Unsolved Celebrity Death linked to Abandoned Luxury Hotel
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- Urban Exploration: Abandoned Hotel Silver Swan with everything left behind (English and German subtitles are available!) Episode #145
This time, we discuss the mysterious death of a world-famous entertainer. For that, we headed to a remote ski resort in the Austrian Alps to explore her former property: A four-star hotel that was abandoned many years ago after the financial ruin of the celebrity. After many years on the stage, she died under mysterious circumstances. To this date, it remains an inexplicable incident. But the derelict hotel in the Alps is closely linked to her fate. During our exploration, we discovered her penthouse she was living in for many years. The splendor is still present until this day. We also found many of her personal belongings here. Join us in this video, to learn the sad story of a great personality. #urbex #abandonedplaces #bwturbex
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Music:
"One Last Drama" - Philip Ayers
"In Continuum" - Jean Leonti
"Falcon Crest on Acid" - So Vea
"High Seas" - Andreas Boldt
"Fairy Prion" - Dust Follows
"Love Lost" - Aerocity
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"Derail" - Yellowbase
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This episode focuses a lot on a personal story. Should we continue doing this or do you think it is too private? Let us know if you want to know stories of buildings or stories of people.
Please also let us know how many swans you can count in this video!
YES! Please keep telling the personal stories!! It is history that needs to be told! It adds faces, names and give an emotional aspect that needs to be seen and heard when looking at their decayed homes. This way you can picture them in their home cooking, cleaning, reading books or out in the farm feeding their animals. I did not know that this beautiful entertainer suffered from nerve damage. I can relate. Im waiting for surgery on my back so I can walk better and hopefully rid the the pain I'm in. Thank you for what you do! Stay safe!
10 swans?
Yes its better that we get history as well as it helps us understand why things happen!
It makes the places more than just places, and shines light onto things that would otherwise just be forgotten.
I actually enjoy it a lot. a lot of stories are left untold. abandoned properties arent just hollow shells, they all hold a rich history. from an abandoned farmhouse in the middle of the woods to a multimillion mansion. history needs to be preserved in some way. people like you are helping preserve it.
You guys keep stepping up the cinematography!
And no promotions for shit video games.
my two favs coming together :')
The way they do actual research into the stories & history behind the locations is what makes this the best Urbex channel, a cherry on top is their superior artistic cinematography.
You should continue with the personal tragic stories as it also keeps their memory alive.
This actually is one of the main reasons for urbexers..
Agreed
I think you understand .
the swan probably an homage to her ballet background. such a pretty and talented lady, so sad her life ended in a tragic way.
That is an interesting thought!
Yes. Swan lake is a physically DEMANDING ballet. Very few make the cut...and being chosen for it paves your way in many ways. I studied dance as a teen..and part of my education was dance theory...i did not know what had happened to her. How sad her ending. We covered her...and watched videos of her to study...she was brilliant.
thats what i told myself when i saw it in a close up, c est ce que je me suis dit quand je l'ai vue en angle raproché.
Swan=ballerina
This is the first video of yours that I've seen. I've never heard of this lady, but her story made this an exceptional watch. Much more sensitive and professional than many other urbex channels. I always wish I knew more about the people who lived in these abandoned places, so the back story made it so much more interesting. You've got a new subscriber.😊
I lost count of the swans before you even mentioned counting them. However I can give you an idea of why the Swan theme may have been so prevalent throughout the hotel. Being as she has been a ballerina her whole life, she would have dreamt possibly even danced in the famous ballet Swan Lake. Next to the Nutcracker it is something every young girl studying ballet hopes to dance in. Having danced myself when I was young, I remember striving to be as perfect as a swan. Swans are a symbol of grace and beauty. So perhaps when she put her entire fortune into her husband's hotel, the swans were here personal touch of grace and elegance. Dancers often have a hard life. They put so much into dance and as they are training there is the constant nag in the back of your mind that you are not good enough. In order to make it to the principle level you must push your body farther and harder than the others in order to be noticed. So if she suffered from depression it is not surprising. So much of a dancers life is based off looks that when you get too old to dance or your body wears out, you become painfully aware of how you look. Instead of having all the grace suddenly you look like a cripple. It's a harsh reality of a dancer. So it is possible that she suffered such a severe depression that she couldn't bear it any longer and simply jumped. Anyways another great video. Looking forward to the next. 👍😁
for the swam, i thoug the same thing and as for the dancing thing, i find it sad because x months ago i told myfel and realise tat dancing is not made to be judge at or to make fun at, its made to have fun and to helps get rid of your negativity energy. i wish dance concour and definatly beauty concour would ceaseto exist becuase i find it ridiculous that in a world over 1 billion pepol u ket 3 to 5 pepol tell you u do not dance well or your not beautiful, i remeber x years ago seeing part of a beauty concour documentary and seeing 1 in brasil and theres was a girl that could not stoped cryng and saying how ugly she his and i was like WO YOU ARE KIDDING ME, SHES 1 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN I EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE, i wish i was there to tell her how truly beautiful she hes until she stop seeing the lies and also after we kiss and more.
