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The explorer takes YouTube viewers through the creepy underground tunnelsCredit: YouTube\/@Urban-Expeditions 6<\/p>\n Mitchell said he found “abandoned rooms” and a “bricked network from old Glasgow”Credit: YouTube\/@Urban-Expeditions 6<\/p>\n He later finds several long-abandoned rooms, before reaching bricked-up wallsCredit: YouTube\/@Urban-Expeditions 6<\/p>\n He believes the tunnels were connected to Glasgow Central’s low-level railway lineCredit: YouTube\/@Urban-Expeditions<\/p>\n In a YouTube<\/a> video on the Urban Expeditions channel, the explorer takes viewers through the creepy underground tunnels which he believes were connected to Glasgow<\/a> Central’s low-level railway line.<\/p>\n During the exploration, he said he found “abandoned rooms” and a “bricked network from old Glasgow”.<\/p>\n Mitchell said he found an access point by “sheer luck” and crawled through a small hole to get underneath the bustling street.<\/p>\n And he described the site as “creepy”.<\/p>\n He later found several long-abandoned rooms, before reaching boarded-up and bricked-up walls.<\/p>\n After climbing through boarded-up rooms, Mitchell found a number of items including gloves, oil tins, keys and forgotten tools.<\/p>\n He also discovered some sandstone blocks from a building which he describes as “marvellously designed”.<\/p>\n The area is on the edge of Grahamston – Glasgow’s lost village which was demolished to make way for the train line.<\/p>\n Mitchell said: “It was a privilege to get to see hidden Glasgow history, it was just sheer luck to see an access point – but to then crawl through a small hole is not recommended to others.<\/p>\n “I really enjoyed this place but it is so minuscule to what I believe is out there to be uncovered and re-looked at for future generations to admire and know more of Glasgow’s history.<\/p>\n Inside bizarre abandoned \u2018love motel\u2019 where randy couples bonked on beds shaped like boxing rings & fairground rides<\/p>\n “I have some adventure training as well as rescue training but never progressed in that field as a career but I do hold credentials that benefit my explorations.<\/p>\n “So just for safety’s sake, I like to remind others to not imitate what they see. Especially this area.<\/p>\n “It was insightful to see in this underground area though as I always assumed that there must be something there.<\/p>\n “I had hoped for Grahamston remnants, but this layer is one of which that covered Grahamston essentially, in the railway’s construction for creating Central Station.<\/p>\n “I feel that in these forgotten hidden places there is some form of energy or something peculiar that many pick up on. <\/p>\n “A sometimes scary feeling and other times comforting and calming, either way, it is easily noticeable in contrast to non-abandoned places.<\/p>\n “Maybe it’s just the melancholy visuals of old workers’ equipment and not knowing who they were, but it grants a closeness to history that most museums don’t have. It’s raw and feels alive.”<\/p>\n![\"Interior](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/hidden-glasgow-tunnels-https-www-986530940.png\")
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