Abandoned Millionaire's Castle: Family Leaves A Luxury Palace Behind

Hands-down, this castle called Pałac w Bożkowie in the South of Poland is one of the most splendid palaces in the whole country. Leading figures from all around the world came to see this mansion but suddenly it all stopped when the site was abandoned more than 20 years ago. What happened to the former residents? From a distance, it still seems like a real-life fairy-tale castle. But take a closer look and you see that the facade is crumbling and that this is place is full of scars. Because the story of this historic mansion is a story of betrayal. Discover the sad history of one of Poland’s most beautiful undisclosed landmarks. #urbex #abandonedplaces #bwturbex
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[@bwturbex]

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[@williamsburgkavanagh1710]

Broken Window Theory i love the teacher as a caretaker. no real vandalism just natural decay. so much potential for real world reuse in this place. the man has kept the riff raff out nicely!

[@patb2125]

The original owners were not ordinary people, these people had knowledge that was well known throughout the world. This old world was destroyed with DEW most likely. Take a look at 13:21, what in the world is that?? Use of freee energy was one of the magical things about there people, that mace or whatever it is could be filled with mercury to direct the flow of energy to other parts of the building. They can't destroy everything that they build. Churches, synagogues and mosques another example. Notre Dam. History has been hidden and confiscated for profit anduse for evil purpose. Like the vatican is not a place build by standard people, ww1 & ww2 were the final chapter in their agenda for getting rid of all people who had some knowledge left. Parasites are everywhere, and they run this dying planet. Good luck to all who read this.

[@peachfreude]

Nice!! Can’t wait to see them! Btw, the calendar is dope 👌🏻

[@briankocheraabcdt4628]

@@patb2125 Always the myth of secret knowledge lost by the works of evil people. Consider some of the barbaric "cures" for syphilis before the discovery of penicillins. The Dutch ever an enterprising people have been harnessing wind power by their windmolen for centuries. That is not some kind of "secret hidden and lost knowledge". The windmills and how they work have always been out in the open. As sea levels rise, the Dutch will be equipped to keep their nation and land viable. They are currently innovating ways to combat climate change.

[@patb2125]

@@briankocheraabcdt4628 Ignorance is the worst enemy ever existed, you smell like a mason. Which order have you been initiated?? What a coincidence that incredible buildings everywhere are masonic lodges, do you own research but dont throw dumb comments back to me. Windmills, give me a break. YES Always the myth of the deepstate, if you had some logic working braincells left you should know better. This knowledge was wide in the open and shared for everyone to enjoy untill it got abused.

[@helenpost]

Unfortunately, great and historic buildings like that are so expensive to repair and maintain. What a beautiful place.

[@bwturbex]

😭

[@krisztinafarkas2976]

Not to mention that under the soviet occupation these families have been deported or driven away, the properties taken away by the state. At least in Hungary and Romania it is equal to impossible for the descendants to get the property back.

[@ambersykora352]

It isn't impossibly expensive. You just been passion, drive, work ethic, and to learn the necessary skills to put it back together or friends and family who also hold those skills. There are entire villages being rebuilt from the ground up in Italy by volunteers from all over the world, and they're hand chiseling stone and stacking stone to rebuild the castles and manors

[@m.p.6742]

What a beautiful castle! I hope the new owner restores it to the castles original glory:)

[@leesuzie6493]

Helen post..definitely i agreed with u.. this beautiful historic place should become as a one of the Poland"s tresure..the goverment maybe could take over to take care of this great massive palace.

[@UnknownVentures]

It's sad that no one is restoring this beautiful palace. This type of architecture will never be built again. They need to preserve it.

[@bwturbex]

You are right. But this would need a lot of funds. Where to get all the money? 🤔

[@DonPedro6901]

No one can afford this, the amount of needed money is horrendous. And before you collect them you have to prove that it will be turned back to previous state, what will be monitored by the Conservatory official.

[@oldenweery7510]

What's really sad is that shamefully, the place wasn't adequately protected during the last 20-30 years. I think modern governments, like the people, have no sense of history.

[@DonPedro6901]

@@oldenweery7510 Firstly, Poland has been struggling with the economic and political crisis in recent decades. Secondly, the population living in these areas is not culturally related to these monuments and has often treated them as a place to obtain property.

