
Unfortunately, it was too expensive to restore this luxurious spa. Instead, a new one was buildt, but it’s beauty is not even close to this one. If you like this spa, you might want to view the images taken in the “Non Plus Ultra” castle in Italy.
Unfortunately, it was too expensive to restore this luxurious spa. Instead, a new one was buildt, but it’s beauty is not even close to this one. If you like this spa, you might want to view the images taken in the “Non Plus Ultra” castle in Italy.
An abandoned hotel in east Germany. Went swimming in the dry pool.
There still is quite some equipment in the control room of this Italian powerplant. However, all heavy machinery, including the generators in the turbine hall, unfortunately are gone.
This Italian monastery is almost falling apart. However, some undertaker has parked his staff car there…
An abanoned school somewhere in Italy. If you close your eyes, you may still hear the school children practicing the musical scale…
Shot at the abandoned house of dark horses, a tiny Italian mansion with a surprisingly pretty interior.
Taken in another Italian madhouse which has been closed down several decades ago. The clinic consists of several buildings and even features a theatre.
While the rest of this Italian villa is not very spectacular, the entrance hall is a real gem. It makes one sad to see this beautiful house rotting away. For the time being it alows some nice shots of its unique vestibule.
Shot at the abandoned madhouse Manicomio Dr. Rossetti in Italy. When science made progress in the field of psychology, many Italian madhouses were shut down. The traditional treatment of the patients was no longer acceptable. However, there still is pertinent equipment on site – silent witnesses of a cruel history.
These images were captured in an abandoned power plant in Italy. There is not much left of the plant which once generated up to 80 megawatts. However, the control room and a cooling tower are still in place.