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Closed for 40 years ~ Abandoned Portuguese Noble Palace with all its belongings

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I like this place, cool kichen Comment from : Livi

It always makes me feel so sad to see such a beautiful place falling apart Its really great that you can document, capture it on film before it's gone! ❤🙏 This place needs to be restored So many wonderful treasures from a very interesting period of time Comment from : Tara Nicole

Leslie, een gieter in engels is watering can😗 Comment from : Neta

Fantástico 😮 Comment from : Valéria Aparecida da Conceição Santos Santos

Yes breathtaking loved it so much Comment from : Jo Lombardi

HEY!!! Who is paying that electric bill?!! Seriously! Comment from : Carri Piller

The orange clay in the kitchen is Terra cotta Comment from : Carri Piller

The animal is a possum Comment from : Carri Piller

The mesh in the seating is called caning Comment from : Carri Piller

why is it not sold and the antiques sold off to raise money to restore it who owns it Comment from : Tess McNamara

😂 Everyone all over the world 🌎 probably puts those shells 🐚 to their ears😂 I always did with the conch shells ❤ Comment from : Kathleen Lawton

That stuffed animal looks like our American opposum Comment from : Michelle Park

Re: the pianothose are piano hammers They strike the strings inside the piano when you play the keys Comment from : Donna Martin

Hermosos tus videos, muy interesantes Te veo desde Córdoba Argentina Gracias por usar tu suéter con la inscripción de Patagonia ,una parte al sur de mi país Creo q es hora de cambiar tus guantes 😅 ❤ Saludos 😊 Comment from : viviana arellano

Electricity still working? Did you get it turned on? Comment from : mikecar52

La Cruz de Malta Eran nobles Comment from : Sandra Rosa López

من مصر❤اتابع ❤شابوه لفريق العمل ❤من الملفت للنظر انكم لم تعرضوا صورة القلعة الخارجية وهذه المرة الأولى لماذا 😮😮😮 Comment from : Faten mohamed

Las cruces son templarias Los templarios tuvieron posesiones en Portugal y aunque no coincide la epoca de los templarios con la construcción del castillo, si es posible que fuera un descemdiente o un apadionado de los templarios Comment from : tarantela la aprediza

Hi Lesley! Thank you for another great exploration The scissors hanging on the wall of the kitchen were actually sheep shears Growing up, we always five, or six, sheep on the place, and these shears are what my father and I used to shear the sheep brbrThe eating area, behind the kitchen, you referred to as the informal dinning room of the family was the servants hall, or dinning room A noble family would have never, ever, walked through the kitchen to a dinning room brbrAlso, some of the metal items you refer to as copper, looks a lot more like brass And brass is lot heavier than copper I’m not sure when the practice began, but, most doorknobs made of metal, even now, are made from brass due to its high anti-bacterial quality brbrExplore on!brbr-Mychael brDallas, Texas Comment from : Mychael Colyar-Long

As an American whose family left basically no heirlooms behind, it staggers me that these incredible pieces of antique furniture weren't valued enough to be taken out of this house and either put into a modern storage facility, or passed on to be appreciated by other members of the family Even one item with such immense historical and personal significance would be a cherished possession to someone like me Comment from : synth -chan

The cross of the order of Malta and / or The Cross of the Ordr of Sao Bento de Avis of Portugal Comment from : Debra Spatcher

While I enjoyed the segment, I noticed you completely missed the beautiful columns in the kitchen doorways Comment from : Maria Ramirez

Pretty sad that none of the family cared enough to keep and pass down the house or even the pictures What's wrong with people I would love to have this place and know my ansestors history I live in the US and don't know anything of my ansestors from Wales and England I wish I did Comment from : julie mathews

Looks like a step back into the last century Comment from : julie mathews

👍👍👍👍 Comment from : RITA SWEDIA

I just love your excitement, Leslie, as you and Danny travel through these old places It's extremely entertaining You two really know how to entertain your viewing audience Keep them coming! Comment from : Ali Callahan

この城を相続の継続ができなかったって悲しいですね。br幽霊出そうですねw Comment from : 軌道ゆーりん子

Wow bagus dan indah sekali jd pingin punya ranjang yg indah bgt berhayalboleh jika tdk di pakai mengapa tdk jd mesium saja atau di bagi keorang yg membutuhakan salah satunya saya Comment from : Dian wiratna

Wow,, always incredible watching your exploring vidios Comment from : Rhachelle Macapia

Hello,,from Philippines,,new subscriber I watch your exploring vidios,,god bless sir Comment from : Rhachelle Macapia

Bros of Decay that was awesome house noble Palace with all t's belongings I very surprise about what I saw very interesting thank you for sharing this with me Comment from : Davespoems andsongs

