojibwa : Lenni Lenape ; you are one of my children

[@vivianvargastua4365]

This is from the 14 th century but ,there are man things from now,aluminum sheet where you entered,the paintings on the bench

[@patmurphy389]

That one room was an old mill for milling flour or corn. The second place after that was the old church, because it had a confessional in it, that's what the grate on the wall was so the priest could hear confessions. A beautiful place indeed, ty so much for taking us w/you!

[@TonyDeConcini]

What a very interesting historic castle you found. Brilliant. Love what you guys do sharing these. Tell Remon that he says "INDEED" a lot. HAHA!! Makes me laugh. Great adventures guys.

[@reptiliansshow6676]

You guys do such a great job showing every detail of all the places you explore. You both have explored some amazing places. Keep up the great exploring and I will keep looking for your next adventure.

[@lorikendrick5076]

It's always interesting to see such a large place have small rooms. There are so many abandoned places with so much stuff just wasting away. Sad when so many people could use it. I love the way you go slowly through the rooms and show everything. It makes it so much more interesting. Thanks for all your hard work!

[@nannyfairy]

small rooms are easier to keep warm :)

[@lorikendrick5076]

@@nannyfairy good point

[@deborahr2578]

I agree. Great explorations!

[@325Bertie]

Thank you from USA. Fabulous history one never sees from across the ocean.

[@wilfredojosesancheznunez7197]

Cierto podrían sacarle provecho para ayudar a otros necesitados

[@miguelsaavedramaresc4794]

No sé con qué derecho os creéis para ir a un país y colarnos ilegalmente en una propiedad. Eso se llama allanamiento de morada y es ilegal. Estoy seguro que tb en vuestro país. Además, que falta de respeto, mostrando las intimidades de un hogar, sus fotos, pertenencias.... Guiris siempre se creen con el derecho de hacer lo que les de la gana.

[@mercedeslage3788]

Eso de castillo tiene poco, y de medieval menos, os vendría bien visitar algún castillo de verdad, que en España hay un montón, en ruinas, en restauración y restaurados totalmente, eso sí, los que están ya restaurados y como museos hay que pagar entrada, pero oye, igual sabéis después distinguir de un castillo medieval a una casona terrateniente, porque esa casa ni a mansión llega, a ver si aprendeis a distinguir entre casas, casonas, palacios y castillos, por tener una cama con dosier y tallada con escudo, no significa que la casa sea un castillo medieval. Ay señor

[@sohenko]

The Government Spain must restore it, it will create some Jobs and will repay for the cost of restoration. Tourists will love to visit such places. Guy thanks for your great work 🙏🏿

[@jjsmith8956]

Amazing! It's hard to believe that this is still standing strong. It could actually be lived in again. I loved your music choices,too. Enjoy Spain! NY Nana

[@МилаВолконская-е8й]

Это восхитительно. Огромное спасибо за возможность побывать в таком историческом замке. Вы большие молодцы!

[@mariainge5477]

Just beautiful , congratulations guys , this is a joy ... Just transport us 600 years back in time...A lots of art ,style , beauty.... Thanks

[@sourclam904]

This was amazing. The best castle yet... wow. This is history. Thank you for posting

[@boohenry5150]

This is super interesting. My, how things have changed. I don't see many windows, and the stone walls lack warmth, but I imagine things were quite stylish back then. Their furniture was sure built to last. Such wonderful design. I wish we could see this castle when it was filled with people. History is so interesting, and you help us to get to see some of it. Thank you!

[@jyi5506]

Most castles had few windows. And, most of those were protection features; not easy to launch weapons into the buildings; instead of being for the view. I loved the little window seat.

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@jyi5506 ..... I did too, thought that wss an interesting. Thats where.id be reading....lol

[@willyegger4488]

Hi dear friends from fabulous team Explomo, I am nearly speechless!! - That's incredible, what you are showing in this video. - Everything is really looking so unbelievably historical. - I liked seeing that bedroom with the four poster bed with the red drapes. - Very old paintings, ancient furniture and a lot more incredibly interesting items were visible. - Thank you so much, bro, for taking us on this really magical tour! - I am already looking forward to your next adventure. - That was such a pleasure "walking" in mind at your side through these still practically untouched rooms with no visible vandalism. - Magnificient!! - This whole place has a completely museal vibe. - I hope, that it is maintained somehow, because a location of this caliber should be preserved by all means!!! - Stay safe, dear friends, and take care! - Wishing you all the best, peace and lots of blessings. Kindest regards from again very sunny Switzerland.

[@Explomo]

Hi there bro Willy! Thank you so much for commenting again. Happy you enjoyed going on another adventure with us through this place rich in history. The bedroom with the red drapes was one of our favourites too! It was so typical Spanish. Much blessings to you and your mom! Best wishes out there and stay safe you both ☺️🙌🏼 See you at the next one again!!🙏🏼

[@willyegger4488]

@@Explomo , Hi again, You are so very welcome, and it's my pleasure as well!! My mom and I watched just three minutes ago your video, and we were both overwhelmed about everything you were showing and commenting so accurately, dear friends. Hope to see you later, after corona is over!!- Take care, bro, and be safe, my dear friends.

