I'm a French photographer, and my name is Dimitri "Jahz Design". It was in 2013 when I developed my interest in the photography of heritage in disuse.
I travel the globe looking for places in decline. Today, I want to share with you the most beautiful abandoned places in Greece.
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Ghost Ship
How inappropriate to call this planet Earth when it is clearly Ocean.” – Arthur C. Clarke
Mansion
This is in Thessaloniki, the 2nd largest city in Greece and there are several such mansions on the same street. 150 years ago these used to be on the seaside, today the seaside is 600 m away....some of these mansions have been restored, others are alas going in ruins...
Locomotive
Train
Thermal
Aircraft House
Church
This church is in a village in central Greece that is slowly sliding downhill. There are many houses that are in the same condition too, i.e. sliding down the slope of the mountain....
Fairytale Castle
Wow, it's beautiful, fun, and looks fairly new! So sad it's abandoned!
Cruise Ship
Abandoned Airport
747-200 SX-0AB was delivered to Olympic Airlines in December of 1973 and flew until 1996. It will eventually become a museum display.
Ghost Ship
Ships Graveyard
oh no, it's too amazing to make a graveyard of even one of them.
Swimming Pool
Nato Base
Locomotive
A single-buffer coupler? Did not know they existed. Please explain?
OP, I've got one for you. On the highway just outside of Thessaloniki, heading southbound, passing the first tollbooth (Malgara) and 5 min further there's a small stone bridge in a field just off the highway, you can see it from your car, which legend claims Alexander the Great himself crossed. It's pretty much abandoned and a cool history fact
OP, I've got one for you. On the highway just outside of Thessaloniki, heading southbound, passing the first tollbooth (Malgara) and 5 min further there's a small stone bridge in a field just off the highway, you can see it from your car, which legend claims Alexander the Great himself crossed. It's pretty much abandoned and a cool history fact
