Just if anyone is interested: The red sign at 1:17 says "Hohe Leistungen zum Wohle des Volkes und den Frieden - vorwärts zum 11. Parteitag" which means "High achievements for the good of the people and peace - forward to the 11th political convention". (The mention of "high achievements" and especially the use of the words "Volk", "Frieden" and "Partei" make me sure this building is located in former East Germany.) Great video! Thanks dudes!

This cup has been standing there for at least 16 years, because it costs 1DM. This was the currency before the €.

9:40 gotta admit, that scared the shit out of me

14:14 Yeah, that's funny! 😂 "Bad" actually translates to "bathroom". Put all the bad people in the bathroom! 🚽 Greetings from Germany!

These cells look like they were occupied by a bunch of grandmothers.

Really nice find! I´m surprised that it is still in that good shape with no vandalism. The basement room at 2:40 probably was an old coal storage, according to the black color of the walls. Greetings from Germany!

7:16 maybe this kitchen is a setup. But a long time ago. This cup has a price in DM ( Deutsche Mark) a currency that was replaced in 1999.

I just read the Wikipedia article about the old castle and find it pretty sad, that it has changed owners twice withing the past 15 years and nothing was done on this piece of history. I first wondered if this was West- or East-Germany, but thankfully you showed some books that gave closure and then some of the interior made it clear and I got a wave of nostalgia. I even had a similar armchair and have one of those bowl from that "kitchen" area. As a child I slept on these three-piece mattresses and even have some of those colourful summer blankets. Gosh, I wish I could visit this place. Also those super old basements were originally food storage, due to the temperature down there that didn't really change. You can still find super old buildings/houses with basements up to - or better said "down to" - three storeys deep. Btw, the padded door was not part of a padded room. The door to my school's principal had the same kind of padding. It was meant to muffle sounds from inside enough, so no one could hear what was said in front of the door in the hallway. It was probably an interrogation room.

When they showed the layers of paint, it looked like a few layers were old Wehrmacht Gray. I wonder if it had been used as a military prison during WWI or WWII?

It must be weird sometimes when 2 different urbex groups end up in the same area and trying to get similar shots.

9:40 Gotta admit that made my heart race a little bit, haha

Another fantastic video, how the hell do you guys not have millions of subs? No fake enthusiasm (your genuine enthusiasm is more then enough) no fake drama, no pointless cinematic shots, and most of all you keep the focus on the explore instead of hamming for the camera half the time. And the title isn't some click bate BS. Everything we need to enjoy this place and nothing we don't, unlike a certain other explorer. Anyway, keep up the good work guys.

Actually in Europe some offices had padded doors. It was considered as an extra decor feature, and also made the door more soundproof.

Both of your voices have changed so much since you first started. More confident in conversations and talking for sure but still in general sound more soothing

you can actually see it used to be an old fortress. Right in the opening shot there's a small room poking out of the wall in the first floor towards the yard . That was once a chapel. This is due to Medieval building "laws" that stated you could not have any other rooms above a chapel (no one shall be above god), so they let them stick out of the wall so they were allowed to build another floor above

My house was built in 1901 and was never renovated, unlike most old houses in my area. Alot of the architecture and aesthetics of abandoned buildings / houses look alot like my house, it's pretty cool to see.

4:30 you guys always deliver that amazing ambience and I LOVE it. The best urbex channel on youtube.

Hello please wear some boots and have a respirator, first-aid kit, gloves and wellies in your kit you keep in your car. I've probably said before I'm an RN & done SAR, USAR in the military... many urbex places we used to give paranormal tours in the Baker, mainly for the paranormal. At any rate a 1cc syringe needle can go right through the sole's of sneakers. Black mold is bad & even worse it's an airborne toxin that could lead too serious respiratory problems or fatal. I've seen it first hand while doing an investigation.... the member of our crew now has HEP-C from a junkie's needle. Not tying too preach to you guys... Just food for thought and seen the bad side of things... This is stuff you buy once and want people who do this safe. Cheers ~B mysticghost or MGPI

Am I the only one who wants to see you guys tour an abandoned Factory that made Christmas decorations as well as one that makes chairs? Loved the video.

6:30 These "jammed" typewriters are actually electrically-powered. A motor spinning provides power for the typing, carriage return, etc. These reduce the force required for typing, and produce more even-looking work (since the force is the same each time). And they're really fun to type on. A pretty good hint at being electric is the lack of a carriage return lever. Also the "mask" taking up the space between keys is common on electric typewriters.

