Abandoned villa in Visegrád, Hungary

[aron_glupartners]

This beautiful but abandoned villa rests on the Várkert fields of Visegrád in Hungary. The 125-year-old Latinovits Villa‘s site has a two-thousand-year-long history with a Roman settlement, orthodox-Christian monastery, gothic church, and children’s holiday resort during the communist era. Walking around in its 32.626 m2 wonderful garden, you can admire the view of the Royal Palace. This fascinating property is also reachable by river travel.

 

[HughieD]

Nice to see something new from somewhere different...

 

[rudicantfail]

I can never understand why buildings such as this one, where ever in the world, are just left to rot and crumble away. Such a shame.

 

[aron_glupartners]

I can never understand why buildings such as this one, where ever in the world, are just left to rot and crumble away. Such a shame.

Totally agree. Currently, I'm busy finding a strategic investor who would restore this beauty and make something out of it.

 

[rudicantfail]

That would be amazing, and it would be worth the effort. Unfortunately there are so many of these "gems" that need to be rescued. People would rather destroy the old so as to build terrible modern "boxes" made out of concrete.

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Nice that, love your 7th pic

 

[aron_glupartners]

That would be amazing, and it would be worth the effort. Unfortunately there are so many of these "gems" that need to be rescued. People would rather destroy the old so as to build terrible modern "boxes" made out of concrete.

If I manage to find an investor I will update you about it.

 

[aron_glupartners]

Nice that, love your 7th pic

Thanks, although I have to admit that someone else took it. Where is building located on your avatar picture?

 

[AlexUrbex1]

Cool. Have you done much exploring in Hungry?

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Thanks, although I have to admit that someone else took it. Where is building located on your avatar picture?

One of many many Scottish castles Iv visited this year!

 

[aron_glupartners]

One of many many Scottish castles Iv visited this year!

looks nice!