[@cometomyfrontdoor]

in Britain it would be saved

[@iwatchtoomuchtruecrime]

Someone else commented it & I agree- these folks are the National Geographic of Urbex! It’s true!!! These videos are just in another universe with even the biggest channels!! The humble & respectful approach to document & record the history, the backstory to the places & things, the artistic quality of the photography & videography - it’s just incredible!!!! Each video is a delight! It feels almost like actually being there in person & I always learn something interesting!! KUDOS! This is pretty much the only Urbex channel I can stand to watch, if I do watch any videos on other channels I have to mute the volume & fast forward through a lot. Their juvenile approach to the entire project, the inappropriate music, the way they have to handle, poke, prod & move objects, the commotion between the explorers, their ignorance as to the history of the places & things, their disregard of dangerous situations like black mold etc is just beyond annoying & makes it just impossible for me to enjoy looking at the places filmed. This channel has NONE of those issues - AT ALL!!! There’s just absolutely no comparison to be perfectly honest! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@thisissarah815]

I love how you research the history of the buildings! Not all urban explorers do that Can you imagine being a single family living in that fairytale mansion? It's gorgeous

[@pamiam9017]

I was saying that to my husband, they also respect the buiding and don't use words like "sick" in every sentence. It's great

[@debbienuke]

Yes, I love the history! You do a beautiful job at filming and narrating!

[@magdelenemcfadden1493]

They could turn it into tourist attraction and also a hotel.

[@thisissarah815]

@@magdelenemcfadden1493 that would be amazing! Such a good idea! Nobody would put up the money needed to do that though 😔 It would take millions

[@Lilmissdangerous]

I agree

[@susanwhitt255]

The craftsmanship is amazing. Imagine the time in labor involved. So sad to see it abandoned.

[@TheTonialadd]

It’s sad that such a beautiful piece of history isn’t preserved.

[@LokiBagFullOfCats]

The quality of these videos is unparalleled to anything I've seen! It's obvious you guys care greatly about what you make and it truly shows. You always seem so respectful of the places you go and their history and the dedication you have to showcasing that is clear. Thanks for all the work you put in and trouble you guys go to to make such amazing content, I hope you gain even more subs and fans in 2020!

[@edi9892]

Let me guess: every company underestimated the costs of repair and once they realized that they wouldn't make any profit, they let it rott...

[@bwturbex]

Sounds legit. ☹

[@calvinthedestroyer]

My dinky little house has a replacement cost of $250,000.00 (I bought it for only $20,000.00 smh) I can't imagine how much it would cost to fix that castle!

[@travisthechimp7857]

@@calvinthedestroyer My guesstimate would be around $70- to $150 million (US. Dollars). Old work restorations/preservations are like 10-20 times the cost of building a new reproduction.

[@edi9892]

@@calvinthedestroyer it certainly depends on how much effort you put into the restoration as it is one thing to make a building functional again and an entirely different story to restore it to its former glory... I've seen in Germany many churches with simple glass windows instead of the colorful mosaics and I've seen only few churches where the walls were painted as they used to be (and not a single castle) and I've seen quite a few manors where the walls and ceiling had been painted plain white when the walls certainly used to have wallpapers and you can guess from the Stucco that the ceiling had paintings in gildet frames...

[@edi9892]

@@calvinthedestroyer As a side-note: it makes me angry when idiot bureaucrats force people to plate waddle and daub houses with Styropor isolation. It not just ruins the aesthetics, but also causes the wall to trap moisture and thus the wood will rott.

[@CarthagoMike]

It saddens me to see such a lovely estate in such a state of disrepair.

[@bwturbex]

Let's hope for the best!

[@jjjohnson8623]

Why would it sadden you? A waste of land &onies to build such monstrosities in first place, proves that wealth cannot bring happiness nor health, all meet same end, rich or poor.

[@jmitterii2]

@@jjjohnson8623 Same sentiment... the only thing that makes me sad is that it was built to cater to parasites of a useless even harmful aristocratic family. Putting the peasantry in harms way, hogging their way through other peoples' work so they can live like bloated pigs. And then the swine rot in their sty leaving behind these ridiculous wastes. While others suffered famine and poor nutrient foods and lived in hovels. Only thing that makes me sad is that these wastes existed at all. Beautiful yes... the seductive deceits of such evil are always beautiful, to twists one into madness that produces such filth in the first place.

