16 ‘You need to see’ 16 abandoned places with attractions

This metal towers located in the Thames estuar was installed in 1942 to help protect London from sea raids and air raids during World War II. It was extracted from the 1950s and was used as radio operators for years. Initially, the castles consisted of seven turrets associated with steel pedestrian roads; Now there are less than them and the ways of walking are no longer safe. The only way to visit the sleeves, though you can’t go inside, by walking on a boat on the shores of England.

PoveGlıa is a small island located between Italy, Venice and Lido. For more than 100 years, it has been used as a quarantine station for those suffering from ADA plague and other diseases. At the end, a mental hospital was closed in 1968. The island has been empty so far and is known for its paranormal activity.

Beelitz-Heilstätten was a hospital complex, but also a 100-year-old hospital serving servicemen during the Second World War. Once upon a time, the world’s largest treatment center, the largest treatment center for lung diseases, but was abandoned since the former Soviet military officers left the site in 1995.

Outside the city of small Rummu, now there are ruins of an abandoned prison that serves as a beach charm. The former Soviet Union first established a prison near the limestone quarry, which was forced to work. When Estonia restored its independence in 1991, the prison and hearth were abandoned. Natural groundwater, in the end, in the end, some buildings entered the past, which created a new lake. Part of the former prison may still be seen from the ground. Sunken is known as a warm place for divers looking for ruins.

Previously, a listening station during the Cold War, TV Tower was used for espionage and intersection communication began in the 1950s. Until the end of the Cold War, used by American forces. Then the government was used to control air traffic until it was sold in 1999. Today, visitors can walk the remaining great radar domes.

Gunkanjima is an island of Nagasaki, known as Hashima Island. The most famous of the islands of non-residential habitats on the shores of Nagasaki. Once a hospital, schools, shops, a temple and the tomb are a coal cultural. In 2015, UNESCO was named the World Heritage Site.

The train is also an area on the edge of the Gain Train Cemetery or “Sementio de Trenes”. The area was known as the vital transport center in South America. In the early 19th century, plans have been developed to expand the railway network, but the project has been abandoned. Trains were rusted and now visitors can approach them without any restrictions. There are more than 100 train trucks.