I Captured 15 Of The Most Beautiful Abandoned Places In Greece

No, this is in Gytheio, Greece. It's the shipwreck Dimitrios https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimitrios_(shipwreck)

It's not exactly abandoned, there's a "club" downstairs and you can even enter the plane - the back door (not pictured here) has a staircase leading in

Isn't that the Mediterranean Sky? If so, the owners went bankrupt. The ship took on water as it was being towed away. Fortunately, no-one got hurt or was killed.

No, actually this is the old Olympic Aquatic Center, the fist 50m swimming pool to be built in Athens. It was inaugurated in 1940 and remained in service, on and off, until 2012, when it shut down, another victim of the budget cuts imposed by the debt crisis bailout plan. It is situated in one of the most beautiful spots of the city, next to the ruins of the Temple of Olympian Zeus, a stone's throw from Plaka and the Acropolis hill. That the city authorities allowed such a beautiful historic spot to fall into disrepair is a scandal but hey, this is modern Greek culture for you

The aftermath of the Olympics often leaves a lot of ruins, Greece is often cited. For the Sochi Winter Games in Russia, they built a lot of temporary and semi-permanent facilities. Pulled out the temporary and if they didn't find a use for the semi-permanent, they were built so cheaply it was no big deal to demolish them. I remember the media here in the USA ridiculed it. But when China hosted the Winter Games, they followed nearly the same model. They saw the mistakes of the past. When they come here to Los Angeles for the Summer games, we have to build....well, nothing. We have the facilities and are not used for one and done purpose. Heck, were going to use the originol Collesium that was built in 1923 and used for the Olympic games in 1932 and 1984.

It is near Zappeio next to Ethnikos athletic facilitys. It was build at 1940 and closed at 2012. There's a plan to renovate and open again.