[@imikimi2009]

Seeing abandoned castles like this one is heartbreaking😭 thanks for the visual take of this video. I like how you edited everything nicely.

[@bwturbex]

Thanks! If you like our style make sure to check out some of our other episodes as well :)

[@eviehammond9509]

There's a silent beauty & sadness I get when seeing this. Im grateful for the fact that it's still here to experience, but sad that in time in no longer will be without being saved & renovated or maintenance. Thank you for sharing this amazing place with me. I feel like I have witnessed the place where in reality real fairytales that we can only see in our dreams actually happened. I loved what you said in closing, so true & again, so sad at the same time. 💜

[@zslis4348]

I can still see the absolute beauty in that place.

[@ramonapetermann9585]

Last year I explored some decayed castles on the River Rhein, it is so exciting to imagine, how people have lived there many many years ago. The atmosphere is really remarkable. Thank you for these wonderful pictures!!! Poland is a little bit too far away from me, and I have nobody who shares this hobby. Such a marvellous building, and soon it will be completely unaccessable due to decay, so sad, nobody does anything to save it............

[@haltestelle793]

They could charge an entry fee that could go towards maintenance. There's my free million dollar advice.

[@aminataoc6900]

That's a great idea, but there are so many gorgeous castles in a much better state around Poland, I'm not sure people would be interested

[@macciebuilds]

Its not that easy because of safety . You need to assure that it's safety otherwise they can get some big problems

[@theshortskid9466]

It's a sin that this place isn't being restored. Magnificent!! Thank you for the adventure! ✌️♥️🇺🇸

[@bwturbex]

Let's see if a new investor can bring back the former glory!

[@googlethis313]

It is not difficult to see its beauty through the ruin. And the ruin holds a beauty all its own. That view was astounding! Thank you from Kansas, USA

[@florarix7091]

If someone purchases a historical place like this and instead of taking care of the place, allows it to fall into ruin, they should have to pay a hefty fine. If nothing else, the roof and foundation should be properly maintained to keep this kind of decay from happening. Such a shame to allow this to happen.

[@sandrajintoorkar3181]

What a grand and glorious castle! I can imagine how stunning it was back in the day. I really hope someone can restore it to it's original grandeur. Thank you for this trip back in time. ❤

[@SRay-or3nc]

So good! You have conveyed the awe and wonder you had visiting such a beautiful place. The videography is impeccable!

[@stephanietanniss]

It’s a work of art. I wish I had millions to donate and keep it going as a school or museum

[@amopotato7953]

I do not know if I should be in awe of her beauty, saddened by her decay or ashamed of how society has changed and thus ruined her. 😞 What i do know is a beautiful and enchanting castle will no longer be a piece of history left for all of us to enjoy and pass on to future generations. Well, I do hope this is NOT the ending I am envisioning. Hopefully, someone will rescue her.

[@melianna999]

Society change because all money in the world belong to 7-8 families only. And they getting reacher while we getting poorer.

[@sahia4]

Your filming/music/narration is amazing! I'm always so impressed!

[@missyunisara]

The caretaker are so nice allowing explorer to visit and taking his time to take them around, it’s a good step to educate people on the history

[@sego5657]

Awwww such a sad sad story of a good gorgeous place forsaken. I really hope the new owner will restore it. I'd love to live there! Thank you for visiting, this place is awesome!

[@bannol1]

It is fascinating to observe how quickly unused buildings fall into disrepair and decay. Twenty years of standing empty has taken a significant toll on this structure.

[@jodabney4358]

Omgosh...when you showed the view from the tower...it took my breath away. Such a beautiful picture. The history of this stately castle is so interesting and so sad. I hope the new owners have the resources to refurbish this magnificent lady to her glory. I so enjoy your videos and the way you tell the story about the place you are filming. A good storyteller makes every video more intriguing

[@Initdoh]

So many great Abandoned buildings all of the world. It is such a shame that future generations will not have an opportunity to see such master pieces of architecture. Thank you for the background information 👍🏼

[@markallen3293]

It is sad for me to see such a Grand Dame in such disrepair, she deserves so much better. ;(

[@bwturbex]

Unfortunately this does not lay in our hands :(

[@lawnguylanda912]

The backstories, the beautiful places. Your channel is amazing!

