Imber
Imber
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Imber is an abandoned village in Wiltshire, England, except with a catch. It was cleared out by the British Military in 1943, during WWII, to be modified for a training ground for the US military in preparation for D-Day. Following the war, it prevailed as a training ground for the British military. But during the 1970s, houses were demolished and new houses were built for urban warfare training. The only architecture that’s still standing is a medieval church. The area is out of bounds, but if you are lucky enough you possibly will be able to enter as there are occasional openings.