The "bee" at 6:43 is actually called a "Hummel". xD I think it is called a bumblebee in english? Correct me if I am wrong.

I always wondered how this prision looked from the Inside. but never daredto go in there. Thanks for exploring a mystery of mychildhood.

6:37 that's actually a bumblebee, they can get pretty big but we don't really count them as bees here. :) They're very friendly little insects (when they're still alive ofc)

When you said "o look a peep whole" and his hand came into the shot i swear i jumped 😂

Here! Can't wait, been craving some Proper People

Never get sick of your intro. ♥️ keep up the great work.

8:14-9:00, That's why it helps to learn German before taking the trip. Interacting with the locals in their language will get you some intel about the place. Great video!

Poop chair just chillin

Oh I'm from Germany and I know this building 😁 great video. All the beds are there for a long time, also there was fresh bread maybe someone's living there or lived there.

Anyone else love it when vegetation grows inside places? Something really mesmerizing about it

The bee you found is a bumblebee, they get pretty big but are mostly harmless. IDK how common they are in the states but they're quite common in Europe.

This place is so cool! Great find guys. Glad you’re getting another video out there. I was starting to wonder. It’s crazy how thick the walls were in that place too. In those rooms w the windows. There, you can really see how thick they actually are. Especially loved the furniture all set up & left behind.

It's always good to watch these type of Movie/Film/ documentary/abandoned videos. Keep up the amazing work.

Please allow us to have closed captions again. I really love y'all's videos but I can't understand anything y'all are saying because I'm hearing impaired. I haven't been able to understand anything the last few videos 🙁

Those cells and beds are much nicer than any current American prison

Padded rooms don't have had windows as such. They where used too keep known inmates from banging on the doors.

Good to hear some of my favourite tracks to accompany your exploration! Wondeful work once again and thank you very much!

Thank you for this very nice exploration, guys. Many greetings to you and BWT 👍😊

I've just discovered your channel from your recent (Feb20) waterpark video, I am going to love catching up on all your old vids and watching your new ones.

It never fails, the intro gets me so hyped every time. Another excellent video!

I've seen that kitchen and living room set up before in an older independent german language film from the early 90s. I'll update if I can remember it or find a link.

11:39 those steps bending with every step was nerve-wracking. It surprising how much I can worry about these videos, yet obviously they’re fine, since this was uploaded

Two things I love: Frozen burritos The Proper People uploads

Took no time to notice no graffiti and very little of the breaking crap to just break it, good shit!

Such an amazing old building. What a great find. Great job guys!

I escaped from here in early 1945 but was recaptured 3 weeks latter.

This place looks like it was set up like a museum

Got to love all the Christmas decoration on every exploration! lol Great video guys!!

So what is your method for finding abandoned sites to visit? I really want to get started exploring where I live but not sure how to locate sites. Love you channel and your videos. Everything is well produced and smooth. Keep it up!

You two are so talented...up close or distance shots, live vs photos, silent or narrated. All good.

Looks cozy for a prison, especially when compared to the other ones you guys went in ! Once again, that's probably because old ornate buildings have a lot more flair and a "home-like" feeling than a lot of more recent constructions.

I kinda doubt those items had been setup, especially considering the price tags, they're still DM (Deutsche Mark), so at least pre 2002.

Ah... music to my ears!

Great, guys. One of the best you've done. A lot of history there. Will you be doing any more vids from that location?

I'm officially caught up with all your videos!!!! It only took me 2 wks. I couldn't stop watching them i like each and every one that you did!!! I would stay up til 2am watching them...

Great find but it has Asbestos roofing tiles.

I recently met up with my psychologist in an old Victorian building - once used as a rehabilitation house for those suffering mental illness, now used as a place where people come and go for therapy. I commented on how beautiful and huge the building was and she explained that everyone who works here will be made to leave by December. They came to work 3 days ago and found out the building will be demolished. I asked why anyone would want to demolish such a beautiful building such historic architecture and my psychologist explained it would cost more for the health service to revamp the place than it would to build a band new clinic. Such a shame!

Another great explore from you two. You got some really artistic shots in this place and gave a really good sense of how this place once was. I swear that everything more than 60 years old has been painted that particular shade of turquoise at least once in its life. I loved the old carriage and the plants growing inside...Nature softens everything in time. Thanks for sharing this.🖤🇨🇦

I am getting a heavy Sen's Fortress vibe from this place. Very cool!