[@shaheenkhan200]

After watching this heartbreaking story ,just shows what an irresponsible people we are,from the last 20/30 years. Before this time ,this gorgeous castle was flourishing.

[@allanwheale5392]

Could the reason it flourished centuries ago was because human rights for alot of people did not exist? Many people were servants from birth to death working long hours doing maintenance, etc, for no wages, just three meals a day and a roof over their head.

[@caseyflorida]

Guys thanks for including the English captions when you are speaking German! I didn't need to keep hitting the close caption button! Great video of this beautiful castle--let's hope the new owner can do what the previous one's could not.

[@spinynorman8217]

Repair it ...it will be a heritage attraction and a way of preserving traditional skills. Short sighted to let it rot.

[@santiom5631]

That's right bro !

[@silverbeb4e]

I'd imagine it'd be amazing for weddings and social events

[@manuelarivera718]

Wow! What an amazing castle, one can only imagine this place when it was thriving. I truly hope this new owner will bring it back to its former glory!!

[@glendalangley1877]

What a treasure find. It’s sad it’s taken so long to restore this beautiful place. I don’t understand thou why anyone would leave art and antiques in an abandoned place especially after it had already been looted before. Im a new subscriber and look forward to your next find.

[@zoraidap.6417]

U did an excellent job of featuring forgotten places, and narrating a little history of rhe place. It was like watching a short film. Also the way you took the shots dramatic and beautiful. Unlike other explorers, who make videos without quality, and keeps saying"amazing" eventhough theres nothing amazing to it😁😉

[@kimberlykovach6236]

Such a beautiful place. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication on all your videos. The English subtitles were a great addition. Much appreciation from Pittsburgh PA USA 💗🙏

[@erikayaz]

Others: spending time making Tik toks and snap chatting everything. Us: castle 🏰😍

[@bjoernaltmann]

The roof is the first thing that needs to be addressed

[@elizabethschinski1345]

I've never seen anything like that! I fell in love with this palace. Thank you for another exceptional experience!

[@bwturbex]

Now you know where it is located. Do you want to visit it one day?

[@marioortiz3628]

This was absolutely beautiful. I have tears in my eyes. Thank you.

[@jwollman9475]

There isn’t a room in that beautiful castle that anyone could duplicate today. It must have been beyond beautiful once completed. I wanted to cry while watching you explore. It would take a miracle to restore the entire castle.

[@dw309]

Incredible footage, thanks for displaying this- it’s truly gorgeous and tragic. I was so sad to hear about the furnishings and art being looted to criminals. That castle should have had appropriate security. Art is so precious.

[@kellyosmond5793]

Such beautiful property! Make me sad to see such disrepair

[@skylajones3334]

I would love to have a diagram of this castle, especially the metal roofworks and how they connect into the castle, the blueprints on construction would be awesome to look at. Thank you for these journeys into the past.

[@rhondaherdman7338]

Heartbreaking to see something so historical fall into ruin. The Grandeur of this place must have been epic grandiose! It's sad that someone couldn't have taken some of the more beautiful things put in a museum somewhere. And I'm talkin architecture not necessarily furnishings. Thank you for taking us on this trip with you it's amazing. Safe travels. Blessings and much love

[@cricketsmith368]

Rhonda Herdman ~ I had the same thought about the architectural pieces being saved & housed in a museum setting.

[@sarahsmyth5383]

I would buy this place but I'm broke

[@niccolehoody7317]

😭me too

[@kdabbi3546]

Lol. You can get it for free then rnovate it!!

[@judywijesinghe7305]

🌻🌻😊

[@annydobon8106]

@@kdabbi3546 He is broke remember

[@jonburrows2684]

#metoo

[@truthandlife4101]

Just magnificent and sad it is let into rurens. Thank you for showing us amazing places we can not go to. God bless and keep safe

[@jpeg42069]

You guys are on another level! Shout out from Ohio USA!

[@oevilone]

Another shout out from Ohio!

[@teambeining]

Go Bucks!

[@lepotatoes]

Shoutout from New York!

[@coyotedust]

Hello from Idaho!

