1,053 Comments for Heilstätten Asklepios

You could keep a whole cow in that one!

Didn't this place have electricity? I still can't get over the lack of lighting fixtures and electrical outlets and switches.

Make it three, I'd move right in. Holes and all!

There sure are enough of them!

How amazing that 99% of the paint is off, completely exposing the plaster or cement, without having the paint hanging in strips and folds.

That roof looks like slate and may be the reason for some of the holes. Once that slate tile gives way there's nothing to keep it from falling off, it's so heavy. A friend of mine had a slate roof and it was a bitch. We were always up there replacing slate pieces that had fallen.

I bet that would provide some free hot, or at least warm, water.

Oh, first comment again. Love the "water" colours of light green mold on the ceiling and aqua on the walls. Very aquatic looking, as Mr. Motts says.

the doorway to nowhere

At what angles where the halls at?

Lots of bars over the windows, and a barred door in front of the regular door. Wow.

There are a lot of dummies out there without heads. Let me rephrase that. :) Some dummies that were made for clothes display never had heads and this may be the case. Could be a seamstresses dummy. As for the stained glass, that's a shame that it is just sitting there rotting away. I'm sure there are many people, myself included, that would be glad to pay for that to be able to have it in our homes.

Anal Fist?

I wonder why they built the door frames into the room by the width of each door, i.e. the doors are hinged about 32 inches away from the room walls. Maybe to prevent the doors from opening out into the corridor, while still opening outwards from the room. ?

It appears the vegetation is going to eventually swallow up these buildings. Looking from this vantage point, you can see the roof damage and where it may have gone through to the inside rooms.