So sad that all theses beautiful places die off go under ! Makes you wonder what happened to the people who once lived there! We can only pray for them Comment from : Robin Forest

need v neck t shirt for womenlove your show very goodI have learned from you what names there are for the same things in different countriesso interestingOne thing to improve things is to have an app on your phone so you can translate words written in different languages Comment from : jane Danforth

Lesley Portugal é rica em casas abandonadas com tudo dentro 😮 mas impressionante são as fotos deixadas Comment from : Teresa Cristina Fraga de Oliveira

How does the Family keep warm in the bedrooms ? I don't see any Fireplaces, Radiators or Wood Heaters Comment from : Shelia Baker

je suis portugaisça me semble un petit château familial noble de campagne , on portugais SQLAR se vois signes de richesse fin du siècle 19 et début siècle 20 j'ai connu plusieurs maisons de famille de riches propriétaires du début siècle 20; aucune aussi riche, comme celle la,,si les grands parents ont arrivé aux années 70, ils ont pas trop modernisé la maison, quelques nouvelles commodités, les frigos , la cuisinière; la nappe plastique la électricité et les carreaux fins dus années 60je pense trop de signes nationalistesune maison comme ça fermé dans son jus, doive avoir problèmes de héritiers Comment from : Fernando António

Леслиты супер !!!!! низкий поклон тебе ! твои видео - восторг ! Comment from : Оля Михайлова

Looks like a possum Comment from : Connie Slaymaker

Why is the one picture on the wall above the bench blurred out? Comment from : Connie Slaymaker

Kinda crappy Comment from : Joe Goins

If that palace could talk It has many stories to tell Comment from : Chris Asi Romeo

Love watching your videos There's alot of templar symbolism in that house One of their treasure could be in there Portugal is one of the main camp of the templars That family probably has templar blood Comment from : Chris Asi Romeo

Brak tłumaczenia na język polski ,szkoda Comment from : madmaciek111

Looks like an ice box Comment from : Janett Porter

The area in the house is the guards setting area the horn and the water flask for the guards Comment from : Reneliza R Solis

could you speak up instead of whispering all the time Comment from :

How is this possible ? Comment from : Ginger Chapel

Lo forbici sono per tosare le pecore Comment from : patrizia boldrini

Oh Lord, where do I start? The stuffed animal is a badger The pots you said were clay on the shelf in the kitchen are terracotta The large urns with lids standing on the floor are for grain The bird above the fireplace is not an Eagle but is a Phenix The shears in the kitchen are for topiary but they also used them to shear sheep originally, before electric was invented The kitchen table in stately homes was for the servants In England they would eat mutton or bread & dripping after the masters were served their main meals in the dining room It's not just in Portugal that the electricity is still connected but in some French mansions/castles, and there was one in Sweden I've seen about 5 urbex videos where the electric was still connected Someone is obviously still paying the utility bills, so not as abandoned as you think they are I absolutely love this place, though The architecture, stained glass, wood carvings, and furniture are just phenomenal Thanks for the tour from both of you 😊 I love the way your Portuguese friend, Danny keeps correcting you when you get carried away with your descriptions of items "err not really, it's this or it's that" haha 😅 You make a good team! Keep up the good work Greetings from Manchester, UK 🇬🇧 Comment from : Santina Crolla

Thanks Danny and Leslie another beautiful place Comment from : Judy Parsons

Da war eine moderne Energiesparlampe in dem Schlafzimmer?? Dann ist der Ort noch nicht sehr lange verlassen Comment from : Katharina Demerdjieva

What a poor bathroom for this palace Maybe the money was running out Comment from : Katharina Demerdjieva

This metal pot in the dining room i know from spain I think it's a undertable oven I found the same in my spanish historic house Comment from : Katharina Demerdjieva

Sinatra! Question - why is Danny (a man) wearing womens nail varnish? Comment from : Gertrude

An amazing video! The brush and shell shaped pan in the dining room is a crumb brush, for sweeping crumbs of the table Comment from : Ian McMurtrie

Very nice antique Comment from : Sheila Minoza

Vous êtes de quelle origine? Comment from : Francis LeBrun

It's a humidifier Comment from : Shelley Belcher

In the dining room the pan on the floor in English is sometimes called a braiser It would most likely have hot coals in to keep the room warm and also fill metal foot rests to warm the feet with the coals The box was an "ice chest" for cool drinks I have seen smaller pots like those on top of the ice chest in French they are Chocolatetier to make hot chocolat in The brush and pan are for "crumbing" the table between courses, called a "Silent Butler" Love it all Comment from : Cathleen Cumpton

