HAUNTED: 6 Abandoned Places in Europe Students MUST Visit in Summer 2018

Eastern Europe, undoubtedly, is the very place for those tourists who are looking for something new and unusual. Tunnel of Love in Klevan, Ukarine is in about 3 miles long railway surrounded by forest.  It is quite a romantic, beautiful, and the most important unexplored by most of the travelers place. Tunnel of Love is a perfect place for taking some nice romantic photos with your sweetheart.

Craco – Craco, Italy

Craco is an old ghost city in Italy, because of several earthquakes its townspeople had to leave the city. Nowadays, Craco is extremely popular with filmmakers and tourists. The demolishing houses of Craco create a mysterious atmosphere in the city. It is a super cool place to visit for those who love mysteries and horror stories.

Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant – Pripyat, Ukraine

For those of you who like extreme we have one more abandoned place in Ukraine. Pripyat is a ghost town in Ukraine and it’s probably the most well known abandoned place all over the world. The city was abandoned at the end of eighties after a huge nuclear disaster at Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.

The radiation level in the city was so high that Pripyat was no longer suitable for people to live there. Even today it is extremely dangerous to touch anything in the Exclusion Zone. However, now visitors can walk down the abandoned city and look at the nuclear power plant where the disaster had happened. This trip can be pretty dangerous, but still that depressive ghost town is worth visiting.

Vallone dei Mulini – Italy

The Vallone de Mulini mill abandoned since 1866 is the most beautiful location in Sorrento, Italy. The ruins of the mill are covered with vegetation and this landscape is truly marvelous and breathtaking! This beauty is certainly worth seeing.

Canfranc railway station – Spain

Canfranc railway station is a former railway station in Spain. The station is no longer in use and the main building is abandoned. However, the building is well preserved and you can enjoy its magnificent old fashioned architecture.

Hartwood Mental Hospital – Hartwood, Scotland

Hartwood Mental Hospital is an old psychiatric hospital in Scotland known for the use of electroconvulsive therapy, lobotomy and other scary medical procedures on its patients. The hospital was closed down in 1998 and its old building is abandoned since 2002. This terrifying abandoned hospital is certainly worth visiting.

So, now you know lots of interesting and unusual abandoned places to visit this summer. Enjoy your trips!