Urban Exploration
Urbex Buddies is more than just a Lost Places map. Abandoned sites remain the main focus, but urban exploration also includes parkour spots, urban climbing challenges, viewpoints, tunnels, rooftops, and other urban locations. This landing page gives you clear entry points to quickly find relevant categories, regions, media, and public places.
The map shows public locations from the available urbex types. Location-based planning stays private in your account and app. Map data: OpenStreetMap. Markers link to public place pages with more info.
Urbex Types
Each urbex type has its own page with map, regions, categories, and matching locations. This way, you can find Lost Places, parkour, climbing, or other urban destinations without detours.
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Urban spots for parkour, freerunning, precision jumps and training lines.
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Hidden places beneath cities that hardly anyone knows about. Beneath many major cities lie vast labyrinths of tunnels with endless branches and shafts. Old maintenance shafts, escape tunnels, water systems, and much more. During the Cold War, many such tunnel systems were built so people could move between important buildings undetected. Many of the tunnels were so secret that they were not marked on official city maps. Even today, hidden tunnel systems like these are still regularly discovered during construction work.
View TypeLost Places, parkour spots, urban climbing targets, and other urban locations require different research approaches. This overview helps you quickly navigate from general urbex searches to relevant types, categories, regions, and detail pages.
Abandoned sites keep their own strong URL structure, regional pages, and category entries.
Other urbex types get their own entry points with maps, regions, categories, and matching locations.
Public content is visible on the web; sensitive planning, groups, and navigation remain protected.