The things on the wall are sheep shears Comment from : Deborah Evans

There is no way this place is abandoned Comment from : Vance Gilmore

This one was incredible I've watched it 2 times so far it reminds me of back in the same times as the old Dark Shadows shows You guys have the most handsome accents I could listen all day to you talking 🤭 Comment from : Corinthian Konstantinovna

Hi Lesley and Danny thank you for another beautiful mansion all the photos of the family are wonderful I can imagine all those people passing through this home The Dining chairs and Sideboard Cabinets are stunning The Dinner ware and Glasses are beautiful also The Shears are Sheep shearing blades, we had a lot of them in Australia in the old daysbrThe TV would have been fancy 40 years ago ! Comment from : Froggie Redcliffe

About a third of Portugal is abandoned I lived there for nine months Comment from : Tessa Schlesinger

Magnifique demeure avec Beaucoup de petits objets décoratifs (de Belgique) Comment from : Camille Delhougne

Une vraie salle de bal Comment from : Camille Delhougne

Great job Thank you Comment from : Ginger Bread

altijd lekker om met die kerels door die huizen te struinen, ik hou der van👍 Comment from : Huib jan Niessink

Do you ever find some old old bibles? Comment from : Virginia Southerland

The flags are pennants They show who is in residence, and noble visitors You guys do great work Sometimes l want to yell through the phone when you guess what something is and are wrong and l know what it is I am close to seventy nine and grew up with things my grandmother used, and my mom used too I have been in love with antiques and old stuff since l was young Comment from : Jenny Grotemeyer

fresh explore, yo - thanks Comment from : Gary Busey

Love all the magnificent carving Comment from : Leta Pearson

@24:36 Those are work benches from the time before oil, gas and electric lightning Comment from : Mieszko Herburt

Tens a certeza que está abandonado? Comment from : THE LAST OF US

Nice channel to follow Blown away bij the impression you gave from this house Thank you Those kinds of houses should be preserved, a pity that there is no interest in them because there are so many of them in Portugal Comment from : Ron Van Rijn

Hi I look your explorations from Miami Florida I am boricua Thanks😊❤ Comment from : Yolanda Monge

That kitchen was so spacious and functional 😮 know that once that was occupied and running the normal days with a living family it’s sad to see how places died off 😢 Thank you Leslie& Danny , always a pleasure to watch yr videos !❤👏🏻👍 Comment from : MJ Richards

the object in question at approximately 34:30, is an ash-bucket Used to empty out hot ash and embers, out of wood burning fireplaces Love your videos, I think you're a really respectable young man, mature past your years It's truly commendable and surely recognized Comment from : Kizz B

I was so transported by going to this house with you Leslie and Danny It was like the most wonderful dream, and in the dream I lived in this house back in the time I could just see myself in my mind’s eye sitting by the fireplace in that room with the huge huge chimney all the way up! I could feel myself sitting at the big formal dinning table with special guests and asking to have the platter passed to me I could imagine myself pouring water into my wash bowl in the morning and splashing the cool water on my face, drying with the linens, and hanging the washing cloth on one of the ornate hooks on the wash stand This is the most special house I have ever ever seen I love it more than I can even say Speechless, indeed Thank you a million times for showing me this house I will never forget it! Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

Thanks! Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

The white container under the sink in the upstairs bedroom in English is called a “water can”, or “watering can” Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

Creation of animals also called farming? Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

Amazing the ice chest! I love it Was lined with tin? Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

Perhaps the shears were for shearing sheep’s wool Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

The woven bench and sunbathing chair are what English speakers call “caned chairs”, or “cane chairs” The taxidermy animal I believe, is a Badger They are not found too much in Boston, Massachusetts where I live, but I recognize and by the way no reasonable person should taxidermy their family pet No Just no Comment from : Darcy Dorwart

Hi Leslie Uma dica Qdo explorar estes lugares Evite ligar interruptores Pode Causar Curto circuito Dévido Unidade Ou até Mesmo Ferrugem Ok Amo vc amo seus vídeos Sucesso infinito ❤ Comment from : mommy

Loved this episode Comment from : Hudson Frank

Omg open it!!! The canisters! Another great castle! Always enjoy you Leslie and Danny Thank you take care of yourselves Comment from : Ma McCallum

That dinette set is worth unbelievable money! I fell in love with this place omg wha5 a find but how…just how does someone leave that all behind?! Comment from : Ma McCallum

That Lady in the photo didn’t look happy what so ever Comment from : Ma McCallum

Dudes, you simply MUST start wearing masks and gloves in every house Even if you think it’s not “cool,” it is less cool to have respiratory problems💗 Comment from : Valerie

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