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Financial times has a detailed post about how the 1 euro phenom has transformed sicily, which has suddenly become the 1 euro hotspot. Raphaël lopez and marie de la roche have travelled to 15 european countries exploring empty buildings in the peaceful but unlawful ‘pastime’ of urban exploration During the 19th century it became known as “ villa napoleone ” after napoleon bonaparte used it as his headquarters during. Evocative of an aristocratic and glorious history, there are many mansions around england that now stand empty or abandoned. Mansions, palaces, hotels and entire villages have been abandoned across europe as economic recessions force more and more people to large cities,. There may be remnants of furniture, some bedding rank with damp, a picture precariously hanging on the wall.

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Why Are There So Many Abandoned Mansions In Europe There may be remnants of furniture, some bedding rank with damp, a picture precariously hanging on the wall. Financial times has a detailed post about how the 1 euro phenom has transformed sicily, which has suddenly become the 1 euro hotspot. Raphaël lopez and marie de la roche have travelled to 15 european countries exploring empty buildings in the peaceful but unlawful ‘pastime’ of urban exploration During the 19th century it became known as “ villa napoleone ” after napoleon bonaparte used it as his headquarters during. Mansions, palaces, hotels and entire villages have been abandoned across europe as economic recessions force more and more people to large cities,. There may be remnants of furniture, some bedding rank with damp, a picture precariously hanging on the wall. Evocative of an aristocratic and glorious history, there are many mansions around england that now stand empty or abandoned.