Exploring Abandoned Island Of Death Most Haunted Place In The World (Poveglia)

[@SteveRonin]

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[@lexilobdell610]

Second time I've ever been early 😂❤️

[@carmentorga2926]

Hi idol i super love your vlog philippines

[@merlsoledad80]

Merry Christmas Steve. Stay safe. watching from Phil.

[@alessiacojocaru5333]

Steve Ronin I’m Italian and i know that my grandma died in the ospital

[@rhondaclark716]

Steve Ronin 💕✝️🌹Type every disease known to man. And this one too. JIM NDURUCHI/. And biblical plauge of locust , soon we’ll all die and no one knows. Every nation that has the locust. Has every disease CDC , tell everyone every day. Good video , this was a good video thanks 🙏

[@Akishimatsu]

My italian grandma mentioned this place many times. She used to scare me and my sister. She visited this place many times when she was younger. I have always wanted to visit it but I never had the chance to. I'm glad you got there. It's creepy as hell. I'm gonna show her this vid I want to find out how much it has changed since she has been there. That tower...that's the most creepy thing ever. My grandma said that you can hear the bell...but the bell is not there. Creepy

[@laurastubbs237]

U should record grandma telling her stories and post em on here so we all can hear them . The older generation always have good stories .

[@cherrypie10466]

@@laurastubbs237 that's a good idea..... The best ones to tell the stories are the ones that have been there.

[@laurastubbs237]

@@cherrypie10466 exactly and they tell stories like it happened yesterday. I would love when my grandpa would tell me stories ..

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

Great video Steve and friend. What I love about your video's unlike some exploration video's, is that you film give a history no scary music no acting just plain filming and photos. Thank you Steve eventually this place will be taken back by nature. So very sad it couldn't be developed as a luxury hotel as the grounds are stunning. It would cost millions though. Looking forward to China series, be safe there.

[@ronda7340]

Ya who is the friend? Does he have a channel? He's a cutie lol...

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

Oh Gayle steve is the spunk. Ask steve not sure who the other guy is. Don't you think Steve is cute ? A bit to young for me plus I'm happily married. But Steve is a heartbreaker hugs from Australia

[@ronda7340]

@@Judy.LoveandLightAlways they r both adorable but yes to young for me to

[@tanlain4489]

Ya, Ghostbusters, Ghost Hunter, are old school, the kids can do it with iPhone, i think even Hollywood, we can do with IPhone as well.

[@JamesBond-lp9wr]

So you want to build next to human-stoves and 250.000+ dead people a hotel?

[@maryjaneparker2210]

The good thing about Steve wandering in old building is he not affected by anything inside it. Maybe becoz he respects the place anywhere he go.

[@dearlife1612]

💯💯💯

[@pamelahicks517]

I first saw the island on the TV show Scariest Places on Earth where they would leave families to explore very haunted places and give them challenges to do in those haunted placed. On at least one episode, the family couldn't make it through the night, but I can't remember where they were. The island was in a lot better shape than it is now. It wasn't falling apart like it is now. I watched Ghost Adventures and remember when they explored there. There was scaffolding up then, but it has deteriorated even more since they were there. I'm surprised you were allowed to go to the island. It's been off limits for some time. It's a whole lot scarier at night and the vibes are totally different. If you can find it, watch the Poveglia Island episode on Scarriest Places on Earth. You can really tell a lot more about the asylum/hospital. The buildings were in a pretty good shape back then.

[@JeniMaywood]

Dude you are one brave but crazy guy for going there...great episode...the place is so intriguing.. the history of that place is (no pun intended) insane...

[@big_mike_nyc]

I been to Italy 3 times and Venice twice, and never knew about this place until the paranormal shows became famous and I became captivated by this place!!

[@greg33770]

Never knew about this place until i saw a tv episode, where Ghost Adventures was here a few years back.

[@SukoYote]

It was featured on, "Scariest Places on Earth" as the island of no return.

[@j.p.7670]

@@SukoYote I loved that tv show!

