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Theme parks with no queues, long closed. Drained and damaged swimming pools. Spas, resorts and hotels way past their prime. Hotels with neatly made beds, waiting for guests that will never come. Theatres, after the final curtain. Explore abandoned and forgotten Leisure and Recreation sites all over the world.
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Tskaltubo Train Station, Georgia
Tskaltubo Train Station was once a bustling arrival point for Soviet holidaymakers. It now stands abandoned beside the disused railway line.
Sanatorium Tbilisi, Tskaltubo, Georgia
Inside the Sanatorium Tbilisi courtyard lies an oasis, encircled by Soviet concrete. Palm trees surround a central fountain, flanked by columns.
Culture House S, Georgia
Culture House was once a focal point for workers' culture and community in a prosperous Soviet-era tea-growing region of western Georgia.
Hotel Sakartvelo, Tskaltubo, Georgia
Hotel Sakartvelo is a ruin in the spa town of Tskaltubo, Georgia. The pool is adorned with ocean-themed mosaics, and a beautiful fig tree.
Laguna Vere Swimming Pool Complex, Tbilisi, Georgia
Laguna Vere is an outdoor leisure complex in Tbilisi, Georgia. It has an Olympic-sized pool, now filled with silt and wild growing plants.
Former Soviet Pioneer Palace, Chiatura, Georgia
The Former Pioneer Palace stands atop a hillside overlooking Chiatura, Georgia. Once a bustling cultural centre, it is now a crumbling ruin.
Sanatorium Iveria, Tskaltubo, Georgia
Sanatorium Iveria is a prominent ruin in the old spa town of Tskaltubo. A crumbling reminder of the days when Georgia was part of the USSR.
Culture House Acropolis, Georgia
Culture House Acropolis lies decaying in a small mountain town in Georgia. A relic of the Soviet era, built in the 1950s for local workers.
Bathhouse Number 8, Tskaltubo, Georgia
Bathhouse Number 8 is an abandoned spa for to Soviet workers. It offered communal bathing and treatments with therapeutic spring waters.
Sanatorium Medea, Tskaltubo, Georgia
Sanatorium Medea, is an impressive ruin of a Soviet-era spa, and once the grandest in the district of Tskaltubo in western Georgia.
1970s Retro Hotel, Hungary
This 1970s Retro Hotel overlooks Lake Balaton, Hungary. Kitsch wallpaper and decor offer a glimpse of a socialist-era summer holiday.
Shopping Mall W, England
Shopping Mall W is a 1990s retail complex in England. It shuttered its doors in the wake of the COVID-19 lockdowns and never reopened.
Motors & Miniatures Mill, England
Welcome to Motors & Miniatures! This eclectic collection of classic cars and whimsical dioramas lies hidden inside an abandoned English mill.
1937 Renault Celtaquatre, France
A striking Art Deco-style 1937 Renault Celtaquatre languishes inside a dusty garage, within the grounds of an abandoned chateau in France.
Art Deco Swimming Pool & Bath House, England
This 1920s Art Deco Swimming Pool & Bath House was where the "unwashed masses" came to socialise and bathe. It closed around 10 years ago.
The Ritz Cinema, England
The glitz and glamour of the Ritz Cinema glory days are long gone; this once-impressive Art Deco building was abandoned many years ago.
Cinema Uciecha, Poland
The Cinema Uciecha is an abandoned 1920s cinema in southern Poland,. It now stands in ruins since it closed three decades ago.
Abandoned American Diner, England
This Abandoned American Diner once transported customers back in time to 1950s USA. Nowadays, the flooded floor is colonised by green algae.
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