2 Hours of Abandoned Places | History for Sleep (No Mid-Roll Ads)

Three full sleep documentaries back to back - two hours of the world's abandoned places, told slowly, with long pauses, quiet narration and no sudden changes in volume. Nothing here is designed to wake you up. An island city off Nagasaki that was once the most densely populated place on Earth. A four-and-a-half-kilometre building on the Baltic coast, built to sleep twenty thousand people and never once full. A German diamond town in the Namib Desert where the sand has come indoors, waist-deep through the doorways. Real history, real location photography, calm narration. No jump cuts, no dramatics, no loud stings. Long enough to fall asleep to and keep playing. Best listened to at a low volume with the screen off. CHAPTERS 0:00 Hashima - Japan's Abandoned Battleship Island 44:58 Prora - The 4.5km Resort That Was Never Once Full 1:27:05 Kolmanskop - The Diamond Town Buried in Sand MORE SLEEP DOCUMENTARIES Full playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL New field notes from forgotten places most weeks. Subscribe to come along. ABOUT THE WEATHERING HOUR Long-form sleep documentaries about abandoned places - derelict resorts, mining towns, military bases and whole cities left to the weather. Real history, real location photography, calm narration. Made for sleep, study, insomnia and quiet background listening. Photographs sourced from Wikimedia Commons under their respective licences. #sleepdocumentary #abandonedplaces #historytofallasleepto