What would you do if the electricity supply was cut off? The owner of a house in Brno, Czech Republic, certainly isn’t worried about that possibility. Why? Take a look at his incredible solution.
An Extraordinary Exterior: The Spectacular House ‘Kristkův Dům’ [Brno, Czech Republic]
A house with hands embracing a tree, a giant clock adorned with sculptures, and vivid walls—could you imagine such an extraordinary building exists? It does! This remarkable place located in Brno, Czech Republic, known as Kristkův Dům, is a real architectural marvel. It undoubtedly captures the attention of passersby, which is no surprise at all, given its truly extraordinary design.
Fairytale on the Walls: A Colorful House on the Outskirts of the City [Prague, Czech Republic]
In the quiet, grey streets of Čakovice, a district in northern Prague, Czech Republic, there’s a hidden gem that stands out. A vibrant, multi-story house catches your eye immediately. But it’s not just the colors that make this place so remarkable – its walls bring you into the world of fairytales.
A Strange Building in the Ordinary Town: An Incredible Transformation of the Old House [Ripanj, Serbia]
Ripanj is a small, ordinary town in Serbia, but as you walk its streets, you’ll encounter something that will make you stop: a huge, multi-story building with a dome on top. What is it? A church? A castle? Seeing such a bizarre building will definitely make you curious to hear its story.
Where the Monster Roars. Curiosities of the Fairytale House [Czech Republic]
Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Czech Republic lies an enchanting cabin surrounded by extraordinary and whimsical sculptures. Setting itself apart from other comparable locations, this particular haven boasts an added layer of charm with accompanying sound effects. How is it possible, you may wonder, within an uninhabited cabin? Come closer to experience the extraordinary atmosphere of this site.
Skeletons, Skeletons Everywhere. A Visit of the Creepy House [Germany]
I didn’t expect much from that place. I heard that it’s not the same impressive as it used to be, but also the truth is that in such case it condition most likely won’t improve in future. Therefore I didn’t hesitate to go there and see at least the leftovers of once weird exterior of the small house near the road somewhere in Germany. However, what I saw there exceeded my expectations.
Another Use of Dishes. Visiting the Extraordinary House of Pots [Žagarė, Lithuania]
If you had to imagine a place with a plenty of dishes, what would it be? A huge cubboard in the kitchen? Endless shelves in the shop of dishes? And what about the roof and walls of the old wooden cabin? The house of pots in Žagarė (Lithuania) definitely makes everyone stop by, and even more—the building is so unusual that attracts tourists there because of its extraordinary appearance.
Where the Time Has Stopped. The Abandoned House of the Architect [France]
Definitely one of the most beautiful abandoned places that I have ever visited. The incredibly well preserved abandoned house of the architect is situated in a small town somewhere in France. Decaying since years, it is still full of furniture, decorations and personal belongings of its former inhabitants—it can be easily said that the time has literally stopped there. Hours could be spent exploring each corner of the house and discovering the details that can let you take a quick glimpse on the life in this once so luxurious place.
The World Command Center. Plenty of Satellite Dishes in the Yard [Czech Republic]
This time I have something for the fans of conspiracy theories 🙂 Did you know that the World Command Center is in the Czech Republic? Yes, Reptilians and Illuminati have their base in this abandoned house located in one big city. Otherwise how would you explain why there are so many satellite dishes—if not for collecting all your thoughts and sending them to a secret database? 😉
After the Inhabitants Have (Not) Left. Exploring the Still Fully Furnished Abandoned House [Latvia]
Something from the exploration of one of the least explored countries in Europe. This fully furnished abandoned house situated in one of the cities in Latvia hides a lot to be discovered. Even too much, taking into consideration some details whispering that the place still may be inhabited—no matter how symbolic they are.
