The great powers in Europe had already fought each other before the First World War. A relic of this period is Fort Vrmac at the coast of Montenegro.
Tag: Lost Places
NATO ACE High, Station D.
What is left of the gigantic telecommunication sites of a formerly secret NATO network
The Ghost Town of Consonno
In 1962 an Italian village had to make way for an amusement city. What is left of the “European Las Vegas”
Breakers Waterpark
Breakers Water Park in Marana near Tucson was one of the largest water parks in Arizona. Today the park lies in ruins and is slowly being torn down.
No train to North Macedonia
In the 1970s and 1980s Albania had an extensive rail network with connections between all major cities. Now entire lines are turning into Lost Places.
Albania’s South
The south is the most beautiful part of Albania. Between Vlorë, Berat and Sarandë there’s the sea, mountains, villages, national parks and beaches.
The abandoned Power Plant in Fier
The power plant in Fier was the largest combined heat and power plant in all of Albania. Operations ceased more then ten years ago, and now it is rotting away.
Albanias Bunkers
Albania’s dictator Hoxha ordered the construction of 750,000 bunkers to protect the country. About 170,000 were built. Most are still in place and rotting away.
A Pyramid for the dictator
Anyone staying in Tirana can hardly ignore the dictators’ pyramid. From 1988 to 1991 the former Enver Hoxha Museum had “more or less everything Enver Hoxha had ever touched” on display.