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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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Biofuel Farm, Belgium
At Biofuel Farm, the main feature of interest here is an old American-style pick-up truck. A large tree is growing out of the front grill.
Ferme Granada, Belgium
Ferme Granada was an abandoned farm in Belgium. A Ford Granada which could be found in the garage-area adjacent to the house.
Paragon Hotel, Italy
The Paragon Hotel is an abandoned five-star hotel in Italy. The location is famous for the grand ballroom, which features stunning white ceiling drapes.
Camelot Theme Park, England
Camelot Theme Park is an abandoned amusement park in England. It opened in 1983, and closed in 2012 due to declining visitor numbers.
Veronica’s Veil Theatre, USA
Veronica’s Veil is an abandoned theatre auditorium in American. It hosted one of the longest running Passion of Christ plays, titled Veronica’s Veil.
Rococo Edwardian Theatre, England
This brightly-coloured English Rococo Edwardian Theatre is decorated in theatrical Rococo opulence, featuring grotesques and golden gilded lions.
Moseley Road Baths, England
Moseley Road Baths is a stunning example of an Edwardian gala swimming pool. This unique building was opened in 1907, and closed in 2003.
Cimetière des Légendes / Lost Panhard, France
Behind hedges and overgrowth, lies the Cimetière des Légendes. A collection of 1950s/1960s French cars, rusting and falling apart as decades pass.
Classic Jaguar Graveyard, England
Hidden in an overgrown English garden are two black Jaguar E-Type, and one striking red Jaguar S-type. All three of these cars are likely 1960's models.
House of God Nightclub, England
This nightclub was a popular drum n' bass and rave venue in the 1990s and 2000s. The building was formerly a Methodist Central Hall, preaching temperance.
Wooden Rollercoaster, USA
This vegetation strewn wooden rollercoaster dates back to the 1930s. The amusement park has been closed since the mid-2000s.
Snowy Lakeside Hotel, Bulgaria
This interesting hotel overlooks a nearby lake, snow-covered when we visted Bulgaria in the depths of winter. The hotel closed around 2010.
Alpine Funicular Railway, Italy
This well-preserved funicular railway used to ferry tourists from the idyllic lakeshore, up to the top of the mountain. It closed in the late 1970's.
Steampunk Greenhouse, Italy
A Steampunk Greenhouse lays nestled in an Italian country park, obscured from casual glances by dense vegetation.
Teatro Balconi, Italy
Teatro Balconi features opulent Art Nouveau architecture. The ravages of time have left this cavernous auditorium in an advanced stage of decay.
Villa Scorpio Greenhouse, Italy
The star attraction at Villa Scorpio,is the Japanese Greenhouse. There is a large fan-shaped window, and vines creeping in through broken windows.
Ballroom Svenskar, USA
Ballroom Svenskar was likely a Swedish social venue, with a tall vaulted ceiling. A piano stands upended, leaning against the stage.
Drive-In Movie Theatre, USA
This Drive-In Movie Theatre opened in the 1940's, and thrived until the mid-1990's. It is a wonderful example of Americana movie history.
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