We visited what was originally a small sandstone gallery, then a German underground shelter during the war as protection from air raids, located near the airport.

We visited the abandoned Nazi underground factory Rabštejn in the sandstone rocks, in 2024 at the end of November we visited Werk B, since we could not find the entrance to Werk H, we explored only Werk B part which was empty, but there were interesting passages to the cave. In June 2025 we found Werk H which was a bit better and there were diesel tanks named as a fuel store, during the war prisoners from the Rabštejn concentration camp were transported to all these parts, especially to Werk B, where they worked in difficult conditions, making fighter engines for planes and various parts.

We visited an abandoned preserved house where everything was left, or rather a cottage. About twenty years ago, there was a murder of two seniors and their dog, when the perpetrator broke into the cottage and in the meantime, before the seniors returned from the store, he managed to kill them and their dog, the strange thing is that he did not break anything and the cottage was unlocked, in the house everything was left.

We visited an abandoned children's institution where, under the communists, patients were abused, locked in caged beds in the attic, given cold water on a cot in the basement, forced to eat food from the ground, and even physically punished, they didn't have a mortuary so the dead bodies were thrown freely into one room and because of the poor connections to the village they often waited until the next day for the undertaker to come to collect the body, there are toys of child patients, a cart, documents and so on, the children were looked after by nuns who treated them cruelly. Allegedly, a girl named Jana jumped out of the institution and committed suicide, the place has a very unpleasant atmosphere.

We visited the abandoned sand mines 13 meters below Prague, once upon a time sand was mined in these sandstone rocks. The place is a huge labyrinth, it was difficult to navigate here, we crawled in narrow spaces in the caverns in the sandstone and risked our lives, it was really cramped. We spent four hours here.