[@SukoYote]

@@j.p.7670 So did I. Entertaining and informative on the locations. I loved Alan Robson explaining the histories of places! And the touches of Linda Blair as the host and Zelda Rubinstein giving narration.

[@robertforrest7956]

The show Ghost Adventures did a show on this place, at that time it looked to be in better shape. Your vids are so revealing as to human nature, and nature itself. Thanks Steve...

[@teresawade4083]

they still don't talk about it. poor guys don't go at night. it changes

[@timelineofdawah6628]

This video proved that the ghost adventures members were actors.

[@robertforrest7956]

@@timelineofdawah6628 Absolutely!!!!

[@christineingram55]

There is a strange beauty in amongst all the decay ,it gives nice areas where you get windows,walls and greenery all coming together ,giving a sad but ethereal view..This place is amazing ..If they built a hotel there it would attract all the paranormal people there ,they could even turn it into a retreat where it’s all to do with spirituality..would do so well in the middle of all that water ..just so lovely yet sad 😀

[@jewelofgod4262]

I've caught a couple different people doing these abandoned place videos. Yours by far are the best. I love how you can still see all the left behind beauty and picture how it use to be in its hay days. I enjoy how you wonder about the lifestyle & the kind of people that once roamed around the halls. I'm here for it all! Great job young man! Stay safe!☮❤🙂

[@bigdaddytreevo4120]

The 2 big drums were giant Autoclaves for sterilizing everything.

[@paulfrewzy7374]

I Guessed so

[@prabhanshukashyap3191]

I think u were quarantined there too 😅😅

[@bigdaddytreevo4120]

@Mrburnsson D wow, that's even creepier. I stand corrected.

[@scottmolloy1021]

Try the Kings Park Psychiatric hospital Kings Park Ny … i grew up near it and would be interesting to see what you think. It is the size of a small town with over 20 buildings, tunnels , morgues, grave yards. Its own fire station , its own power plant , rest on the nessaquage river in san remo , kings park ny on long island. Definitely worth a visit yet it would take days + to see it all .

[@kaycooper8251]

Hi, Steve! Haven't watched much till tonight. I broke my neck- c1- 4 pieces. But I'm recovering. I've missed your videos, but I'll catch up. You have always made the best videos and photos and the most interesting places. Please consider wearing some safety equipment cuz you make me worry! My "momma" gene is in panic mode!Lol!

[@sheribaby2]

Fabulous drone footage. Thanks Steve for taking me places I'll never make it to. You're the best!

[@melissasmidt222]

Does anyone else find it odd, massive generators were running? I'd be curious what and who exactly is needing power underground. Possibly a D.U.M.B? ( deep underground military base)

[@TheDutchOne]

No that's not strange. This island is for sale, if and a big if you have enough money. In this situation the power line company has to maintain the line to the island and is responsible to the end station! On this island that is that room you are mentioning. Because that is the place where the power is physically cut off to the rest of the island.

[@TheDutchOne]

Sorry for my late answer. Didn't notice this question when you reacted to me!

[@melissasmidt222]

Michael Respectfully, I disagree. It's one thing to maintain an electrical current to the island, and a completely other thing to have massive generators turned on at or near capacity. Something is pulling a massive amount of electricity from that source.

[@TheDutchOne]

Melissa Smidt What you are hearing are big fans. Those are needed to cool down the equipment in that room. This room needs less maintenance, because it's better equipped. Most of the Italians hate this place and do not want to come there to often.

[@kiafortson5206]

Who in their right mind would buy this island. That island is cursed.

[@irisheyesofbelfast]

My husband was born and raised on Isola de Ischia, which is a separate island from the mainland with Naples being the city closest to Ischia. He spoke of Poveglia, Sorrento, Capri but he did not mention Poveglia being abandoned. We spent a summer there for our honeymoon. Absolutely gorgeous place!-

[@TammyA165]

Love your videos Steve you are so respectful. As you can tell you don't see that much anymore. Thanks good job and keep filming and I will keep watching.

