Found Ancient Art Treasures in Abandoned French Luxury Manor

Travelers in Time: France (Episode 01) Cloître des Orangers

Located in the rural countryside of France and perched on a small hill, a once noble estate crumbles and decays. In the course of history, the home was reconstructed and extended many times. And yet, it was the smaller adjacent building that attracted us more - with a rather curious story and remnants of inestimable value. Here, the walls are full of historical artifacts from bygone times. This is a private collection in the scale and quality of a museum - all of it presented in a cloistered courtyard completely made of marble. Join us in this exploration when we document a piece of history before it fades away. #urbex #abandonedplaces #bwturbex

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00:00 - Intro
01:57 - A good night's rest
04:52 - Traveling to a once noble estate
07:55 - Art treasures everywhere
11:38 - A curious story
15:07 - Peeking into the palace
16:55 - Age-old knowledge left to rot
22:03 - What's next?
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Music:
"Byrðr" - Hampus Naeselius
"Arcade" - Osoku
"We Are Giants" - Silver Maple
"Nature Prevails" - Echo Kraft
"Into Thin Air" - Fabien Tell
"Isotopes" - August Wilhelmsson
"Take Away" - Camelian Glade

[bwturbex]

We are travelers in time.

In this new series, we set out to break the deathloop that dooms us to repeat the past over and over again. For that, we went to France to find the most fascinating forgotten structures. Let us know what kind of exploration you want to see next. Of course, this journey lies already in the past, but we have filmed all sorts of abandoned sites in France.

[lindamesa]

The library is the biggest heart break after the craftsmanship ship of the artist! How many amazing stories were left behind just look at those pictures!!

[Ganiscol]

Epic imagery!
And these old books... what a crime leaving them to rot away. The reason the paper and print is in such good condition is, that paper of the 19th century and older was produced without acidic substances, which make paper turn yellow over time, especially under UV rich light, such as sun light.

[mikeskiss]

"We explore and document, -
before it is too late..."

Love this quote 😍

[tylerebowers]

The cinematography is starting to feel like national geographic. Amazing.

[SRay-ornc]

It never fails to amaze me that you always capture small details that fit together to help us see the big picture. For instance, dust coming off a book or the wind blowing an insignificant piece of fabric. It sure stirs the imagination and engages the senses. BTW, I think Sascha is a great addition to your explores.✔️

[sheliadavid]

Your intro, scenery photos, and narration is wonderful..it brings lite and history and intrigues us into the stories behind these abandoned places.This place is still beautiful, and would have been even more luxurious in its time!! Thanks for this magnificent tour into abandoned France!🧐💖

[valeriedc]

YOUR CINEMATOGRAPHY IS THROUGH THE ROOF!!! So proud to see you guys do better and better with every video. Thanks for your hard work! Take care :)

[pamelawebster]

Thank you for the amazing video! All of your work is marvelous. Whoever writes the intro does a fantastic job! It's engaging right from the beginning. I also really appreciate how much respect you have for all the places you visit. It shows a high level of integrity that many others don't exhibit. Thank you for being so courageous! I look forward to your new videos.

[InsTAus]

God, if only walls could talk. Imagine the countless stories that cloister and the manor would tell!

[MausMasher]

Why is this not an archeological site???? From the various styles of buildings, I would almost suggest there has been an almost continuous recidence since the Roman's...

[kenkloiber]

I always get excited when you post!! They are spectacular moments💥👍

[amybannister]

Stunning place! Sad to see the decline bur good to see other buildings are being renovated. Sad all that history was left to rot, get stolen and destroyed. Great explore guys. Stay safe xxx

[Lotuseee]

I love watching the channel! When asked, I tell all my friends and family that this is what I am into watching on my free time.

I definitely see, Broken Window Theory, having their own series on Netflix or alike. The history they show, the respect for the property and it’s items, the grace they express when describing reality of life in the places they visit is all very comforting.

I have a whole new outlook and respect for history and life after watching their videos. ♥️♥️♥️ You guys are awesome and if you ever travel to the US in South Texas, let me know. I’ll show you guys the places around here that are said to be haunted and I’ll give y’all a badass tour. May the angels and God continue to be with y’all on your journey and keep y’all safe, healthy, and never caught. ✝️💟🕉

[marc-oliviermeunier]

Wow! This is one of the best urbex have seen on youtube... the artistic approach, the editing, the narration and the music, it's wonderful! thank you for this timeless journey which takes us away from the present ... thank you again! .

[susiegnall]

Beautiful home! It makes me sad to see all the art and books crumbling! Thank you for getting a video of it before it’s gone. Hopefully, the renovation will continue and artifacts and books will be saved!

[sylvia]

Love the library…. Absolutely my favourite…. If I were there, I’m sorry but I would have to take a book or two!

[Melberry]

Ahh the smell of old books. Beautiful mansion, just imagine how it looked like in its prime back in the days. High quality video as always. 👍

[mickeycmajic]

Especially love the new intro (and music choice) If I had to choose only one way to describe this video... It would have to be a Work of Art within a Classic Work or Art! From the amazing surroundings to the Works of Art left behind by the wealthy. Cheryl Campbell has said this perfectly - "People so wealthy they can just walk away from homes and businesses" - Just as though, it didn't matter. Tobi really does find the the most amazing locations with the deepest History and Fabulous Beauty. Thank you guys for this outstanding "Work or Art" Can't wait for the next one! Keep safe everyone!!

[elizabethrowe]

Oh, this was fascinating seeing the art work and the library! Unfortunately this amount of history is fast being forgotten and trying to save it for generations to come is getting harder to stop it from crumbling away as the cost would be so expensive to preserve it. Back in its day just would have been so beautiful to admire and living within these walls, one could just totally escape from the outside world. I always look forward to your next chapter Till! You always do your research and present it in a way that it totally makes me there looking within this history that once was, totally immersed. Tobi captures the history with the photos and especially seeing that he was there 2 yrs ago before, gives the idea that since then and now how the state of these buildings are deteriorating quite quickly. Take care to you all!