She seems to me like an Austrian Edith Piaf. To the sound of her voice, to the tragedy of her life before and during fame. Learning of these influential people and their haunting lives is saddening and just as beautiful. Your storytelling is inspiring and truly allows viewers to explore the curiosity behind forgotten lives and buildings. Please continue this amazing journey of exploration for us all to love vicariously through you.
What a grand hotel very high end . I noticed items from early times through the 80s. I must say early photos of this lady WOW she was so very pretty! Awesome video! Thanks for takn us along....Peace.
That Swan faucet is probably made out of silver. The set I have also have sliver hot and cold water controls.
The cost of mine was around $1500 twenty years ago.
Just so you guys know....
This has to be my favorite to date! Such a sad story of this talented woman. Thank you for telling her story.
We hope she will be remembered!
Love the story behind it! Gives the beautiful location that much more character. Her legacy won't be forgotten because you guys helped to document the hotel she loved so much.
I counted 6 swans. Suicide is a terrible tragedy. Seeing the remains of her life like this is also just so sad. You were very respectful though.
What a grand place that must have been in it's glory days ! Great explore but yet again sad to see such beautiful place and history slowly falling apart and soon to be forgotten completely
That's why we try to document the place and its story! :)
@@bwturbex yea i know .. that's why i love explorers who treat the places with respect.
I read about the upcoming game Chernobylite. The developing team told they had filmed so much stuff in Pripyat and surroundings for the game that some parts are now gone for good partly because of the major fires that raged there some time ago.
So i can compare it easily to exploring scene for saving important and almost forgotten history before it's really gone for good.
I wish something so beautiful could have been restored. A sad ending for such a talented lady.
Name of that lady?
VERY interesting story!
Ты тоже делаешь интересный видео ^^
Absolutely love this video! The back story although sad was very interesting and added to the mystic of the down fall of this once beautiful hotel! Bravo my friends keep up the good work!❤
Love from Brazil ! ❤️🏚
You guys always explore the coolest, most unique places! And the scenery is so so beautiful 😍 I love how you guys take the time to recreate old photographs and try to figure out when/why places get abandoned. I like how you told the story of the woman in this video - it was interesting but didn’t reveal too much. Best wishes from Canada 🇨🇦
The building and old style furniture is very impressive; the personal story while it ends sadly, is very interesting.
I'm always interested what's behind the story of a building or people. While a story of poeple are often harder to find they are always interesting to know about. Keep up the great work!
I like the personal stories. I also truly like the fact that you go in and document what you see without taking anything. I am sure that sometimes the temptation may arise but the respect you
have for what you are doing ensures that you never give in. Continue your good work, these are amazing. Kev
I REALLY love how you recreate old photos.....it's fascinating to see the differences.
A big yes to more of this type of content. The sorrow, kindness, love, tribulations were bitterly sweet. I feel I really got to know so much about this particular lady all within the structure of urbex.
Thank you. Continued blessings for doing such incredibly beautiful work. So yes to more personal stories.
Okay thanks for the feedback! If you like stories, have you checked out the exclusive adventure story on our Patreon page yet?
