A selection of atmospheric abandoned buildings (19 photos)

People create beautiful and large-scale architectural projects. But, alas, for one reason or another, many buildings become unnecessary and go into oblivion. However, they cannot be called completely abandoned, because they attract a lot of people. And it's not just about the homeless and the vandals, but also about connoisseurs of abandoned aesthetics. Still there in these gloomy locations something attractive and otherworldly.

Nature is consuming this abandoned Japanese hotel





Abandoned subway station under Manhattan District



Beautiful stained glass window in an abandoned high-end restaurant overlooking Lisbon, Portugal





Abandoned steel mill Bethlehem Steel



Dinosaurs didn't die out, they were just abandoned



Cursed old house...



Beautiful abandoned castle in France



Cows in an abandoned hut in Kilrikeel, Galway, Ireland



The last abandoned house on a crumbling island



Abandoned slides



Hotel in Europe



Empty library in Detroit



Colorful abandoned 17th century chapel



Abandoned 19th century Art Nouveau mansion



Abandoned hotel overgrown with ivy



Ruins of Saint Mary's Seminary



Better known as "Hell House". Was once here a Roman Catholic seminary that operated from the 1860s to the 1970s years. Due to the lack of registration, she was forced to close her doors.

Several parts still survive, one of which includes this altar. It is said that it was painted by a local artist, but his name not yet known.

The area was named "Hell House" after rumors that the altar became a place of witchcraft and rituals. two local people confirmed this, even stating that they often find candles and other items left behind after these practices.

The beauty of an abandoned mine



Pumping station



Unique stained glass window in an abandoned church