1,053 Comments for Heilstätten Asklepios

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I couldn't help but take a peek inside though. Closed doors are like boxes, you just have to know what's inside.
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Woo hoo first comment! I just love this place, I could have spent hours in here.
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holy cow, with my bad eyesight I would have walked right out there! What a surprise THAT would have been! I have a fascination for missing floors for some odd reason.
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Was there no railings in this place? Or did someone take them all. It doesn't look like there was any in place at one time but I can't imagine them not having something to grab on to.
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The stairs look like marble and I just love the carvings on the ceiling, just beautiful. That's what's wrong with newer buildings, they just don't have the detail that the older ones had.
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It says a lot to the craftsmen who built these places that they can stand for so long open to the elements and not be totally destroyed.
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More! More! More! Don't stop, you have many addicts that love looking through new galleries (and the old ones as well!)
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Was that a bricked up doorway or something else?
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Were those stained glass? Strange to have stained glass in a non-church building.
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This place has been picked clean. They even took the hand rails in the stairwells. Still very interesting to see.
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Thank you for another wonderful gallery Motts! I am amazed over the colors in this one!
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OMG. Those windows..wow. What a shot Motts! Thanks for the wallpaper!
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wow, that one looks pre-historic!
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the headless statue guards the broken windows.
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very interesting!