1,442 Comments for Beelitz Heilstätten

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Beautiful!
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Kez and Mark are correct, it's a squatter. I saw some of those in use in northern Italy as recently as 2003(had ot use one once), and they're common in Asia.

Also, great to see the soap dish jokes are still going strong.
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After the 2nd world war, Germany was involved into the "Cold War". The Russians had a lot of troops in the eastern part of the land. Then, Germany was split into west and east. The communists built a wall (the iron curtain) between these two halfs and the DDR was born. The hospital was on this side and the Russians had taken it for themselves.
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looks like hydro therapy baths,and yesssss do ppart of a saw movie here PLEASE( that would be so cool )
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looks like blood stains to me
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back in the day when TB was an epidemic they use too ( hate to say it) but pile bodies in small coolers like this one then dispose of them in groups. hence the reason for only 1 cooler
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Craftsmanship is lovely !! too bad places like that in the us have all or almost all diapered or some dumb a** goes and messes it up, with siding.....
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breathtaking
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Breath taking shot love it (no pun intended) it did take my breath away love it!!!!!!!!!!
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GORGOUS !!!!!!!!!!! LOVE LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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how odd it looks like a dirt floor and a small hole for more duct work for the heating and air...but ya never know....
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Simply gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS ONE
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I love the bannisters and the railing
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in old places like this the taller door ways where normaly hallways and the short ones where normaly entrances to rooms....
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You guys keep calling it a "boy"...is it just me or does no one else see the red lumps that seem to protrude from "her" chest? To me, it looks like a young, stocky girl facing slightly away from the camera, looking down the hall.