Untouched abandoned Luxembourgish MILLIONAIRES Mansion - Everything left behind

Somewhere in Luxembourg we found this incredible abandoned millionaire's mansion with everything left behind inside. 9 years ago it was left by family Wagner and it has been vacant and untouched ever since. Enjoy this tour in the most incredible abandoned property in the little country of Luxembourg.

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[LaLinyaChele]

I just wanted to thank the young man for being so respectful in someone’s home! It really means a lot!

[Itsklydee]

It is only proof that at the end everything you own will be left behind. We must stay humble and stay kind to each other coz there is no permanent and everything we have is just temporary.

[depressedgato]

This is another prof that no matter what you own or make in this life, when the end gets you, you left everything behind no matter how expensive it is or how long it took you to get it. Live your life at full and enjoy the little things in life.

[puppy_love]

This is the main reason why having a healthy simple life is more important than materials things can buy. Do good, live good and stay humble in many possible ways.

[connielong]

Even tho it's been a year I feel like saying, Finally, a true millionaire's abandoned mansion. You young men have done a courtesy to your craft. You are aware of the value of different pieces, able to identify different pieces, use utmost respect for the fabulous home. I've watched a couple of your videos and I appreciate your delivery. Many years to come 🦋

[aerorella]

It's rare to see guys your age appreciating this stuff rather than stealing or tearing it up. Thank you for your videos that show your appreciation, and your talent and keen eye for detail.

[NadiahC]

Makes us remember not to be over materialistic, one day we'll leave it all behind.

[princessbill]

While watching it my brains worked fast forward and realized no matter how you work hard to live in your dream house in the end of days it will be just be left behind worthless and abandoned. My heart sank on that thought and for the person who was living alone there on the last days of his life😭

[altahanlon]

Thank you for letting us look at how these people lived. It's sad to see such places abandoned and falling into disrepair.

[janashah]

Wonderful visit of an abandon mansion, but my heart always wrenching while i see such old abandoned mansions …. It tells us we all r temporary here. No matter how rich we are….. 😰

[luralu]

I like the fact that I never heard him say he wanna have or bring something or how much some vintage stuff costs if ever he'd sell it or take it even as a joke. Very respectful and has a positive way of describing what he sees.

[jillburkeen]

The one thing that gets me is why don’t you look at expiration dates on the food Etc???? This would answer many questions of when the abandonment happened

[ancientstarqueen]

Based on all the items in the home, it looks like the family that lived there like to travel and collect things from all over the world.

[AneesSharifVohra]

Shattered by time .. nothing forever ... Painful fact...
So each second of Life is precious..guys enjoy your time..i feel so sad .. people homes into decay

[carmenneumann]

I just love how you focus on items and details.

[gailsimmons]

I believe those tubes in the arched window were artillery shell casings.

[lianafedha]

If this was in US, it would be an 'estate sale' ASAP followed by an episode of hoarders.

[antoniocastro]

Whaching this just makes me sad, in fact, almost sick, like im feeling empty, just because one day we are here, doing so many things, like travel, watch some movies, driving our car, go out with our pets, diner with some friends on restaurants, well, the daily things we like to do, but for some reason, that day comes, the day we leave this world, this life, our loved ones... But even if we have the normal ending, witch was working our whole life until 65 years old, just to spend 10, or in the best option, 20 years, being more older, just waiting for our dead, and watching our health going down, until that day, our eyes just close forever, finnaly... Yeah, this is our life, working, workin, and working, just to stop at 65, and then we are only wayting for our last breath...

[DINO-MYTE]

I grew up in USA. By your descriptions, you would think I am a millionaire. I live comfortable here. My region is very expensive to live here. In other country, I don't see as much thrown away. This makes me consider what to hold on to and how much abundance I should part with. I came with nothing, I leave with nothing.

[melodycrawford]

I guess they didn’t have any family to pass their stuff down to them 😞 so sad !! So strange how they just let everything!