Like a trip into the past: Lost Places are abandoned places.
There are many of them, especially in Bavaria, although mostly inaccessible and forbidden.
Finding out something about the past, shuddering, exploring abandoned places: All of this is related to the "Lost Places", the abandoned places where life once took place.
Most of the time, these places are not accessible - and
entry is prohibited
.
Lost Places - mostly forbidden to enter
Lost Places can be found all over the world.
The state of Bavaria also has many abandoned places ready.
These abandoned places are mostly dilapidated
industrial buildings
, vacant and aging
hotels
, old
mansions, courtyards
and
villas
or dilapidated, decommissioned
nuclear power plants
.
We present an overview of the most
gruesome, most beautiful lost places in Bavaria
.
Lost Places in Bavaria
The abandoned buildings all have one thing in common: many years ago people were still coming and going, today only dilapidated building skeletons are a reminder of the past.
Access to lost places is mostly forbidden
.
The danger of something happening, of
falling
due to
rotten boards or of crumbling masonry
breaking down
is too great
.
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Nevertheless, viewing dilapidated buildings is attracting more and more people.
Be it to find out something about the history, or to soak up the eerily beautiful charm of such a place.
There
are also many lost places
in the
state of Bavaria
:
"Trümmerfeld" in Petersaurach
The rubble field is the remains of a
German Wehrmacht shooting range
.
After the Second World War it was blown up by the Americans.
But a ruin has remained.
This can be found near Petersaurach in Middle Franconia.
Uprode castle ruins
The
Uprode castle ruins
are located above the small village of
Oppenroth near Weißdorf in the Hof district in Bavaria
.
Uprode was built around 1320 by the knights of Sparneck.
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Forsthaus Langenau near Gerdolsgrün
The dilapidated forester's house in Langenau near Geroldsgrün has been empty for over 35 years, a renovation has so far failed.
The core of the building is around
180 years old and a listed building
.
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Wildstein Castle
Wildstein Castle is located in the
municipality of Teunz in the Upper Palatinate district of Schwandorf
at an altitude of 744 meters on a hill.
Today only the remainder of a castle stables is preserved, which can hardly be recognized as this one.
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Abandoned engine shed
The abandoned locomotive shed of the Deutsche Bahn is located in
Schwandorf in the Upper Palatinate
.
Time and again people think about what could be done with the dilapidated 3.6 hectare site, a cultural center has been under discussion for a few years.
Disused train station Olympiastadion, Munich
The
former Olympiastadion train station
is in the north of Munich.
It was built in the run-up to the 1972 Summer Olympics. The aim was to cope with the large numbers of visitors.
In 1988 it was finally shut down.
Since then it has been a
ghost train station
, which is used by photographers, but also the Munich youth for partying or grilling.
Hettlage, former department store in Munich
The
former administration building of the Hettlage department store is
in Munich-Neuried
.
The house itself was built in 1955.
Today the building is barricaded and entry is strictly forbidden.
The house, which has been vacant for years, is to be demolished in 2018, and the property is to be rebuilt.
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