[@grandmacarla4258]

Willy, I always look for your comments before I comment because, so often, I am getting ready to enter the same things. Always enjoy your comments. Stay safe during Covid 2 ~

[@willyegger4488]

@@grandmacarla4258 , Hi there, Grandma Carla, What a lovely feedback! - I really appreciate, and it makes me so happy to read, that you enjoy my comments. - By the way I am also quite often reading your as always interesting comments. - Stay safe, too! Kindest regards.

[@LGAussie]

The cups look so clean like they were just put there. So many of the items on walls look fresh too. Do u think someone comes in and cleans? Why did u leave the photo on the floor? Sadly, eventually, someone will demolish this place if the ceiling is crumbling. I would have cut the weeds growing inside cause they will do a lot of damage.

[@marjaannekevandermarel4220]

The mill and the outside was the most interesting. But keep on filming

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

So sad no one is trying to save the house or the furniture.It could be so beautiful and the fireplace lovely. THE furniture would be so beautiful restored.Stay safe you two much love from U.S.A.👍👍👵💗🇺🇸💟

[@phiphirandolph4680]

So lucky to se all this gorgeousness. Thank you for sharing. Yall are sweet and precious 💗 💖

[@iampoor2611]

Helo

[@davidmayo1948]

Absolutely amazing place of history. Can’t imagine how awesome it is to be able to see this. Hi from Tennessee!

[@jenniferanngarcia2496]

Towards the end, there was a room where you said they made something in there. I believe they made olive oil. Spain is very well known for olive oil.

[@TheGolfer29]

The picture of Santa Teresa De Jesus (St. Teresa) could have been painted in 1819-20 by François Gérard, a French neoclassical painter.

[@maggi666]

That looked like an old hole punch on the fireplace! We have one with those two springs.

[@emilyconsad934]

Hi guys,Watching here from Philippines

[@Explomo]

Hi Emily! Best wishes from the Netherlands ☺️

[@amelialloreda3762]

Hi guys! I saw this place from Urbex Woman and I saw that room with filming cameras and chains in the wall that you don't want to show. Good for you, because the felling watching that hidden room is devastating. Great video.

[@ruthloy8376]

I truly appreciate what you show its like walking through a little bit of history thankyou

[@ioneidemilettopivotto7348]

É muito difícil acreditar e aceitar o abandono dessas relíquias históricas por parte das autoridades dos respectivos países!!😲😲😲 Parece que as pessoas que viviam ai simplismente levantaram da cama saíram e fecharam as portas!!

[@marilynwargo6288]

Furniture was fabulous. I just would love to clean it up and display it. Thank you. Wonderful castle architecture.

[@iretattoo]

Absolutely gorgeous!! ❤️😉

[@kihmjones6782]

Gorgeous historic place. Ancient and magnificent!! Glad that you guys are preserving history for us as sadly few others are. This gorgeous complex truly deserves to be kept intact. I loved the beautiful door leading in to the chapel and chapel itself. The doors seem to exemplify the moorish architectural style that greatly influenced Spain. Beautiful carving throughout the home. You truly bring joy to those of us who cherish history, architecture, art, and interior design. Such a blessing you all are!! Good bless your journeys. Safe travels! ❤️

[@patriciamorton239]

That thing sitting by the fire place is from a tree. It is actually a growth that grows on the side of a tree and it is called a BURL. In most places you will pay an absolute fortune for these as they are prized because when you cut one in half it is absolutely stunningly beautiful. Keep up the god work guys. Luv u both.

[@theseamstress6315]

Wow , right out of the old times , a true castle, loved it ! Thank You 😊

[@eloisemachado2687]

Hello Maureno e Remon. 🙌 Muito bom todos os vídeos de vocês. Adoro!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Vocês do EXPLOMO são sensacionais. 👋👋👋 BRASIL 14 DE NOVEMBRO DE 2020.. 💛💚

[@kacee-cf1xs]

attiv. Close the windows so the bedrooms and beds are not decayed by rain.

[@barbbowen3572]

Loved this!...the structure of this Mansion could last another 100 yrs...the game on the bed is called "Croquet", played with wooden mallets & wooden balls...object of the Game is to hit your ball thru little wire hoops ..bit more to the game tho...The furniture & Fireplaces were very beautiful..TY Maureno & Remon...Great explore!...Stay Safe...

[@antoinettesperanza5264]

30:11 could be a grape or olive press.

[@reneejohnson7778]

Thanks so much you guys. You give me the opportunity to explore by the seat of my pants. I will never be able to do what you do or travel to Europe but you give me such joy in watching wonderful explorations. It saddeneds me to see the beautiful relics going to waste. Happy New year to you and yours.

[@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr]

New subber here, love this channel! Awesome work.

[@billiecurtis9908]

My heart hurts when I see places going to ruin. Wish I was rich, I'd replace roofs to prevent more decay. This is one of my favorite places you've shown us.❤👍😊

[@willy911Hz]

Me too...