It's probably mentioned somewhere here in the comments, but that typewriter, I believe it's a power typewriter to keep from wearing you out if you had to punch those keys over and over all day, before the first consumer computers. Secondly that padded door was probably just for sound dampening, perhaps a confession room.

13:29 "OwO" listen to him xD i giggled

It's amazing the difference between abandoned buildings in America and Europe. If that jail was in America it would have been trashed and vandalized already. Great video!

The site was used for a couple of movies and documentaries, so that's probably why some rooms looked "set up". Also, the owners of the property sued a photographer who labelled his gallery about the site "Lost Place". They lost.

Very cool explore guys , enjoyed it , keep it up .

Excellent work as always.

Hi, an awesome location, I was beginning to think it was more a holiday camp till I saw the old fold out beds. A cool video, thank you. x

Really interesting stuff. You guys got the best exploration videos.

You guys are the most awesome explorers I love watching every time

Everything is so nice and tidy! I would be very happy living in there.

Beautiful old place, great video guys 👍🏻

Great video, keep up the good work!

Love your videos, you produce some great work. If I was 30 years younger I would probably try doing some of the same. Closest I came to it was exploring a British military nuclear shelter dating from the cold war. I went there with friends and much to our surprise found that a small brick building was unlocked. Inside was a flight of stairs going down into darkness. We came back with torches the next day and went down. At the bottom of the steps there was a bank of consumer unit switches, one of my mates flipped the main switch and the lights came on. There were offices and a room of around 30 army bed frames, lots of lockers and a room with around fifteen old Teletype machines and a 1:50000 map of the south of England covering one wall. We got a fright when a noisy compressor started up. It was part of the ventilation system, There were kitchens and empty store rooms. One friend picked up a phone and there was a dialling tone. The layout was a large tunnel with in an O shape with rooms off of it, there was also a large cavern cut into the chalk that was unfinished. Oh the map of the south of England had printouts pinned to it with estimated casualty figures in the event of a nuclear strike. A couple of years later the site was sold to a wine merchant for use as storage cellar.

14:32 that window looks like a truly vivid painting dude wow like a portal into another world

Very interesting seeing the interworking's of this prison. Another great video guys.

Good work. It looks like some people have been filming short films as well. The placement of signs suggest the place might be looked after casually by the community for historical purposes. They might have tried operating it as a museum of sorts too. Nice piece.

Wow that place was awesome 👏🏼 loved the video!

I'm binge watching everything 🔥

Great place you can definitely see how old it is by all that stone work!! Thanks beautiful place!!!

Love the intro open music..always reminds me of Silent hill.. ive watched many a channel but definitely enjoy you guys. Prayers and luck to you, stay safe.

Great stuff,nice place,good photography awsome find.

Good job guys, love your videos

I never get tired of seeing chairs just chillin'.

just found this channel yesterday and there is already a new upload

great video. thanks guys

Amazing footage of the abandoned prison

14:29 That chair was locked in their for a reason. Can't believe you guys got out of that room unscathed!

The song at the very beginning is "Lost Echoes" by Nylonia, for those wondering.

Not many channels get full screen HD privilege, but this channel makes the cut! love you lads!

I'm starting to watch you guys again. Somewhere around this time / start of 2019 my life began to become a mess. A lot of things at once happening. Now I'm finally back in a good place. And have the time to watch your stuff again. Luckily I kept a note of where I'm at, with watching your video's (incl. the VLOG channel). 5:17 That room looks used pretty recently. With the amount of beds in there.

really great vid guys

another awesome video..you guys are the best

Thank you for this.

always awesome seen many vids keep safe and stay Proppa! loves from south london

Brilliant, creepy places very attractive, well done as usual.

always a calming thing to enjoy, dont know why. :)

Your BACK Nice Old Building

Wow, what an amazing building really, and the thickness of the walls is crazy! Much different looking than North American prison, probably because of the age. Thanks guys, another awesome video

This really reminds me of the Kolej russian barracks I explored in the Czech republic! There were padded doors there too but I think it's something for higher ranking officers. There was also a soundproofed room with a painting of the Russian historic timelines in the standard three colour style. I enjoyed your vid as I do many others. Keep up the good work!

another awesome explore.... just about finished all of your videos that you both have all done, fantastic job and a credit to the both of you.. job well done......:)btw Im in tasmania, australia.....we've a few asylums here....if ever you decide to venture over here....cheers.....

What an amazing place.