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A Lost Cause of hops and malt: The burned time capsule
Three decades of vacancy and failed investment attempts had long since turned the imposing buildings of the malt factory
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Forgotten Places: The lost Cradle of Cycling
Hidden in an unassuming courtyard, just steps away from Europe’s oldest variety theater, stands a charred ruin that almo
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The Concrete Playground: Met the last lost Elephant
Remnants of a socialist-era local recreation area have survived within a landscape in the Mansfeld region that was artif
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Saving Shaft Paul II: Deep hole into history
Lying half-hidden in the undergrowth along the B 91 federal highway between the two east German cities Weißenfels and Ze
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Germanys Hearst Castle: A Dream of Stone and Concrete
A hundred years ago, the architect Bernhard Sehring, originally from a village named Edderitz in Mid-Germany, built his
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Bats Hotel: Echoes of the Elites House
Once a premier luxury hotel catering to the "most exacting tastes" of the Roaring Twenties, and later an exclusive GDR h
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Beneath the Millstone of Time: The Thousand-Year-Old Mill
For more than 1,000 years, a mill has stood on the banks of the Saale River in Germany. Following several major fires, t
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Pitch-Black – The Bat of the “Einheit” Mine
One hundred years ago, the heirs of the Halle-based industrialist Carl Adolph Riebeck began exploiting the coal reserves
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Germany's Heilandskirche: In God’s Forgotten Living Room
Discover the bizarre history of Hettstedt’s Heilandskirche—a forgotten East German church where Neo-Gothic architecture
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Paint it Black:The Tragic Fate of a Landmark
Once a thriving industrial hub that exported printing inks worldwide, the historic, 1905-founded Hallische Farbenfabrik
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Germany’s Yellowstone: The Colorful Lakes of Roßbach
It is a hidden dreamscape, reminiscent of the U.S. national park, Yellowstone. Yet this is Germany—a secluded corner sit
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Nude Cult of the Coconut: The Birth of the Eco-Movement
More than a century ago, an alternative utopian commune in Germany’s Harz Mountains drew prominent thinkers and artists
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"White Plague": The Secret of the "Cough Castle"
Deep in eastern Germany—hidden just beyond the border between Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia—stand the mysterious remains
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Solitary on the Ochsenberg: General’s Sloth Farm
High above the Harz village of Sorge (Sorrow) sits a "lost place" so vast it defies a single camera lens. From a pioneer
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The Talking Castle: From Otto III to Elon Musk
A thousand years ago, in the Wipper Valley, the German Emperor Otto III commissioned the construction of a fortress—a si
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A lunar landscape with a pool: The colors of a lost world
Emerald, indigo, and blood-red: You might expect these vibrant hues in the volcanic heart of Yellowstone, but this alien
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Jelly for Jam Makers: The Sweet Secret of the Ghost Factory
Deep in the German countryside lies a place where time seems to have stood still since 1990. Where once the raw material
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On dry Land: The Mountain Pool on Peters Hill
A forgotten bath under a giant porphyr hill in Germany - the lost and lonely Bergbad Petersberg
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Abandoned Places: Holidays in a Barrel
Imagine a place where the air smells of pine needles and nostalgia, where a giant steel barrel once stood guard over the
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The Drum Palace: Rockin' Ruins
What do AC/DC’s Phil Rudd and Nine Inch Nails’ Alex Carapetis have in common? Their legendary rhythm is rooted in a crum
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