I know this story made me automatically click the subscribe button! I personally love the human stories behind the dust and cobwebs. This woman was fascinating with a glittering life most people can only dream of. But she had a sad and ignominious end. A reminder of how fleeting life is.. done respectfully. Well done and stay safe! Regards from a locked down Ireland! ☺️
You're my favourite urbex channel! You research, you take beautiful shots and you shut up. That's invaluable in my opinion :) Thanks for great content!
Incredibly well narrated. Cheers from San Diego California.
You know you’ve been watching to much crime drama when your first rection to this sad death was the husband did it.
Really love how you all showcase the architecture and also added stories behind the locations. Thank you for being respectful of the sites. That's what true urban exploring is about.
Let's give this a try. . . The video had everything to make it a full length movie. Gorgeous scenery, haunting back story, and beautiful places. I would dearly love to see more of this type of video since you treat your subjects with such sensitivity and respect. You brought her back to life. Your choice of music, your narration and cinematics were beautiful. I enjoyed the teams 'playing around'. It truly made it seem as if I accompanied you. The history you gave was great ~ starting her off as a young girl and following her thru her life. It was a sad story, but worth telling. Maybe today, if the hotel was open, people would enjoy the 'old timey' Cabaret style. Great job guys. Loved the video all around. Thank you so much for sharing!
this hotel looks stunning back then, didn't know that famous woman honestly, it's sad that her death remain unsolved
Such a great video and a sad story. I found it was very interesting that it involved someone’s life. I feel her story could be made into a film. I already have actresses in mind. I love your filming and commentary style ⭐️
Loved hearing the history and think more videos like this should be made!
This story, along with the exploration was very interesting. I subscribed. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of the episodes. I enjoyed this so much because it was the story of person and the building she lived in. Thank you.
Great video, and the story was very sensitively told. I give it a 5 swan review 🤣
Thanks, I like that better than stars :D
@@bwturbex 39 swans to the cinematographers!!! (With heart!❤)
Haha that's so swany of you
That place was so nicely decorated. It seemed seamless in the details and architecture. Your video was also seamless. The story of the dancer/ singer's life paired with the visuals was perfect. Once again, I love to see you guys enjoying your craft!!
Thanks Sandy! Till next time :)
The way they do actual research into the stories & history behind the locations is what makes this the best Urbex channel, a cherry on top is their superior artistic cinematography.
Thank you so much! The amount of work per final video minute is incredible.
I love this story. This should be made into a film about her life.
If the people`s stories are not shared here, they are probably forgotten entirely. Sad.
A glimpse into a grand dame hotel! The murals reminded me of my grandfather who had painted murals. Many of his works are lost. Some were painted inside of beautiful yachts which are presently resting on the ocean floor! He painted mermaids. We have one of his water colors with turquoise, lavender, and purple mystical coloring. My great uncle Harry Craig Smith also painted. He did quite a number of desert landscapes. He had a muted style. I researched his works and found many for sale online from prominent aution houses.
Simplicity and minimalism is luxury and those who understand this are really very very lucky and blessed.
Margot Werner.....
Interesting story, beautifully and respectfully told. I've never been out of the USA nevermind eastern Europe. I think the places where you guys visit are beautiful with interesting stories. This one, looks like a postcard.
Advice: after the pandemic is over, make sure to make a trip abroad.
It will either reinforce your beliefs, or change you forever.
Love this episode! Very interesting person she was. She reminds me of Meryl Streep! If they ever do a movie about her life, she would be easily cast
Yea she does actually,shes the german version
YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!! Love that you combined the building & person stories. LOVE the old vs now pictures.
My wife loves this channel as much as I do. This means I have to wait for her to get home before I can view it. Leaving a like before even watching it though, as I've yet to be disappointed by anything you gentlemen have produced. Can't wait.
Such an awesome feeling to imagine that people from another continent are waiting for each other to watch our videos together. Thanks for the support!
@@bwturbex That was an amazing video. We absolutely loved hearing the story behind that incredible location. Yes, it was a sad story, but it was done in a very respectful way. Some of the shots didn't seem real because of how beautiful they were. My wife and I were constantly rewinding certain scenes because of how beautifully done they were. Keep up the great work gentlemen.
