A large former factory site where quality hand tools were produced for decades. Today the halls are empty, but there are still traces of the glorious past. Surprisingly, the site is still relatively well-preserved and clean - renovation work is underway.

The extensive area of the former heating plant is now slowly falling into disrepair, yet it offers countless interesting corners. Chemicals, drawings and pieces of original equipment still remain in the abandoned laboratories. The whole complex has a monumental appearance and an interesting atmosphere.

This industrial complex has become a real heartthrob for me. The huge halls, the preserved documents showing the history of the place and the vast underground bunkers. Unfortunately, it's starting to be demolished and I know in a few years it will disappear completely. It makes me appreciate every visit and every photo I took there all the more. From my point of view, it's the best urbex place I've had the chance to experience so far.

A vast complex with a dark past where time has stood still. In the basement, boilers, machines and a large laundry room with massive machinery have been preserved, while underground there are strange symbols on the floor. From the roof, the view of the surrounding countryside opens up. A place with a unique atmosphere and a piece of history that is slowly disappearing. Overall, a six-storey building + 3 underground floors - the last underground floor is already flooded.