[@jorwijma2818]

15:37 (in case if someone didn't mention it already..) Those are ovens to cremate the deceased people... as far a smy knowledge goes, there must be 4 or 5 of those on the island..

[@Thombosman-nl]

There have no chimnees.

[@jorwijma2818]

@@Thombosman-nl somewhere during the 80 or 90's they've tried to renovate the complex on the island for whatever reason. Rumors were that a rich business man tried to change the complex in some sort of a luxury resort. Idk if that's true or not, but they could have removed those during the renovation. I also don't know why they've stopped renovating the complex... maybe due to the ghosts who still resides there? :P :P Who knows?

[@spinxchin9917]

Yeah! Those are ovens and scales

[@pablomax3045]

@@spinxchin9917 No. They are autoclaves. Earlier cremation ovens were ALWAYS made of bricks due to the extreme heat needed to reduce tissue to ash. Those are 100% NOT cremation ovens. They were getting clothes super hot to sterilize them. This is common practice in any medical or psychiatric hospital. Otherwise you get outbreaks.

[@jorwijma2818]

@@pablomax3045 I've been told by a guide in Venice that these were indeed ovens.. which was hard to believe for me as wel. Other guides also declared these things as ovens to burn the bodies.. Now i'm confused because the thing you said makes sense..

[@deborahbeaulieu6740]

So glad you were not alone! Can feel the weariness around you! Many dark corners and shadows!

[@guygilbert1999]

I love the way that you document the sights hat you visit.

[@warrenjackson7459]

At 6.41 secs in the fact you see a door sealed means there is still power powering underground nice very well done the fact you found a old starfort ie a tartarian building still harnessing power is very cool there will be tunnels far underground and a network system taking you off island underground is amazing well done

[@CiliegiaSullaTortaa]

Beautiful. I live in Italy, Milan and this place isn't this far from me.

[@morganfolk6468]

Those two 'giant things' at 15:39 are burning chambers, that building is the "Crematorium". Those moving drying racks were for bodies

[@splint3048]

I'm not so sure about that. The heating elements were air to air or liquid to air, in either case they would not deliver enough heat to cremate a body. For that an open flame would be the preferred method.

[@briankocheraabcdt4628]

@@ThatsLaCotta Crematorium require very high open flames. There have to be exhaust chimneys for the smoke and smell of burning flesh. From the looks of the doors and construction my educated guess, having worked at Graystone State Psychiatric Hospital in Morris Plains, NJ, they're autoclaves designed to sterilize large quantities of medical instruments. Graystone was a huge campus, a virtual city with its own barber shop, beauty parlor, medical clinic, surgical unit, farm, occupational therapy unit, an abandoned tuberculosis building. The main building with its many wings and Psychiatric wards, housed written case records going back to the 1800s when the main building was built. Amongst those records were the diagnostic and treatment records for folksinger icon, Woody Guthrie. It was taught he had some rare form of mental illness before he was accurately diagnosed as having Huntingtons chorea. It is a rare hereditary disease where the nerve cells in the brain break down over time. BTW You can't explore Graystone. When New Jersey transisioned from mental hospitals, the buildings were mostly raised, a portion of the land was sold off for development. The rest was developed into parkland. Sorry for the tangent. They're autoclaves.

[@janiejody1747]

😲

[@judyhinojosa6751]

Great job Steve Ronin. Also like when you and Josh discover places together. You are passion about your discovers. Keep it up 💪👌. Be very proud of yourself ❤️..

[@schristy3327]

I was just wondering how do ya become an exploreran doing these abandon buildings? Because i am so obsessed with watching all kinds of videos of abandon places!! I would totally love nothing more then to be able to do just that in real life not just sitting watching somebbody else doing them.... I wanna do them as well!!

[@YoungHeartedSoul]

I would love to do the same even as a full-time job

[@yeahsooo]

Have to say I enjoy the way you show your videos your calmness your intelligence I enjoy watching your videos so very much keep up the good work and thank you

[@jaz041895]

Wow , you have been everywhere!! How amazing.

