Exploring the Rotten Side of Germany

In terms of historical information, nothing can be found about this sanatorium somewhere in the mountains of Germany. Judging by the architecture, it was built - or at least renovated at some boint in the late 1960s or early 1970s. The interior design points at a refurbishment in the early 1990s.

This was not a sanatorium in a classical sense as there were no tuberculosis patients treated here. It was more like a spa or health clinic with 54 patient rooms, a pool area, a sauna and a solarium.....(more)

There is not much historical information to be found about this former inn situated in a valley in the Harz Mountains of Germany.

It is a half-timbered construction on a massive stone foundation, so it was probably built sometime in the 19th century when tourism in the region was on the incline. In the time of the German sepratation, the inn was used as a recreation home. Apparently, the place was continued as an inn after the reunification and was extensively renovated in the 1990s, although not in a luxurious manner. The inn was closed around 2008......(more)

A little more than two months after my wife and I had discovered the abandoned command bunker in the woods, we returned to this place.

We were a crew of four explorers, and only my wife and I had visited this bunker - on a dark and rainy day and with no tripod for the camera, so it was only logical to return and check this place out one more time.

The good thing was that we didn't have to look for the bunker anymore, because we'd already found it and marked the coordinates on my GPS.

As I've said, there were four of us. Our friends Norgriller Urbex and North Urbex ....(more)