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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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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.
British Classic Car Graveyard, England
This British Classic Car Graveyard has lain hidden in this verdant glade for some twenty years since the previous owner passed away.
1930s & 1960s Vintage Seaside Trams, England
These Vintage Seaside Trams were iconic. They ferried Blackpool holidaymakers for 80 years, until the tram system was modernised in 2012.
Kegelbahn GDR / Nine-Pin Bowling Alley, Germany
GDR Kegelbahn is an abandoned nine-pin bowling alley, once a community sports venue for factory workers in the former East Germany.
Unfinished Water Park, Portugal
Hidden away in the forests of Portugal, far from the sun-kissed shores and bustling tourist towns, lies an Unfinished Water Park.
Teatro Antiqua, Portugal
Teatro Antiqua, Portugal, was once a hub of cultural and social events. Sadly, the theatre has been abandoned for many years.
Unfinished Aquarium, Lebanon
The Unfinished Aquarium occupies a prime stretch of Lebanese seafront, a tall concrete cylinder in limbo after work halted in the mid-1970s.
Ghost Train Stations, Lebanon
Lebanon's Ghost Train Stations have stood frozen in time since the 1990s. Rusting steam locomotives lurk inside war-torn maintenance sheds.
Old Hammam, Lebanon
This Old Hamma was built around the middle of the 14th century, but fell out of use in the 1970s after the Lebanese Civil War broke out.
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