[@dastardlydianne5657]

A very interesting exploration and cogent explanation of the rooms. The strange things in the laundry were drying racks, the paddle like devices hanging from the ceiling were very likely agitators to wash the clothes everything here is big scale to cater for all the inmates.

[@Dana-Britt]

I've seen several vids on this place. Everyone else seems to think the two barrel looking things were incinerators, instead of dryers but who knows.

[@lisanowakow3688]

This island is very active. It's one thing to walk around in the day, another at night. The chapel can be quite active too.

[@DrivingCarey246]

Thanks Steve. Love the way you give the history. Stay safe.

[@cherihill2003]

Interesting place with a morbid history! Thanks, great video!

[@janelleholt3774]

I love your videos :") super neat. I Love abandoned buildings

[@JoeR203]

Kind of odd that there weren't even any birds chirping during the outside segments.

[@paulfrewzy7374]

Wow!! GoõodPoint..

[@Lord_of_the_sixth_house]

That is odd. Especially considering ai saw a different video with people exploring this island and the birds were constantly making noise

[@darlenebuck3189]

well you got to remember the islands dark and gruesome history. no one will go there not even animals.

[@JanaeGF]

Thanks for the tour, Steve! Amazing but sad place that held fond memories ❤️🇵🇭

[@SteveRonin]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@leahgannon8838]

Excellent video , and interesting story, thank you Steve 🙂👍🏼✌🏼️ from BC 🇨🇦

[@dubinatub1]

night time visit and overstay would have been cool

[@teresahardy4928]

Glad to see you! Hope all is well with you. Missed you and will be happy to see your new videos.

[@bm9152]

That was a great video! Really enjoyed it, thank you! Xx

[@MrLou061]

The lift is actually known as a dumb waiter. Food was placed in it and taken to the various floors needed 😊. awesome video x

[@aileenmaefortunato4832]

great video as usual.. just please keep safe.. looks like not so secure because the building is totally old and creepy.

[@lexilobdell610]

Hi Steve 😊 I love your videos hope you had a great thanksgiving break❤️✌️

[@sparkswilldo]

wow this place is something else, imagine what it looked like back in it day, that bridge was sketchy lol

[@enjoyintercambio]

Hey buddy. Try to set the volume from your a7iii to maximum level 6 when using external microphone and it probably might fix the high picks in the audio.

[@aubreycruz2540]

Finally found your youtube channel!❤ i'm a huge fan.

[@mysticalmisty9772]

Omg those stairs are well scary! Personally I’d rather deal with a ghost 👻 Another great video Steve, I’d love to explore this island. Thank you for going there & sharing with us!

[@daniellekeohokapu4969]

Hey Steve been following you...love your discoveries mostly love your photos. Please can you put together all photos in a coffee table book. You have so much passion in your works. Stay safe and healthy.

[@sarahribbo6276]

Those stairs😮 well stepping stones haha . Great video as always . Such a sad place but peaceful place

[@lennywijayanti7949]

That was amazing, thank you so much for making fantastic videos that are really enjoyable. Keep up with the good work. Good luck

[@AdventureswithBeck]

Wow the water looks so nice.. hard to believe a place like that exists. Awesome video as always!!

[@bertw749]

16:41 I don't know if you've already mentioned it. Am I tripping or am I seeing a face in those branches of that tree in the window frame. Nice video guys keep it up Groeten uit Holland

[@rominaturini4127]

Bert W bottom right hand corner of the window?

[@maedaminda7720]

Happy New Year Steve! All the best and goodluck. More videos in 2020.

[@misslaura4394]

Yea I remember when KZbin did tht to you. I can't believe your paying alot yourself! That sounds expensive! I love the work u do! 🥰🥰🥰

[@audry9660]

Take care of yourself. Pray, replenish your spirit. Be sure your projects are bringing you peace and joy because some of these places are h e a v Y. Do not let the spiritual heaviness of these places affect you. As you leave these places, leave the energy behind. Imagine stepping through an iron door and leaving it lock and key behind you as you re-enter a land of prosperity and knowledge. I love your adventures! Always want to see more and see that you remain happy and fulfilled so the fun and underlying deep lessons continue!