[@jacquierobichaud2415]

I was researching castles. it's amazing how many are for sale. It seems that fixing them up is very very expensive. Part of the problem is that most of them are in a remote location. The roads are often not good enough for large trucks to travel on. The shipping costs are often astronomical. That is maybe why so much furniture is left behind. it's fine to move a few things but the more you try to take, the less worth it it is I guess.

[@khanzada365]

may be grinder isfor grind the grains for flour or grind the pulses

[@Explomo]

Possibly!

[@SRay-or3nc]

That is what I thought.

[@carjen121]

This house reminds me of my grandma‘s house, she’s in heaven. When I saw the first bedroom with a window looked like one of my grandma‘s bedroom I used to stay in. This was like on 1962. I just love your videos❤️👍🏻👍🏻

[@Sea-cucumber1151]

They had St Thérèse of Lisieux, Therese of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face on the wall above the bed. She was born in 1873, died in 1897 and canonized 1925. Makes you wonder how possibly original that picture was. Sadly it’s left in a room with a wide open window and failing ceiling. Someone should rescue it and other items to a safer room.

[@wendycrawford1792]

This was beautiful beyond compare. I’ve been waiting for a Medieval castle. What a thrill. Some of the furniture was perfect for this castle even though it mightn’t have been from the same period of the castle itself. I loved the simplicity of the rooms. Less is more. This has been a thrill!!! Thankyou.

[@sbalogh53]

1:42 That looks really old. 2:10 Stained glass showing knights. Magnificent. 3:11 That looks very medieval and very dark. No windows. 6:24 The construction is so rough and old. 27:34 That is a beautiful view and would make a great photo. That was an amazing historic building with a random layout. It would be a little depressing living there. Too dark and rough for me.

[@tonistinchcomb6247]

Hi Maureno and Remon, you never disappoint. I love this. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@AdrianaFerreira-ys4tm]

Está casa e linda meu DEUS e a forma que vocês mostra com todo o respeito de história que ficou para tras da família estes móveis são incríveis as paredes tudo MARAVILHOSO. Parabéns

[@zzzowie]

I love the building, but don't see antique furniture. Most of what I see looks post 1945 and has little or no value. The bed and night stand might be older, probably 1920-1940 period, but could also be more recent. The red cloth in the bedroom is probably less than 25 years old. A lot of the decoration looks cheap. I guess if there was anything of value, it is gone and what is left behind is of little value because it's not that old and also poor in design quality. Still I think some of it is worth restoring, but the value in current stat is very low.

[@Gaelstormify]

Staged 20 years ago.

[@tarotbytheseawithisabellar8717]

Fabulous castle, looks like it’s been abandoned since the 70’s the things in the dining room from that era, cups, glass fish. Amazing furniture! Apparently in Spain, once the roof goes, it’s illegal to do a property up, also lot’s of inheritance tax and disputes in families with wills etc. It would be such a waste if this castle and the furniture isn’t saved. Strange how it’s so easy to get into. I really like your videos, relaxing and calming, thank you both x

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

This castle was amazing ! You go slowly through the rooms to get the total affect. I loved this video, thanks for the very interesting tour.

[@jenniferdavis2110]

EFFECT

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

@@jenniferdavis2110 LOL grammar nazi

[@phalarisbajandsmithart534]

The item is a holepuncher for paperwork🤣🤣🤣🤣hello Boys. Are you that moderen that you dont know that🤣🤣💞💞💞

[@emmyrostyaty7455]

Hello... I'm Indonesia.... Watching you👌👍✊✊✊

[@Explomo]

Hi Emily from Indonesia! Enjoy watching ☺️🙌🏼

[@maxineheron9051]

Nice you took the time to show such beauty... but your camera never see any ghost???

[@karensimons6885]

Please consider full respirators (masks) to protect your lungs from BLACK MOLD.

[@ladyhonor822]

Where is the dungeon? Thanks guys AMEN be careful. Philadelphia USA ❤️

[@Phoebe-f4e]

That old temple was amazing! Thank you! I just hate to see that art just left without someone using it in there place! I love art! And that painting was beautiful just thrown on the floor! What a shame!!! But that place was beautiful would love it I would turn it into a home, and make it my castle!!! Lol 😝

[@fififitri9375]

I like it this funiture very much,so many sofa and bed an antique .so beautiful.🙏☺️

[@reneeryan4451]

Another awesome explore but there are way too many commercials.

[@nancemb1]

Wow! What a beautiful black bedroom set, what a shame it was left behind! Great video guys, the. for sharing!

[@millionsthousands]

I appreciate low volume and pacing, it was relaxing and fascinating. Only thing I would suggest is having a history buff/ enthusiast tag along with you as you seem to misdate and don’t have a lot of context. Stay curious! Thanks for the vids.

[@lindatimmons3675]

What an amazing place. Needs a new roof and other repairs but still amazing . Sad it is unoccupied.

[@user-67914]

Maybe the grinder was to make olive oil? The antique sofas were amazing things!every piece of furniture so unique.❤️

[@cindyj7506]

Thank you for showing me this beautiful place ❤️❤️

[@rubyjane6966]

Love this old Spanish castle. Keep up the good work. Cathy US/NC