“Deserted Places”: 30 Cool And Fascinating Posts From This IG Page

Hey, it's not abandoned, it's for sale! Gofundme for BPs first official holiday retreat? https://www.chateau.cz/en/zamek-horin-prodej/

Wow ginourmous

It's in Staryi Solotvyn, Ukraine. And this webpage on the village has other buildings that look just as intriguing: https://travels.in.ua/en-US/locality/18417/staryi-solotvyn-village

It's very nifty; but as someone who has lived near water often, my first thought was "oh, the mildew!!" :-) Between lake, mist, and trees- your sheets will NEVER be dry....

Abandoned theme part in Nagasaki, Japan. Here's video: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=823833848353261

Oh man!! I'd love to have one of those carrousel horses! 💙

I love how nature takes it back. Not today, maybe not tomorrow, but at some point it says ‘I’m baaaack!’

That is amazing

Another one purportedly for sale. From the witcher reddit: "Finlay44: For those interested in the backstory: The Zobeltitz Manor, located in Glinka, Poland. Built in the late 18th century as a home for a noble family. Renovated in the early 20th century. Unfortunately, the owners fled during that little scuffle those wacky Nazis started in the 1930s, and didn't feel like coming back once the Reds took over. The mansion and its grounds became state property and, since no one in government had any interest in the place, fell into disrepair. It's actually for sale. If you're interested, contact the Agricultural Property Agency in Warsaw."

For sale doesn't mean NOT abandoned.

Puts me in mind of Manderley

That's Francis Dolarhyde's place. "You are privy to a great becoming!"

Its haunted.

I've been there a few times if you're in Colorado it's about a 3-hour drive from Grand Junction.

Nevadaville is dope too. Near Blackhawk, CO.

The interior is even more amazing: https://www.homeinitaly.com/magazine/post.php?post_id=176

Sad this is abandoned. It's amazing.

I always think of Kingsman 2 when I hear/see this.

Interesting: "Scola Tower, also called the Tower of San Giovanni Battista, is a military structure located in the Gulf of La Spezia (The Gulf of Poets) in Liguria, Italy. The tower sits north of the island of Palmaria in Porto Venere." https://hardcoreitalians.blog/2022/05/23/hidden-gems-in-italy-scola-tower/

My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die.

Nope, this 100% Kirrin Island.

This one's even spookier than it looks: from Abandoned Beauties on Facebook, May 6, 2022: "Lennox hospital, Glasgow. Lennox Castle was built in the 1830s and later converted into what would become an infamous psychiatric hospital. The hospital had 1200 beds and has been compared to American Horror Story: Asylum, due to the allegations of abuse, neglect and horrific conditions. Lennox Castle Hospital finally closed in 2002 leaving the institution’s sad history to be forgotten. In 2008 a fire destroyed most of the building, leaving it as you see today."

Have a look at the place on Google Earth. There's some great pics people have taken when exploring!

I believe this is a church (and maybe monetary) in Columbia.

Lucky the locals are obviously law abiding. So many treasures in that cabinet.

There's no chimney on that wood stove 🤔

Just saw this same spot on a tube video, exploring abandoned places, last night. Manifestation or BOT surveillance?

That ceiling is exquisite.

Id love to restore this one. It seems salvagable.

For a look inside: https://jeroentaal.photography/series/chapelle-dans-les-bois/

i will never understand why do such places are left to rot ..at least, the governments should take care of the ones with minor expense and maintenance issues

Looks like the setting for a ghost story! :) Anyone else remember The Watcher in the Woods with Bette Davis?

I think this is my favorite. It looks so peaceful

Looks like something straight out of an RPG video game

Straight out of a fairytale!

School?? Hospital??

It's in Indiana, in the US, part of the estate that Coca Cola built: "This two story pool was part of a house that used to belong to William Root who made the Coca-Cola bottles for Coke... “Rocky Edge,” the estate is south of Terre Haute, Indiana. It has been purchased for renovation. photo by @chicago_jenn" https://www.reddit.com/r/AbandonedSpace/comments/zyuorj/this_two_story_pool_was_part_of_a_house_that_used/