As you guys say in the video, it is just too old fashioned. It was aboned 10 years ago but it looks like something straight out of the 70's (look at the curtains and the tiles in the swimming pool area)
A lot of these places still exist in the alps. Large complexes where hundreds of guests can stay at a time, claiming to be 4 stars and luxurious, but the reality is that the hotel can barely keep the outdated stuff running and thus has no money left for renovations or investments. Eventually even the families who have been going to the same hotel for years stop coming because it is not worth the expense anymore.
But then again, often within the village a new hotel is built. Or, what is especially popular right now: these investment parks with individual chalets equiped with all the luxury you need like a sauna and whirlpool. Families start to go there and in 30 years you get the same effect as what happend with these grand hotels, they get outdated.
As a dutch I really like wintersports, but I am worried for the future: Corona, global warming and the effect on the natural landscape with all the new chairlifts being built.
Aquecimento global😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂conta outra
This was a sad one albeit very interesting. I love stories with a back story. ☺️
We do too!
Is there a particular reason this “world-famous” entertainer’s name wasn’t said in this video? It’s a bit frustrating to watch this and not know who she is. Outside of the German-speaking world I’m not sure she is/was all that world famous.
I was wondering the same!
I looked up Austrian dancer turned singer
I could not find her music on Shazam. Dying to know who she was!
Thanks to all, yes. I found her name online. What a tragic beauty.
Whats her name...??? I couldn’t found her
You popped up it the blue, and I’m so glad you did. Thoroughly researched on the history of the place, I find this so important. I have subscribed.
As always, masterful storytelling. I could feel both her extravagance and her sorrow. TFS, guys! ✌🏻
so, mission accomplished :D
Amazing work guys, the personal stories are fascinating, and I understand why you kept details vague... Although it gave me enough to do my own digging and learn more about her.
I've had a lifelong passion for abandoned places, dreaming of them since early childhood. What a treat to get to experience as we get to tag along on your adventures! I love that there's both a personal and positive energy about yourselves. I've def subscribed... keep up the amazing work, stay safe and blessed...
Hi, I would love more video's like this please Till. A very sad ending to a beautiful old hotel and also to the lady who owned it. Thanks for sharing. xx
Awh, this was absolutely beautiful; a tragic tribute, in a way.. really enjoyed learning about her this way. 🌹🌹
I appreciate your time and effort with ALL your adventures. Ty for sharing your videos and information about them with us ALL. I love the buildings and the stories about the people too. Absotively awesome work you ALL do. Ty from NY State by the original Woodstock NY. 🏞👍. GOD bless you ALL
Thanks for watching!
Such a touching and sad story but you portrayed it very well and very respectfully. Thanks for this!
Love your videos. You narrate better than anyone I have watched. Keep up the excellent work.
Thanks a lot, we'll sure keep it up
I've just discovered your channel through this video and I'm so impressed! As a huge fan of urbexing I'm thrilled to find a channel with such high production value and cinematography. Good urbex videos is all about capturing the atmosphere of the abondoned places and by adding the personal story of who inhabited the place add a lot to the viewing experience. So I agree that you should do more like this.
I'm off to binge watch the rest of your videos now!
this has a really emotional backstory. thank you so much for sharing it, this place looks absolutely beautiful. i would have loved to take a walk through it, when it was at its peak. love coming from america 💗
It always saddens me to see beautiful furniture rotting in abandoned places. So many things could be repurposed- lamps, drawer pulls, stair railings, chandeliers, etc. such a shame that the current owners won’t get busy and sell off some of those things.
Fantastic video... love the idea of exploring abandoned buildings and lesrning about the history behind them. Can't wait for your next video 👍
In the meantime you can check out some of our older episodes, they are in a very similar style! :)
Really well done. I enjoy hearing the background stories.
WOW. This was great. You have visited much more interesting places than this, but the story mixed in makes the whole video so very interesting. Great job!!!
Thanks buddy!
As someone with many friends in the Tyrolean hospitality industry and against the backdrop of the Corona Crisis, the state of this hotel almost brings me to tears. When the hotel went bankrupt, it took the whole village with it. Instead of finding a job in tourism, most younger residents now have to leave for the district's main town.
