This hotel was built by Zbrojovka Vsetín for its employees. Those staying here could play tennis, fish, ski, or even shoot a few animals. The hotel probably went bankrupt along with Zbrojovka in 2013.

We went to this bunker for the third time, this time mainly for the photos.

The history of this swimming pool dates back to before the Second World War. At that time it was a pond adapted for bathing. Thirty years later, a swimming pool called Riviera was built here. This swimming pool even had the longest water slide in the country for some time. Finally, in 2007, the swimming pool lost its owner and it has remained so until now. It is possible that in a few years a biotope will be built instead of the swimming pool. I got most of my information from the urbex site Kafélanka

To this house I add a nearby stable.

This mall was built in 1980 together with the new housing estate. After 2000 it started to be used more as a warehouse. And in 2019, it caught fire. We were lucky not to meet any squatters when we walked through it.

This bunker was built for the local armaments factory, which no longer exists (there are other factories instead). The bunker was never used. I will try to complete this album.

A small village house with a shed. There's still a lot of stuff left in the house. The house is a short walk from the station and there are a few other abandoned places in the same village.

Formerly quite a famous hotel, now just a dilapidated building. The hotel was built in the 1960s and became quite popular. However, after the revolution, the popularity began to decline and the hotel was closed, since then it has been in disrepair