[@Repnicktv]

This is a really good video bro you proper went round explores every detail about it! Loved it mate!

[@lauriearsenault4929]

Great job!!

[@itiswelldenisem6030]

What Mic do you have? Your audio is great quality.

[@franciszornek2982]

Great place I love the drone shots water is pretty blue

[@infinitegodaikinbrent8174]

I’m glad you guys didn’t climb to the top of that tower. That was no Assassin’s Creed game ya know. Great video and thank you for being safe so you can continue to show us all these cool abandoned places. 😊

[@TheBlueNomad]

Fantastic exploration - I had no idea the island was even accessible...Fascinating, thanks.

[@thecrow569]

Great video man awesome work bro love it

[@aprilwilliams9525]

Great job! You rocked again!

[@talesofbazzilbrush5800]

Id Love to Know How You Got to the island ...Great Video

[@ginaagrade5436]

wow steve uv been there in that island..beautiful & great aireal video.ive slmost done w/d other videos it getting more intense great great👍

[@ginaagrade5436]

its*

[@nowhereman7398]

Great videos, just getting better.

[@harrismalley7385]

Thank you for sharing awesome and beautiful place would love to visit

[@serbianpuddingglass8779]

Reminds me of the movie shutter island 🌴

[@lukemather9653]

No wonder so many people died on the island just look at the lack of amenities, the doors are all missing, they need to fix that hole in the roof that's going to leak like a mother flipper, its so irresponsible but that's the Italians for you.

[@oldaccount6131]

That's because it's old now. It Obviously wasn't like that way back when.

[@trisavirgalanti6038]

great Steve, like always

[@futurewarz2159]

The spookiest part of this to me is when they saw that brand new green door and the sound of ventilation coming from a supposedly abandoned island that door said alot it means parts of that island are still in use probably underground they should have focused on that more that is some freaky shit

[@jwollman9475]

Great explore. How very sad to think so many were laid to rest there. I am not sure that it would be wise to try and bring life back to that island.

[@carlmcnew2299]

Steve , the drone shit above the island appears that it's on a platform or some kind of concrete floor , needs scuba shot to see

[@Jennifer.Ridgeway]

That is a laundry room at 15 mins. Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina has almost same set up

[@ageorgiapeach9442]

Incredibly interesting. Thank u.

[@harrismalley7385]

Breathtaking thank you for sharing I'm sharing

[@Nailia_Essi]

I think that it is important to bless the souls of people who passed away there

[@danieljones5388]

I love the series that you got keep up the good work I'm from North part of Louisiana I really like your Channel videos keep up the good work I like to see more content if we stay down here self peace love and prosperity

[@damarcusmomm05]

This is horrible 😰i felt the negativity and spirits 2min into the video. We need this island for coronavirus 😷 I can't believe to they abandoned a island 😱 it's beautiful.

[@Floating_Lotus]

What a great place to explore! Thank you for sharing! Stay safe!

[@stargatekeeper3303]

Any place where torture, suffering, pain, mental suffering and a mass number of death occured should be destroyed...Then pray for all those who suffered with honesty and purity in your heart.. Until one suffers the extent of another no matter the year, century we should respect the dead...👁 God knows what really happened there 🤔👁🤔

[@karlbuchanan1363]

That would sure be a lot of historic and beautiful places. I think you have a large imagination and a lil sheltered

[@shutii9165]

Therefore destroy the planet?

