Delete a subsite sharepoint 2013 

Use this procedure to delete a subsite. After completing this procedure, the selected subsite including all document libraries, lists and list data, Web Parts, site settings, and configuration applied for that site is deleted.

Delete a subsite

  1. Open the parent site by using any one of the following methods:
    • Type the URL of the site in the Internet Explorer.
    • On the View Site Collection page, click the site collection that you want to view.
  2. Click Site Actions, and then click Site Settings. The Site Settings page appears.
  3. In the Site Administration section, click Sites and workspaces. The Sites and Workspaces page lists all subsites that are available in the parent site in a table.
  4. Click the delete icon corresponding to the subsite that you want to delete. The Delete This Site page displays a message to confirm the deletion of the site.
  5. Click Delete. A message appears to confirm that you want to delete the Web site and its contents.
  6. Click OK. The subsite that you selected is deleted.

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