Visiting the Abandoned Hotel Belvedere (Dubrovnik, Croatia)

[@movieovie]

I'm so sorry, the audio disappeared a while back on this video, for no reason at all! It does not seem to be able to bring back, please put on your own eerie music while watching the video.

[@saullayton4476]

A tip : watch series at Flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.

[@brantleybode2578]

@Saul Layton Definitely, I have been watching on flixzone for since november myself =)

[@markbradshaw4503]

I was there today and thought it was amazing. Brilliant video this as the pictures of how it was make such a difference. What a place. Thanks for the fine video.

[@movieovie]

That is so cool the place is still there! Normally most abandoned places unfortunately are torn down or burnt down so I cannot visit them again. I am glad you enjoyed the video!

[@beiragusa]

Reception floor is locked because it is used as storage and workshop for boats. There is also security operating from the top floor, they have cameras at the entrances but they will usually not bother you if you are just exploring and staying away from said reception area. Beneath the hotel there is a beach area where underground parties are sometimes held, there are videos on you tube with dj's like Tomcraft and Torres. For anyone who is yet to go there best entrance is above the open pool outside on first floor (ground floor is baricaded)

[@movieovie]

Thank you, great info!

[@lukakriste931]

those parties have not been a thing for years now unfortunately

[@KateandJohnMark]

I love abandon place vlogs! I really enjoyed how you mashed the photos of what the hotel originally looked like with the currant state. Very cool!

[@movieovie]

thank you! I love abandoned places. they are scary but so exciting.

Потрясающе продуманный отель того времени, встроенный в такой сложный рельеф. Как всё было красиво, как было бы здорово его восстановить. Настолько всё изящно и разумно, не во всех современных отелях такое встретишь! Спасибо за видео, так как на территорию вход запрещён. Можно немного посмотреть со стороны пляжа, до бассейна и всё.

[@djmix8500]

Very nice video. Thanks

[@marko-gj1uj]

When I was with DUFF group,we went to the upper floor where is garage.We found yellow van and INA's cream(IDK what it was).

[@matthewroberts3977]

Amazing video!!! Love the exploration! May I ask where you found the old photo's from the 1980's? I'm working on a documentary on this Hotel and looking for similar images.

[@movieovie]

Hello! I found the photos from brochures that I found inside the abandoned hotel =)

[@matthewcooper489]

is this still like this now - and is it accessible?

[@movieovie]

It's kinda hard to find the entrance, you have to go down a stair outside of the hotel and then true a hole in the fence. I don't think you are supposed to enter but many people do anyways… if you want to go there I can give more specific instructions. then it was half a years since I was there so things might have changed a bit…

[@OTRABlog]

Hey guys, thanks for the interesting video! I went to the hotel this week and did some exploring myself. It was very exciting, since most of it is pretty accessible. One exception would be a very heavy steel door with a rather modern lock, on the floor of the night club somewhere between the lifts and the small office still containing lots of folders with documents. It was closed and obviously people tried to break into it but failed. Did you see it and maybe have any idea what might lie behind it? Greetz

[@movieovie]

that is awesome! thank you I do not think I saw that door. When I was there the whole reception area where sealed of and at the top of the other stair close to the round staircase there where locked doors. I was there twice but still did not manage to go trough the whole place! Did you go everywhere?

[@OTRABlog]

No I did not ... the complex is really huge, I'm assuming you would need like 2 days to explore all of the accessible areas. I gotta admit I would have loved to stay longer but my girlfriend was with me and she is not as keen on exploring abandoned places as I am ;). The small office with all the documents offers hours of exiting exploration by itself. But I would totally go there again if I'm in the region. Former Yugoslavia is so rich of abandoned places, it's fascinating. I didn't record a video this time, but I took a series of photos. I posted them on imgur, if you would like to check them out please see here: imgur.com/gallery/SYbeQ

[@movieovie]

I saw your pictures and they where really really good! Very interesting that you found that letter to the hotel personnel! I added a link in description of video so maybe even more people will find them! I too have big problem finding other urban explorers. I usually go alone to these places and hope for the best, that nothing will collapse on me xD

[@GedDevlin]

OnTheRoadAgain ... do you need a car to get here? Are they all situated in one place or spread around Dubrovnik.. thanks .. I’m visiting here soon.

[@OTRABlog]

Thanks for looking at my pictures and putting the link in your description! I had a great time taking them. Finding people to explore with is extremely difficult. They need to have an interest in that topic and be kind of competent and not scared by abandoned places. Not many people fulfill those requirements. But on the other hand, I also really don't like to go alone. It's not that I am scared by myself, but actually the boyfriend of a former colleague of mine died while exploring an old eastern german factory. The floor collapsed underneath him. That is why I like to have someone with me who can at least call an ambulance if something happens. I went to a "spomenik" in Petrova Gora a few days ago, it was also really interesting to explore. I am going to send you a link to the pictures after I edited and uploaded them. Have a nice weekend and stay safe :).

[@tarasgrr]

Still the same in 2020.

[@garbage854]

Looks like it was amazing place before the war

[@movieovie]

yes, I would love to go back in time and visit ^^

[@garbage854]

Yeah that would be cool :)

[@thekittycatqueen3066]

It's now the FACTORY

[@AnyThinkProductions]

Sounds like a Hostel reference

[@765ew4tr23]

I live in croatia

[@Molekulasti]

That war was Croatia's war of independence.

[@dogmader]

Hejjj buddy, your description is wrong!!!! Its homeland war for independence of Croatia!!!! Not Yugoslavian war, and civil war!!!!! Show litle bit respect and change description buddy!!!!We lost to many friends,so I cant allow you to put satch a coment! Why, because your government tell you wrong and lie to you!! It was not civil war in ex- yugoslavia, it was brutall war between ex two yugoslavian republics where Serbia brutaly atack for war unprepared Croatia, thats why!!!!!

[@movieovie]

Hello! I took the information from internet so I guess it can be wrong some times. I don't think people want to lie about it, they just don't know the difference. I can change description in text but not description in video because it's…yeah, in video. hope it's OK

[@dogmader]

Ok,no problem,thank you! And yes western governments lies during war, about what happening here, and thers a lots foreign voluntier from England,France who join in Croatian army thay say words are mad because western government in that period time 91-95 hiding truth abou brutal war what Jugoslavian army and serbian paramilitary carried out against Croatia. Here is example fresh memories from British voluntier who join in Croatian army 91-95 to defent fredom of Croatia. hrvatski-vojnik.hr/godina-2017-menu/item/3455-bili-smo-hrvatski-vojnici.html

[@movieovie]

that is to bad. and I'm sorry about your friends!