Balkans Road Trip: Inside an Abandoned Yugoslavian Political School

I love exploring abandoned places, and Tito's political school was no exception. Built to train Yugoslav politicians in socialist theory, this massive building is sitting in a state of decay now. I also make a quick stop at the Mali Tabor palace.

[@StrayDogVideos]

We're in Slovenia right now and will be doing a very similar trip to yours. Keep up the great work!

[@roamingwithalyssa]

Nice!! Hope you guys have as much fun as I did!

[@willowlane4499]

Very interesting, please be careful going into those old buildings

[@roamingwithalyssa]

I try to be careful 😄

[@Leigh_RSC]

You didn't get back for storm chasing?

[@roamingwithalyssa]

I did get back for chasing. I have one more video left for my Balkans road trip and then I'm going to start posting chase videos 😄

[@Leigh_RSC]

@@roamingwithalyssa oh cool! Cant wait. Yes they take quite some time to process and edit dont they?

[@roamingwithalyssa]

@@Leigh_RSC We had some really fun chase days this year I think you'll like the videos. Yes they take me a while to get around to editing them 😬

[@divisionnordland1609]

The people in former Yugoslavia had a much better life during Tito..... Today the whole former Yugoslavia is a simple hole where primitive nationalism is a pretty much significant part of life to the majority of the population. Western values and their democracy has ruined morality among young people where degeneracy is highly valued.

[@roamingwithalyssa]

Thanks for sharing your perspective. Yes, I heard similar sentiments from a few other people that they thought life was better under Tito.