Urban Exploring

>>1270612
Why would you go to belgium? I have been there twice, and i found the country to be pretty lame. I guess you dutch people have a special connection to belgium?

Urban exploring and such things are best done in big, sparsely populatee countries, so i doubt belgium would be the perfect place for that

In the former soviet union you can find some crazy abandoned places; i remember exploring an old militairy base when i was in kazachstan

Doel isn't a ghost city, not by a stretch. There's still people living there (granted, like 30 of them) and especially during the weekends it'll be full of people who want to do exactly the same thing as you.
Charleroi should have some good spots, but I wouldn't enter the city if you paid me.

t. Antwerpen

>>1270684
Belgium is close (like 1.5 hours by train) and we don't have much money or time. I'd love to urbex in former sovjet but now is not the time.

>>1270702
I know Doel became some kind of tourist attraction, but still supposed to be good. It's an hour by bike and maybe we can pick up some other places or just enjoy the scenery.

Charleroi has some interesting places I found online. From what I've read they put a shit load of money in big projects like rail stations that never got finished. The fact that the city is so horribly ugly is pretty interesting I guess. Just need to find out a good route, but I dont have any good sources for locations/routes and the recent status

Urbexing is significantly better the farther east you go. Start in East Berlin and work your way from there

>>1270798
any tips for belgium though