[@cindyrudolph4356]

TEXAS 🇺🇸

[@Lineka]

Appreciate your professionalism in presenting these properties. Have any family members of the original owners of this castle come forward?

[@Janux83]

Outstanding video, as always. It´s a pity to see such a beautiful building in this state, it should be a National Treasure.

[@mikerettig4445]

I love actually learning about some of the history of a place while getting to see it's current condition. That what sets you above those other channels. I instantly subscribed! I wish this video was longer, should have been at least an hour

[@DonPedro6901]

Thanks guys. I am really proud of your trip to Poland.

[@bwturbex]

💗

[@mikehunt8375]

The ceilings are the best part in these old buildings!

[@mochicee4996]

this look exactly like miss peregrine home for peculiar childrens castle.

[@luke125]

The antique-tech on these old buildings are incredible.

[@ls6-ss413]

It disgusts me the stigma attached to the poles. They are some of the hardest working, intelligent, strongest people I've ever met.

[@Worldofourown2024]

Right. That ol' idiotic light bulb joke needs to be buried.

[@11ozzielover]

I mean, sure, but don't forget stigmas usually have some form of truth in them as well. Maybe the Poles in Poland are great, but the ones I worked with in western Europe weren't the nicest

[@atruckin_hairstylist6645]

Let's get rid of all stigmas attached to any nationality

[@Worldofourown2024]

@@atruckin_hairstylist6645 There would be only one way do away with all stigmas attached to nationalities. Dissolve the nations making way for a one world government. I honestly dunno if a United Confederation of Earth would be an awesome or a horrible thing.

[@atruckin_hairstylist6645]

@@Worldofourown2024 do you think if people would respect difference in culture, maybe the stigma would eventually fade? I guess maybe in a perfect world.

[@adasamoilovich6496]

It is too painful to see the beautiful castles that was a pride of the countries’ history to be abandoned. What is holding up the country to restore the castle and eventually open to the public and charge visitors to recoup on the investment? Here is another example of indifference toward historical treasures in Poland. How painful to see the decline of synagogues in Krakow, while synagogues in Prague was restored, Krakow’s were in pitiful state. Castle, mansions temples, churches is national treasures to explore and learn for years to come. I hope the historical society of Poland and the government will work toward putting their efforts to restore it soon.

[@dennisg1045]

It appears that this is not a Polish Pride castle. Just land acquired after WW2, and the town populated after it was abandoned by Germans. Likely no real prospects for tourism. Sad European history.

[@crwlh6721]

From the title & thumbnail, I thought I'd hear about the family. Your content is good. You don't need clickbait.

[@mintchoco2804]

It's 1:08am here in Malaysia..gonna enjoy watch the video before i sleep😆😆

[@bwturbex]

Thanks for staying up just to see the episode! Let us know how you liked it. 👍🏼

[@laureeklein9350]

Breathtaking..I still have family in Poland and this gives me goosebumps. Such a shame it’s falling apart...

[@angelahartley3212]

I love hearing these histories!! Thank you

[@PAS_2020]

Can you imagine going to school in such a beautiful setting. It would’ve been wonderful.

[@LowPingKing]

Adding your own English subtitles is a great change. I've been subbed since the beginning of the channel & I love how far the group has come. Keep it up 👍

[@bwturbex]

Wow, thanks for the great feedback. For 2020, we have SICK plans. We will push BWT to the next level!

[@c.a.p.eparanormalinvestiga2944]

Wow Wow just Wow, fantastic. How sad to see this beautiful structure deteriate. Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic Palace.

[@RedDragon-ix2fz]

Wonderfully done. I so enjoyed watching your video & appreciate all the hard work you put into it. I hope this next investor fixes up this beautiful castle.

[@margiecookietaylor689]

All of that beauty just rotting away. Such history. If walls could talk. Wow.

[@SueGirling68]

What a beautiful building and such a big shame that the owners who have bought it do not keep their word. x

[@gentillydanny]

Just restoration to being habitable would be massively expensive, then turning an 18th century building into a 21st century resort would be totally unrealistic. These enormous, archaic monuments to bygone power and wealth will inevitably crumble with time. Thank you for adding to the recorded archives of these places.

[@sallya.2412]

Sad that no matter how many owners the castle had, still got neglected. Let's see if the new owner does anything. Beautiful castle and looking forward to the next exploration.

