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Marks Pool — Abandoned swimming pool in the Flemish Region

Antwerp Province, Belgium, Flanders, Swimming Pool

A magnificent swimming pool built in 1915 and closed because it no longer met modern standards. A superb statue of ‘The Lifeguard’ overlooks the pool, with changing rooms left exactly as they were. The complex is vast; along the corridors, you find bathtubs, saunas, tanning beds, and more. The exterior architecture, typical of Flanders, is simply stunning.

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