Abandoned places urbex

Talking about urban urbex or urban exploration of abandoned places is talking about one of the biggest trends that the Internet is living in recent years, people who sneak into places to record and show us what, at first glance, we can not see.

This practice is increasingly common in online video platforms but do we really know what is behind all this? Is it simply to get into an abandoned factory and record?

That is the motto that adorns and marks all the guidelines of the 'good urban explorer'.

This free urbex application consists of recording the exploration of an abandoned area and posting it on the internet.

The urbex have 4 rules:

- That they do not see you enter the place
- Do not break anything
- Do not steal anything
- Do not share the locations of the places in order to preserve them from possible looters

They will teach what is there, not destroy it, deteriorate it or plunder it.

One of its basic rules is to leave everything as they found it.

Nothing to take something that you like home or make a graffiti, your only memory are the photos and videos.

The most common is to visit abandoned sites and in which human activity, for one reason or another, has ceased.

Thus, the 'natural habitat' of the urban explorer will be an abandoned cement factory, a disused amusement park, the one-meter tunnels whose works were half-built ...

This application will allow you to share the videos that you contain with others through social networks and messaging apps so that others can also enjoy these interesting videos of the urban exploration of abandoned places, completely free.

If this application has been interesting to you, from its menu you can value it.

Thank you for downloading this free application of urban exploration of abandoned places, that you enjoy it.