16 deserted places have become tourist attractions “must be seen”

It is located in the Times River, these metal towers were installed in 1942 to help protect London from sea raids and air strikes during World War II. It was stopped in the fifties and used as a radio operator for years. Initially, the forts consist of seven towers connected to the steel corridors; Now there are fewer of them, and the corridors are no longer safe. The only way to visit the forts, although you cannot enter inside, is a boat off the UK coast.

Poveglia is a small island located between Venice and Lido, Italy. For more than 100 years, the island was used as a quarantine station for those who suffer from plague and other diseases. He was eventually transferred to a mental hospital, which was closed in 1968. The island has since been vacant and known for its supernatural activity.

The Beeelitz-Heilstätem Hospital Complex was a 100-year-old hospital serving the army during the First World War and World War II. One day it was the world’s largest treatment center for lung disease, but was abandoned for 25 years since the former Soviet Union army left in 1995.

Outside the small town of Rummu, the ruins of the abandoned prison camp, which now works as an attractiveness on the beach, is located. The former Soviet Union was originally imprisoned near a limestone quarry, as the prisoners were forced to work. When Estonia regained its independence in 1991, the prison and the quarries were abandoned. Natural groundwater eventually leaked to the previous quarry, creating a new lake swallowed some buildings. It is still possible to see part of the previous prison of the ground. It is known that it is a hot point for divers looking for the ruins of the underwater.

Previously, the listening station during the Cold War, the TV tower was used for spying and intercepting communications that begin in the fifties. It was used by American forces until the end of the Cold War. Then it was used to monitor air traffic until the government sold it in 1999. Today, visitors can take a tour of the remaining large radar domes.

Hashima is also known as Gunkanjima, an abandoned island off Nagasaki. It is the most famous in the uninhabited islands of 505 off the coast of Nagasaki. It is a former charcoal mine who had a hospital, schools, stores, temple and shrine. In 2015, the UNESCO World Heritage website was named.

It is also known as the train cemeterio de trenes, in Spanish, it is an area on the outskirts of Uyuni. The region was famous as a vital transport center in South America. In the early nineteenth century, plans were developed to expand the rail network, but the project was eventually abandoned. The trains have left rust and now visitors can deal with them without any restrictions. There are more than 100 train cars.