Spanning over 350 hectares, this German military camp was abandoned in 1995. It is a vast, derelict site—an exploration that stretches as far as the eye can see. Surrounding immense, asphalt courtyards pierced by moss and wild weeds rise massive, austere brick and concrete buildings with countless broken windows. The decay here is spectacular: old, sunlit barracks rot in the middle of the brush, and the wooden framework of an imposing building—featuring an arched entrance bordered in red and white—has completely collapsed into a massive pile of debris. In this post-apocalyptic setting, soldiers have given way to urban artists who have claimed the crumbling walls as their own canvas.
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The name of this location has no connection to its actual history; most of the time, the name is chosen at random from news stories or episodes of the true crime show Faites Entrer l’Accusé to protect the true identity of the place.
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