In this video Explomo and I explorer this huge abandoned mansion of a Portuguese Musician. The farmhouse was built in 1888 and a very religious Portuguese family live here. I don't know the exact history of this farmhouse but in one of the letters you can read something about divorce, or the divorce of the son, I'm not sure about what. The man and the woman had 5 children and they lived here with their wives. The man loved classical music, especially music from Beethoven, Chopin, and Mozart. One of his sons was a rally driver, even speed competitions in classic vehicles, that's why the classic cars and racer cars are outside.
This large farm has two grand pianos, a chapel, lots of old classic furniture, photos, old letters from the '50s, and cars outside.
Unfortunately, this place got abandoned in the '70s.
Don't know why but I love this Farmhouse. Maybe it's because I felt comfortable with it but it is one of the places on my top 10 favorite.
Thanks for watching this episode of RoadTrip with Explomo in Portugal!!
(This has recorded in July 2019)

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All music from Youtube Audio Library
End Card Music by Tyler Jøseph/Twenty Øne Piløts - Unreleased Demo "I Need Something"

!!ATTENTION!!
This video is not intended to practice or encourage any act of vandalism, theft, violence or any other type of crime!!
I simply want to photograph and document places that are abandoned or that are going to be demolished.
Don't ask for locations. All these places need to be preserved!!

Exploring an Abandoned Mansion of Musician from 19th Century
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