An urban explorer visited an abandoned French castle once owned by victims of the Titanic disaster. “While exploring I felt a rush of emotions knowing the rich history of this castle and seeing it in such an abandoned state,” he added.īuilt in 1868, Norwegian businessman Engelhart Cornelius Østby saw interest in the renaissance-revival style period estate and purchased it in 1898, according to Awad. I have been exploring abandoned places for eight years now and this was by far my favorite explore.” “I was instantly in love with the rich history of the castle. “This location was always on the top of my list,” Awad, 32, told The Post. Located in an undisclosed location in Nievre, in the region of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Awad said he has come to learn about its history from other urban explorers, known as the “urbax” community. The result? A TikTok video that has already garnered more than 10.2 million views in which Awad gives viewers a tour inside the castle, which features fully furnished rooms with vintage rugs and furniture, wooden panels, built-in bookshelves and bed covers.
Ramy Awad, an urban explorer living in New York City, set out to central France to document an abandoned 19th-century castle, which he claims was once home to victims of the Titanic disaster. Jerry Lewis’ longtime Las Vegas home lists for $2.7M
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