19 beautiful abandoned buildings in Croatia

Written by
Time Out contributors
Advertising

Abandoned buildings are fascinating. Hauntingly beautiful, they're crumbling relics of another time and an absolute joy to explore. Croatia is blessed with some fine examples of abandoned and nearly-forgotten buildings, from Yugoslav military strongholds to formerly lavish hotels. Here are 19 incredible abandoned places to explore. 

1) Tito's former hotel in Kupari 

A post shared by Ryan Weibust (@weibust) on

2) Dive into Haludovo Palace

A post shared by Tadej Kirinčič (@tadejk) on

3) Brestovac Sanatorium once treated patients suffering from tuberculosis 

A post shared by Visnjica (@ninotchka_supljikus) on

4) The monument at Petrova Gora has been stripped of its metal fittings over time

A post shared by Veso (@veso300) on

5) Brod Fortress on the Sava

A post shared by Natasa (@modesty5) on

6) Vis island was once a Yugoslav military fortress

A post shared by Arthur Smith (@arthur.mull) on

7) Villa Rebar, formerly a Fascist estate, a 70's party hangout, and now abandoned 

A post shared by Martina (@omgmartina) on

8) St Nicholas Fortress is now UNESCO listed

A post shared by Megan And Brian (@droneroams) on

 9) Political School Josip Broz Tito

10) Abandoned garage in Karlobag
11) Piramida Disco outside Pula

#thepast #abandoned #sad #cultplace #pula #disco

A post shared by @ dario.mot on

12) Tučepi abandoned hotel 
13) Fort Punta Christo was built to defend Pula

A post shared by @the_ant_van on

14) The worn runway at Željava Air Base

A post shared by James Matthews (@jimsjourneys) on

15) Urbex in Zagreb

A post shared by takeiteasy (@takeiteasy_8__) on

16) Zagreb's empty buildings cast long shadows

A post shared by Goran (@equipmentzgb) on

17) Krvavica, a 1963 children's health resort
18) The old factory in Krke 

A post shared by Matt Grant (@mg118118) on

19) Goli otok, once a political prison, is now uninhabited
You may also like
You may also like
Advertising