Beelitz-Heilstätten: the sanatorium the forest took back
Tuberculosis wards built for fresh air and light, now open to nothing but the weather.
Sanatoriums, bunkers and borderland. Germany's abandoned places carry the weight of the twentieth century — some of them literally, in concrete.
Each entry explains the history, the present condition, and how to appreciate the place responsibly — without ever encouraging trespassing.
Tuberculosis wards built for fresh air and light, now open to nothing but the weather.
A concrete world built for a war that never came, hidden in plain sight in a German forest.
A state amusement park in the woods of East Berlin, closed and left with its rides still standing.
A hill built from the ruins of Berlin, crowned by the listening station that spied on the East.


