Abandoned Berlin: Lost Places in Germany, The Beelitz Sanatorium – Off-Beat Experts
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Rudy @ Backpack & Snorkel
22 Oct 2019Very interesting. I visited the abandoned Tempelhof Airport in Berlin a few years ago. It is definitely more upkept than this place and the guided tour was very interesting, too.
anth0nyr0yer
26 Oct 2019I don’t know if I would call the Tempelhof Airport “abandoned”. It’s more like a museum nowadays (+ events space + military quarters). It’s still a very interesting visit. A friend of mine does guided tours there.
Just One Passport
23 Oct 2019I have to agree with Anna. The history of this place sounds very fascinating. I need to put it on my list of must sees when I go to Germany.
Michelle
23 Oct 2019Wow! This is such an awesome read. We love exploring abandoned places like this. It reminds me of when we were teenagers, Marty and I would sneak into this abandoned insane asylum by his house. It was so spooky and crazy to explore. We were young and foolish then. LOL! ?
vidadeliya
24 Oct 2019This is so haunting! Such an interesting read
Razena
26 Oct 2019This is one place that would be right at home in a horror movie! It sounds like an interesting tour and something an adventurous traveller would love.
MIKE
1 Jun 2021Beelitz sounds incredible. I’m planning on visiting Germany (well, specifically Berlin) in October. Is there anything like Halloween in Germany? Such the perfect vibe.
Becki from Meet Me In Departures
1 Jun 2021I’m glad you found the article useful. It would be great to hear how you get on with visiting the abandoned place