What happened in Ischgl this year was a mistake, but a mistake that was carried by many - the owners of the Kitzloch and other bars and hotels just as well as governor Platter, chancellor Kurz, and many tourists who decided to continue their skiing trip elsewhere instead of taking the order to quarantine seriously. If you know how much the state of Tyrol depends on tourism and how destitute people in the mountains were before it, it is hard to take part in another round of the blame game.
You are such a talented filmmaker, the mood you set is perfect, a bit mysterious, a little melancholy, always respectful. Such a good idea to try to match old photos to juxtapose old and new.
I’ve always been fascinated by abandoned places, especially when items are left and it’s like a time capsule, leaving me to wonder all the stories about the place. Like who lived there, for how long, what happened to them or did they leave? And why? Who is the owner now? Why have they left it to just decay? How long till nature reclaims the place?
So I am interested in the actual buildings and the history, but mainly in the context of the people who inhabited them. I’m always curious to know their stories.
Thank you for doing such a beautiful job of capturing these places before they completely go away. I’d love to travel around Europe again someday, I don’t know if or when I can, but I can enjoy a little tour with you guys in the meantime.
Brilliant. Hauntingly beautiful.
The quality and depth you go into in these videos is amazing. The next video sounds great!
Great to hear that you are not anti-graffitti!
@@bwturbex tbh I see graffitti as a kind of natural decay.
But I would like to know what it's like on the side of the graffitti artist.
Thanks for another great video. I was so happy to find your channel. It took searching through some painful videos from other youtubers where they just yell and react to things with no knowledge or history of the place. It was such a relief to find your videos. You manage to answer all the questions that pop into my head when watching. Thank you! I will look at Patreon when I am out of lockdown, I want to support your adventures :) Thanks again from a fan in NZ.
Absolutely beautiful scenery! What an interesting and sad story. Wonderful job as always, guys!!
I love this video, thank you! ❤💻
What a fascinating & beautiful woman! RIP 🥀🕯☮
Her music is amazing & the hotel is stunning! 👩🎤🎶🏰
One of the best things you guys do is show the picture you just took and then have the comparison from when the location you are at was still alive and prosperous
Absolutely beautiful cinematography and the way you all capture the feeling of the moment is unbelievable...LOVE YOU GUYS!!!
Thank you for *never* doing a promotion for Raid Shadow Legends!
ForestCat_Peter I see that shitty game EVERYWHERE
Beautifully presented. So sad
I counted 5 swans
Thank you
Having stayed in several European hotels as a kid I can appreciate (and miss) places like this in the old style. Thanks for another enjoyable episode.
So this tour must have awaken some of your memories I guess
@@bwturbex Yes, absolutely. The heavy German-style furniture, the ski slopes.
Amazing job in this episode. I enjoyed you sharing history but also her life story. You made it simple and very respectful as always.you are one of the best story tellers. Love from Canada. Stay safe xo
She was 74 when she died. I'd hardly call that going to an early grave. She knew her best days were behind her, she had no hope of ever being self supporting again.
We can only speculate, don't forget that.
@@bwturbex true, she might have had a stroke while at the edge of a balcony.
@@bwturbex LOL, it's not speculation that 74 is elderly.
This is a very sad story poor woman 😿💔 she was very beautiful
You find the best places with the best stories, human and architectural. Your cinematography is impeccable and the narration adds to the drama.
Glad to hear you like the style. Do you know some of our older episodes too?
I sure do! I've been following you for a couple of years and I'm one of your Patreon supporters.
Such a sad story, talented and beautiful, tragic end, amazing place, hope she found some peace , thank you for sharing , great video 👍🙂
This is why I dumped Josh, you guys do your homework... I actually got choked up in the end. Great reporting, I give you an Oscar!
Why do you find it strange that there are swans every where? She was a ballet dancer, hello! Ever heard of the Swan Lake?
Exactly. My first thought. Every ballet dancers dream is to dance in Swan Lake as the principle (and I’m not even interested in ballet). I think it’s a millennial thing that they don’t really know much outside their narrow sphere I’ve found.
It might be a rhetoric question but... Of course, I agree... Millennial urban explorers are generally quite shallow.