[@stargatekeeper3303]

@@shutii9165 @random sauce The planet has nothing to do with this..👁 Look around you and observe nature.. Do you ever see nature consuming more than it needs or is this the way of the hu man...👁 Man takes more than he needs, his egotistic, destructive mindset not just against nature but against self if not careful will be his downfall... The planet is not the problem my friend...One must respect nature and the natural order of things If a child is not nurtured, loved and steered into the right direction that child will be lost, grow up confused and detached seeking attention, and to be accepted in all the wrong places.. This is where allot of corruption occurs for all children are born with INNOCENCE until that INNOCENCE is taken from the child.... This is the tragedy, a viscous repetitive cycle of pain and suffering... 🤔

[@shutii9165]

@@stargatekeeper3303 Nope, but there's torture, suffering, pain, mental suffering and a mass number of death occurred every day across the planet and yes even nature, animals everything that lives in this planet experience the same thing

[@shutii9165]

@@stargatekeeper3303 Bruh you literally suggested that every place where all the tortured, suffering, pain, mental suffering and a mass number of death occurred be destroyed without realizing that's been happening everyday in our planet. Considering the hospitals lot's of deaths, suffering, mental suffering and tortured due to incurable illness and diseases

[@Rose-pz8es]

Your channel the best! Keep it up... I wish this beautiful big land my own..... I really wish if you dont mind if i get song tune the one you use to start your video...i want for my phone tune...thanks

[@RosaHernandez-hj5kl]

Hi Steve another great video fantastic island keep up the good job🙂

[@Rachma-yg4wm]

Hi..i'm new subscriber of you,take me enjoy seeing your video and bring me there..luv the exploring but not the history behind this place,such a bad feeling when know it😢

[@ChrisWilliamsRMWpigeon]

i love that octagon platform

[@LiboltAdventures]

Crazy place to explore, would love to go there someday. Great footage.

[@HH-iv6mf]

Think of the people that suffered and died there..they were trapped😞

[@darlenebuck3189]

the island is said to be cursed and haunted by ghost and demons and riddled with diseases. that's why no one will step foot on the island. plus the countless number of human remains littered the island as well.

[@loribranch1961]

Thanks for all your amazing content love ❤️

[@stevelindstrom9890]

I was in Rome and Venice. Beautiful places.

[@auroramendoza15]

Very amazing find of all time!

[@Jjudes9665]

16.32 Through the doorway on the left of the screen....is that possibly a shadow figure?? It does seem to move slightly as Steve pans the camera round.

[@laurastubbs237]

I want to go to a haunted place and start ghost hunting I love this stuff . I'd spend night also who else would?

[@One_Crazy_Dog_Mum]

Tube things look like furnaces, the pipes snaking across the bottom would have heated water for the buildings.

[@Longhang101]

Those dryers😄 are boilers probably for heating the buildings and giving hot water.

[@frankrizzo9521]

First person to actually climb the ladder. All these big youtubers pussied out

[@jasonfunkmclovin6842]

Broooo. Unbelievable EVP'S, and growl's. Nice

[@stephanieellison8913]

The island was very sad. It was quiet in ruins. All those people died there from the plague. It was hard living there with all the sick people and really there looks like nothing for them to do..

[@TheDutchOne]

15:30 That was not the laundry room. This was the place where they burned the bodies! The other part before this is the place where they drained the blood.

[@melissasmidt222]

Michael I immediately thought the same, however, I didn't know it 100%. I'm also assuming, due to the infectious diseases some of the patents had , burning the bodies was standard. Thanks for the confirmation.

[@TheDutchOne]

Melissa Smidt You're welcome! 🙂

[@Akishimatsu]

That's for burning the bodies and the clothes and everything they deceased had with them. To stop the plague. At lest that is what my grandma said.

[@jetta.silence6356]

They wouldnt need to drain the blood before a cremation especially with such diseases it would all go in the incinerator or crematorium. It wasnt huge practice to preserve bodies with formaldehyde back in those days because not many family members wanted a diseased body back to bury. They died and were buried there right away. But we also have to remember hospitals could get away with murder and treating patients horribly especiallyin psychiatric hospitals so who knows what was done.

[@jessicaoppegard6578]

I can’t believe how they treat the disabled people back then! Is beyond sad!

[@clairesims7275]

That was a massive place, nice explore but a tad creepy too. Go careful I always think you guys are going to fall through the floor 🌹

[@victorgillenwater2450]

I have to find info about the island for school, any sources?