NEKADA SE OVDE OKUPLJALA ELITA, A JEDNA OD KUĆA SAGRAĐENA JE POSEBNO ZA STALJINA: Nekada velelepna banja sada se raspada, a nećete verovati ko ovde živi! (VIDEO)

Planeta - 19.01.2019. 08:10h

Dvadesetih godina prošlog veka, banja Tskaltubo, u centralnoj Gruziji, bila je veoma popularno mesto, naročito zbog svojih izvora.

Više od 1.000 godina se u ovom području smatra da da voda ima lekovota svojstva.

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This photo is also taken in an abandoned sanatorium. The area where this building is located was especially popular in the Soviet era, attracting around 125.000 visitors a year. Stalin regularly visited a bathing house here. Since the 90’s, many of these abandoned sanatoriums in the area have been devoted to housing refugees due to the conflict in Abkhazia. The same goes for this one. (Georgia) Sorry for my lack of activity lately. We’ve been working in the house a lot which has consumed most of my available time. I’ll be back ‘full-time’ next year! :) • • #derelictplaces #ig_urbex #ig_abandoned #theforgottenspaces #decay #abandonedafterdark #thespacesilike #jj_urbex #derelict #abandonedplace #fstoppers #abandoned_addiction #way2ill #atlasobscura #abandonedcentral #architecturelovers #kings_abandoned #all_is_abandoned #urbex_supreme #renegade_abandoned #beautyindecay #stairporn #staircase #sanatorium #georgia #abandonedstaircase

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Pošto je sve finansirala država, građanima su davali vaučere kako bi posećivali banju. Do 50-ih godina, Tskaltubo je postao veoma važan rizort koji su posećivale hiljade. Imao je 9 kuća za kupanje i 19 sanatorijuma nalik na hotele.

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This is an outer part of a beautiful decaying building. In a series of 22 photos I would love to show you more abandoned buildings in this city (see link below). In the early 20th century, after chemical analysis had taken place and revealed the uniqueness of the water, the city was officially declared a medical spa resort. Building of the resort started around 5 years later. In the 50’s of the 20th century, the city was an important spa-resort during the Soviet era. At different times, there were built 9 bathing houses and 19 sanatoriums. Bathing house #6, which is the largest still functioning thermal bath today, was built exclusively for Joseph Stalin in the 1950’s. In 2015 a new medical thermal center erected, which contrasts with a lot of buildings that are in heavy decay in the rest of the city. (Georgia) Take a look at my blog for more photos: https://romanrobroek.nl/blog • • #derelictplaces #ig_urbex #ig_abandoned #theforgottenspaces #decay #abandonedafterdark #thespacesilike #jj_urbex #derelict #abandonedplace #fstoppers #abandoned_addiction #way2ill #atlasobscura #abandonedcentral #architecturelovers #kings_abandoned #all_is_abandoned #urbex_supreme #renegade_abandoned #beautyindecay #abandonedhallway #tskaltubo

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Jedna od kuća bila je sagrađena posebno za Josifa Staljina.

Međutim, posle sloma Sovjetskog saveza, broj posetilaca je počeo da opada.

Iako su određeni delovi i dalje funkcionalni, većinu objekata pobedili su vreme i priroda.

"Kupatila još imaju vodu i nikad s ene gubi temperatura od 33-35 stepeni. Sve što je vrvelo od života, sada je napušteno", rekao je fotograf Roman Robroek.

Velelepne vrtove prekrilo je rastinje, a unutrašnjost zgrada se raspada, keramičke pločice otpadaju sa zidova.

Ipak, nisu svi objekti potpuno napušteni. Posle pada SSSR-a, izbio je sukob u Abhaziji zbog čega su hiljade morale da napuste svoje domove.

Mnoge izbeglice su utočište našle upravo u banji.

"Pre nego što sam došao da slikam, pitao sam ih za dozvolu. Stanari koje sam sreo bili su veoma ljubazni iako smo se uglavnom sporazumevali rukama jer ne znaju engleski. Nadam se da će ih uskoro zadesiti bolja vremena", rekao je fotograf.