Jungs, das ist ein richtig richtig gutes Video! Kein Clickbait, ruhige, aber spannende Berichterstattung. So wünscht man sich das. Bitte macht immer weiter so!
In Ordnung, wir bleiben unserer Linie treu!
Wonderfully done. The story, complete with pictures and music, makes for an entertaining episode.
very sad for someone's life to go this way, all your hard works dream's come to a reality then just go bust. Very sad. Life can be very cruel. Excellent video however. Thank you for telling the story. xx
a perfect reminder that you cannot bring material things after death
Kinda hard to count swans as it seems same ones shown multiple times however, The Swan was in mite places than the faucets, maybe a theme to the Hotel...?
What a waste however with all the animals who need places to shelter safely...yes i know people too but animals have no voice, and are some of the most abused, neglected innocent beings in the world.
All over the world I see places that could have been donated, written off, given to honest shelters for animals , maybe also permanent sanctuaries for animals to live their lives...
Sad....
Take care guys...😚❤
Such a tragic and beautiful story. Thank you for telling with reverence and dignity. Good health to you all. God bless.
With a background story, your videos, are more interesting and have depth, you understand how every person has had a life rich with experiences, and leave behind memories, sometimes possessions, sometimes not,...Life is not guaranteed a tomorrow, all we have are the moments now, which create yesterdays memories,... I believe these videos are really important, to remember who she was, that she was loved, that she was important, she would have liked this. I think we all want to be remembered whenever our times comes, some write books, others are lucky enough, that you guys have created this special piece. Thank you from all the souls who have passed on. Please make more videos where we can remember someone, or a family,... whatever,.. it brings us all closer to understand, life may not be forever, so cherish, deeply cherish the moments, especially now, in 2021. Blessings to all on this journey.
More stories like this! Great work!
Well, not every abandoned place has such a background story but we'll try to keep it up ;D
What an amazing Work!
Love the back story. Loved this! Thank you
It's a really interesting video to watch. You guys are amazing!! Keep it up! Greetings from Malaysia!!
Watching your blog about the place brings us back from the past (what it looks like n to this present). Getting everything (luxurious place n successful) only brings temporary happiness, but ends up sadness. Looking all the physical interior of the hotel hold the sense of beauty and taste about the owner. 👍😊👍 I hope you could get the time of Jane Eyre's time.
Love the history and background info
She was a great personality!
@@bwturbex who was? why don’t you share her name?
If we share the name that place will be found immediatly.
I liked the personal story behind the old hotel; it adds depth.
Enjoyed seeing the ski town. I lived in Switzerland for 5 years and loved the reminder of the fantastic skiing we did there⛷Keep up the good work guys Greetings from Washington DC
We felt like showing this place without mentioning any of its dramatic and sad history would not be right
Thank you very much for keeping private on you got in and the respect you show to the property. (Damn vandals) This was an excellent video! I love the background you gave on all of it. This hotel was magnificent and exquisite just like the owners. Unfortunately this turned out quite sad. Mental health is so important. Love this content! Keep up the wonderful works that you do. Love seeing your faces. Stay safe and keep exploring 💗🇺🇸
Such a sad story 💔
Great video thanks but i think you should show us all on you tube the behind the scenes not just the patreon channel as we all support you guys in our own way by watching your videos and subscribing and liking videos! Thanks for the video it was awesome! Keep up the great work guys!
You're right when you say that all of you are supporting us by watching our videos and we are very thankful. Nevertheless we weren't able to travel, pay for accomodations, equipment and so on without the massive support of the guys over at patreon. So they diserve a special reward. Without them there would be no videos you could watch. So maybe consider joining them ;D
This was a grand and sad story.. I was so involved I forgot to count the swans.. Hey guys tell Cornelius I am still working on the Erwin Peters file.. I had an accident in my shop and am slowly recouping from it.. But have the file some what organized.. Will write to Marco later.. thanks guys this is a very fantastic video! I like this format// take care, be safe and carry on!
Well done and love the background story. Keep up the good work and looking forward to more detailed backgrounds of the places you explore.
Damn, I need a set of those Kaiser Beer glasses.