[@liaparma7112]

Sally A. Communism ruined this castle... not the owners.

[@melianna999]

@@liaparma7112 Last 30 years it was in private hands. / companies/

[@harrla54]

What I really appreciate from your video is that you shared something about the history of the castle. Even through sites like yours want to protect the properties, names could be hidden and locations, but there must be a way to share why it was deserted

[@tonyedward6909]

If this was in the USA they would have stolen the copper pipes, and anything else they could get their grubby hands on

[@JohnSmith-rk6jy]

For Crack!

[@ch67d38]

Yes they would if they are a leftist thief who can't support their own drug habit! O let's be losers so we can get a free ride! We're too stupid to get a job, LETS HATE TRUMP! Dumbasses!

[@rachelstephens3656]

It is in Poland... and it was still heavily burglarized. Don't vilify the USA needlessly when thieves are everywhere.

[@kamedl3691]

Raqueletta Stefani Yeah but USA is way worse

[@judywijesinghe7305]

You are right 😅😅😅👍

[@junsantos1938]

Send my deep gratitude to the teacher who is taking care of the manor! We are seeing these beautiful places because of people like him making sure that these places are not vandalize for the next generation to still see

[@bwturbex]

Very noble of him!

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

Imagine all the ballroom dances that they gave here.

[@dustysilva9112]

They should fix it up and hold them again but for a fee to keep it alive and well.

[@katrinkasanfranciscobayare7364]

@@dustysilva9112 Wouldn't that be awesome LOL

[@kristinejohnson9141]

I hope it finally gets restored to the beautiful place it was and becomes the most beautiful again. What it must of looked like in its glory truly spectacular im sure. The craftsmanship is just awe inspiring.

[@philipchretienkarlsson8157]

What you're doing is great: making all those hidden gems available for all to see. They are also a great source of ideas and inspiration for painters and decorators. Do go on and get permissions to film inside all these marvels!

[@kathleencoats3669]

This is historically such a beautiful castle. The architecture and design is well worth conserving for some worthwhile purpose. I would love to see this restored.

[@OMGAnotherday]

But seriously, who would want to live there? It’s stunning but soulless at least that’s my feeling.

[@avancalledrupert5130]

Its anything but soulless. If I won the lottery I'd buy it before the cheque had cleared.

[@Ethericrose]

Those walls could tell many a story, the ball room many a dance. You just have to close your eyes and soak up the memories. The castle will have touched many many lives, from the rich owners to the butler and cook and many in-between.

[@bellagrace9812]

I totally agree. A home like this is too large to enjoy. No warmth and the cost to keep it up is not worth the money no matter how rich you are. It is beautiful though and the architectural aspect of it is phenomenal.

[@haveagreatday3664]

Never seen architectural Wedgewood jasperware like that. So beautiful. So happy ceramic could stand the fire.

[@ivanpolaroid5960]

Starting the moth with another great video from BWT you rocks guys!

[@bwturbex]

2020 will be an epic urbex year! What kind of abandoned location are you hoping to see on our channel this year?

[@wlm2aboutchange630]

I dont understand why the community doesnt raise money to restore this gem!!! Especially, given the fact that its considered a historical landmark!!! Truly a devastating loss to that district!!!😢

[@bgnarasingha]

Jest w prywatnych rękach, społeczność jest zaangażowana w swoje sprawy i nie można mieć jej tego za złe. 14 lat mieszkałam w Bozkowie i podziwialam jego piękno...tak wielka szkoda, że niszczeje

[@abutterfly7975]

I love the detailed ceilings staircase

[@mjp6834]

Why do the owners of these magnificent, historic castles & manor homes fail to sell off the remaining interiors architectural elements? The unreplicated craftsmanship is amazing & I would think there is a market for people to purchase & remove mantles, staircases, wall reliefs, bookshelves, wainscoting, & other adornments? It's heartbreaking to see the potential to salvage elements just left to rot & be destroyed by vandals. Your mission is awesome & your dedication to quality exploration shows! I only discovered your channel 5 days ago! ~Philadelphia USA

[@sunshinee1431]

Hi

[@annlewis7685]

It must have been beautiful in it day, such opulence: who were the initial owners and dependencies.

