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Germany 🇩🇪
Germany certainly has the most wonderful collections of decaying abandoned ballrooms in Europe. Most of these lie in the East, within the old DDR. There are also military bases, last occupied by the Soviet Army. The varied industrial locations include power plants, coal mines and factories.
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Quake Arena, Germany
The Quake Arena is an impressive warehouse in Germany. The four-storey building has a triangular shape, and an iconic large central atrium with skylight.
Terracotta Army / Terrakotta Armee, Germany
This replica of the Terracotta Army features over 200 figures. The dusty collection includes models of soldiers, generals and horses.
Industrial Dancefloor, Germany
Industrial Dance Floor is an abandoned Art Deco power house in Germany. The company originally made bicycles and typewriters. Later, they produced cars.
Nazi Military Barracks, Germany
This Nazi Military Barracks was built in the 1930s and has been abandoned since the 1990s. There is a mosaic featuring an eagle, iron cross and Swastika.
Textilwerk Turbine, Germany
Textilwerk Turbine is a former, now abandoned, textile factory in Germany. The powerplant contains a single, cobalt blue turbine.
Hunter’s House, Germany
This Hunter's House lays hidden at the edges of a German forest. The walls are adorned with taxidermy animals, mainly deer and birds.
Forester’s Cabin, Germany
This picturesque abandoned Forester's Cabin lies in the rolling hills of Germany. This simple wood cabin is warping and leaking after years of neglect.
The Green Mile, Germany
The Green Mile is a disused German prison. It was also used as a Nazi detention and torture centre during the Second World War.
Beelitz Heilstätten, Germany
Beelitz Heilstätten was a sanatorium/hospital in Germany. Patients suffering from lung diseases, recuperated here in the fresh air of the pine forests.
Orange Morgue, Germany
Orange Morgue is an abandoned mortuary in Germany. Bodies were stored in the basement, and then prepared for final viewings in a room with orange and yellow tiled walls.
Spreepark, Germany
Spreepark is an abandoned theme park in Germany. The most iconic ride is a roller coaster that goes through a tunnel-shaped like a blue roaring cat.
CCCP Flight School, Germany
CCCP Flight School is an abandoned military airfield and training camp in Germany. It features a well-preserved Soviet mural and a lecture theatre.
Das Olympisches, Germany
Das Olympisches is an abandoned Olympic village in Germany, It was later used as a Nazi, then a Soviet Military base. It features a large swimming pool.
Zeche P, Germany
Zeche P is an abandoned coal mine in Germany. Miners belongings were stored in cages/baskets, called "kaue". Hundreds of cages hang from the ceiling.
Haus der Offiziere, Germany
Haus der Offiziere is a former Nazi military base which was later Soviet occupied. It features swimming pool, theatre, murals and carvings.
Misson 2 Mars, Germany
Misson 2 Mars is an abandoned greenhouse in Germany. The greenhouses are dome-shape, made up of hexagonal and pentagonal panes of glass.
Kraftwerk Cyclonkessel (Papierfabrik), Germany
Kraftwerk Cyclonkessel (Papierfabrik H) is an abandoned coal power plant, with attached paper factory in the Black Forest region of Germany.
Hunter’s Hotel (Jägerhotel), Germany
Hunter's Hotel as an abandoned health spa in Germany. Bedrooms sit unoccupied with beds neatly made. Taxidermy animals decorate the banquet hall.
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