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The world is full of abandoned places, each of which has its own history. Admit it, there is in them something special, and it's something causes us to avoid them. However, there is no limit to human curiosity, so we have prepared a selection of places to look at that scary, but interesting.

These images I found in one of the Russian websites I could not find out who the author of the photos, but they are so impressed me that I just had to share this with you

1. The island of Hashima, Japan.

Once on the island were rich deposits of coal, and there were about 5,000 miners and their families. When gasoline has replaced coal as the primary fuel source, the town was abandoned. The city is empty to this day.
2. Sanchzhi, Taiwan.
These futuristic houses were originally designed for the US military recreation, who were returning from Asia. Unfortunately, the project stopped right in front of the opening of the fund in 1980, the year, so for their intended purpose and not used.


3. The 102-year-old floating forest in Australia.
This housing steamer was doomed to rust in Homebush Bay in the days of the Second World War. Since the ship so no one touched, nature decided to take everything into their own hands - the ship turned into a floating forest.


4. Marine Maunsell forts.
These forts were built to protect the land from potential British air or sea attacks during World War II. After the end of hostilities buildings were abandoned.

5. Pripyat, Ukraine.

Pripyat was once a peaceful cozy town built specifically for workers nearby Chernobyl nuclear power plant. April 26, 1986 exploded fourth power station, the consequence of which was the release of huge amounts of radioactive substances. Residents of Pripyat were evacuated, and the city became unsuitable for living due to high levels of radiation.


6. The headquarters of the Communist Party of Bulgaria.
The seat of the Communist Party of Bulgaria looks terribly both externally and internally. This building is in the shape of a flying saucer was abandoned after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Now the building looks very ominous.


7. Park Nara Dreamland, Japan
Nara Dreamland was opened in 1961 to the year. It was closed 45 years later. Since then, in these parts roam only stalkers, despite the fact that the protection is still patrolling the park.


8. Desert Island in Florida, USA.
These funny houses were built in 1981. at Cape Romano. They served as a resting place for the millionaire Bob Lee, until it went bankrupt. Now this place is abandoned.


9. New Bedord Orpheus, USA.
New Bedord Orpheus - an abandoned theater in Massachusetts, USA. It was opened in 1912th and closed in 1959. Since the building serve primarily as shops. Now the owners are raising money for the restoration of the theater.


10. Lost City in Shicheng, China.
This incredible city flooded, frozen in time, already in 1341. Shicheng or Lion City is located in Jiangxi province in eastern China. It was discovered in 1959 during the construction of hydroelectric power.


11. Station City Hall.
 City Hall - the station of the New York subway, opened in 1904, the year. Over time, the station is no longer fit the new standards, so was closed in 1945th.

12. Hotel Salto, Colombia.
Since 1928, the hotel served as a shelter for tourists who come to see the 157-meter waterfall Tequendama Falls. In the early 90's of interest to the waterfall fell sharply and the hotel had to be closed.


13. Abandoned military hospital in Bielice, Germany.

Large complex hospital was built in 1800. It was here that Adolf Hitler was recuperating after a leg injury in the Battle of the Somme.


14. The cooling tower in Belgium.

 This eerie ghost ship - Brazilian yacht shipwrecked in Ardley Bay. Brazilians are doing a documentary, but a strong wind and the raging sea forced them to abandon ship. Since then, the boat is at rest under the water column.

16. Psychiatric Hospital Willard, USA.