The Tunnel de Godarville, a 1,050-meter canal tunnel in Belgium, was operational from 1885 to 1958.

The Viborg Post Office, located on Sct. Mathias Gade, closed on January 18, 2025, due to declining mail usage.

An abandoned house in Jutland, Denmark, untouched since 1995, still holds personal belongings.

An abandoned Bombardier CRJ100/200 aircraft, registered as OY-RJ, rests in a secluded location in Denmark.

Established in 1925 near Pandrup, Denmark, Kaas Briketfabrik was the nation's sole peat briquette factory, producing fue

Remote Soviet-era prison near quarries, now abandoned, shows harsh life and utilitarian design of its time.

Krenholm in Narva, Estonia: once Europe’s largest textile factory, now an abandoned symbol of industrial heritage.

Cold War-era radar station on Greenland’s ice sheet, DYE-2 is a preserved relic of Arctic surveillance and engineering.

Operation room of a Soviet-era chemical factory in Armenia, with original control panels and 1984 posters.

ROT-54 radio telescope in Armenia: Soviet-era space project, now abandoned but still an impressive structure.

Soviet defense bunker stocked with supplies. Built for the workers of an industrial facility.

Hajmáskér Barracks in Hungary, built in the 19th century, served troops through wars, now abandoned.

Vilnius Palace of Concerts and Sports, built in 1971, hosted Soviet sports and independence events, now stands unused.

Sanatorium Sakartvelo in Tskaltubo, Georgia, reflects Soviet-era spa culture, wartime refuge, and post-Soviet decline.

Abandoned Soviet-era sewing factory in Georgia, with dusty machines and faded posters reflecting its industrial history.

Abandoned UAZ ambulances in Zugdidi, Georgia, reflect Soviet healthcare, rugged utility, and post-Soviet neglect.

Rubjerg Knude Fyr, a lighthouse on Denmark's coast, moved inland in 2019 due to severe coastal erosion.

Istvántelek Train Yard near Budapest: abandoned locomotives, WWII freight cars, and Soviet-era rail history.

Once Denmark's communication hub, Herstedvester Radio Station, dubbed the "Eiffel Tower of Albertslund," lies forgotten.

Sanatorium Medea in Tskaltubo, Georgia, an abandoned Soviet-era spa, blends eerie decay with grand beauty.