[@foxgloveoleander]

this is by far the most amazing urbex channel I've ever encountered. no unnecessary sht. Full of background info and research. everything is pleasing. Thank you so much for your channel. I'm subscribing 💜

[@bwturbex]

Welcome to the channel. Thanks a lot!

[@valeriedc5802]

If I was half as rich as Jeff Bezos, I'd buy this place in a heartbeat 💔

[@annydobon8106]

I wouldn't. I'd still make a tiny house for me. But a luxury one. Lol

[@belezadsouza1744]

Yes I too agree n then do up the place n open it fr tourist N future generations to visit n enjoy the beauty

[@keithmorfett671]

So sad to see such a magnificent building left to rot.

[@russecrets]

Wow! Ready to watch a new interesting video! I hope that we will be able to shoot a joint issue))

[@bwturbex]

You were fast! Enjoy the episode.

[@russecrets]

@@bwturbex I'll be in Berlin next weekend! We can make a video together

[@desvikingthoreson2867]

I would love to know the name of the family that had originally my husband's family is from Poland but it has been a century so nothing is known.... I have no idea pulling with so beautiful hopefully it is panicdemic will be designs to its proper H1N1 and SARs status in so that my patience will stop wearing two masks can actually come outside in the sudden and so that we can travel again

[@LA-jf1zn]

Always makes me so sad, its such a shame. Shame that precious items were stolen out of there, especially surviving the war and everything else. Can you imagine if those walls could talk??

[@cliveuckfield5139]

Thank goodness that we have the National trust in UK to save our history.

[@mindurown89]

So not one great Norman House in England is falling a part. That's bull shit.

[@cliveuckfield5139]

@@mindurown89 nice reply to a complete stranger! I have lived all over UK and the majority of historic properties of this type historic value are looked after. We also have support for people who have grade two listed small properties. No disrespect to Poland which is a beautiful, friendly, Godly nation and many brave Polish men were war hero's for UK in war. Paul King RAF Cranwell

[@misisaput9685]

The staircase was absolutely stunning!

[@temperateortropical161]

Who would it house if it were restored & maintained? In the 21st century, this is at best a museum.

[@Useaname]

Foolish person

[@temperateortropical161]

smirk bigly : Not an argument.

[@GMW.artist]

A beautiful building. So sad. I'd love to see you guys go back one day. Hat off to the school teacher for caring for the place... Hope for its future... 🤞🏼🤞🏼🖤

[@MrNhojstrebor]

Looks like the original owners of the castle may have been German of the Prussian Empire.

[@alyssasimms]

German 400 years

[@MrNhojstrebor]

@@alyssasimms Where did you get the information?

[@peachfreude]

Ah man i hope someone will repair it and make it into museum. Its too beautiful to be a ruin.

[@sela.kantu777gospel]

Muito bonito! Uma pena chegar a essa situação!

[@historicaustralia]

Excellent video, drone footage and important questions you brought up at the end. Thank you.

[@olivercastulo8173]

Woow what a nice voice of narator🤙

[@Thebigbiscuito]

Wish someone could raise the money to restore and maintain this beautiful peace of history. So sad to see it slowly deteriorate ☹️ but that’s just so expensive unfortunately

[@haunteddanelle5515]

Can u imagine that being your house 💚👻💚

[@bwturbex]

Haha, would take ages to heat the house in winter. Would a cold but beautiful castle be a problem for you?

[@edi9892]

Some of my relatives lived in a rather big ruin. It used to be a farm house, but they got wealthy by trade and added wings to it with a shop, storehouse and it became a multigeneration home with confusing layout. It broke apart due to different sinking rates due to different foundations. When I first came to it it was already partially abandoned with all sorts junk moved to abandoned wings. It was terribly cold in winter and only few rooms were heated. It suffered from mold, had some sort of stalagtites growing and cobwebs everywhere. A great place for kids to explore (except for safety considerations) and depressing for adults...

[@MrL4t3]

Your own private Hogwarts 😄

[@haunteddanelle5515]

@@bwturbex nope just need one room with a fireplace n lots of blankets n a friend lol

[@margaretgill4330]

Not likely...cleaning it and maintaining it..would be a slave to bricks and mortar.. it's beautiful..shame it couldn't be put to some use...