Lost Places – Asylum, Doctor’s House, House of Scientists & More
Abandoned Sanatorium, Forgotten Space Center in Kazakhstan & More: https://youtu.be/DK4jLvrrJnY
00:00:00 Raconnigi Asylum, Beykoz Kundura Fabrikası, IM Cooling Tower, Sachsenhausen Camp, Schloss Witzenburg, House of Scientists, Opuszczone Okrąglaki
We travelled through Europe to witness stories of a mental asylum in Italy, a former leather factory in Istanbul, a cooling tower built for a powerplant in Belgium. There were so much more to feel, especially the stories of people living in those places once. Our visit continued with Sachsenhausen Memorial, which was used as one of the deadliest concentration camps during WWII, the amazing Witzenburg Castle in Germany, well-built House of Scientists in Kiev and one of the spookiest abandoned hotels in Poland.
00:26:36 Doctor’s House, Savaşan Köyü, Kayaköy, Spreepark, Old trains, Soviet Base
We reached the southeastern part of Turkey Iin this episode of the Abandoned Places. We listen to the story of Savaşan Village that had been built on the banks of the Euphrates River and had to say goodbye to its centuries-old history. In a mansion that a doctor uses as both his home and his office, we walk around the patients’ memories. We encounter the extraordinary story of how an amusement park, where people have fun, turns into a bleak state, and visit a stone village left behind by the people seperated by the war. Then we go back to Soviet times and look at the foundation. Finally, we share the sad stories of the trains when we reach Skierniewice station in Poland.
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That intro was excessive but very cool.
I'll give you a thumbs up, but I won't watch this kind of eery stuff. Can't you find something more noble, purposeful, or uplifting to focus on?
👍 well done! The narration is excellent and story telling is perfect.
More please.
Another Amazing Documentary!! Nice Work as Usual!
Good 👍😊
You can say this was crazy what they did but this is what they did to understand how illness affect the body and what they can do to cure it a lot of are past is really messed up but that’s how it was in a lot of places in the world
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one user here below and it is really excellent which is why I’d like to share as it was not possible to pin directly: “To see how far we've come, while remembering the horrors with respect, seems quite noble, purposeful, and uplifting. This isn't about fake ghosts, or cold spots or orbs, but times of history when people suffered…yet mankind overcame, and now all that's left are the ruins of our mistakes.”
Great comment. I've nothing to add. Thank you @nuclear_candy
The narrator is a little over the top but definitely some amazing locations they were able to find.
They need to open the crazy house's back up.
would fill up fast these days….
Sick sick sick
Ha, turns out cold and hot plunges really do help with mental conditions.
Literally NOTHING terrifying about these places.
Might've been a good documentary had the narrator not put me to sleep.
Excellent video! I seem to have an over abundance of morbid curiosity. These places were horrific, don't get me wrong, but I love watching it. Discovering the depths of human depravity has always fascinated me. How can anyone think these things not only moral, but helpful is beyond my comprehension.
What a awesome video of such beautiful places..and a few that sadden me😢
WHY THE VOICE? 😂
The Italian torture hell only closed in 1981. Let that sink in.
I always am astounded and sad how buildings etc are just left to fall apart and rot. Why couldnt they convert it into another use before it rots away? Seems so wasteful, and sad really.
Pissed
2024: Unfortunately and sadly we need psychiatric hospitals back. There are numerous dangerous mentally ill people in public. 30 years ago you may have seen 1 a month; now you may see 1 or more per day. We know much more about mental health and therapy now and I would be more hopeful that abuse would not be common place. We need to do something; if we do nothing we will all be in danger soon. Many wandering are mentally insane, be aware of your surroundings.