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Originally named ceverit, Superfest was an extremely durable glass patented and developed in 1979 in East Germany to combat excessive glass waste.
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin is arguably one of the most recognizable monuments in Germany. But did you know its not the only Brandenburg Gate?
Urban Exploring in Berlin, Brandenburg and Beyond: Follow our urbex tours through Berlin, Brandenburg and Germany as we discover new abandoned places.
Exploring the remnants of an abandoned Soviet Training Tank, left behind in the forests of Brandenburg after the Russian withdrawal from Germany.
Shot down in 1944, the RAF Avro Lancaster Bomber crashed into a field outside of the village of Märkisch Buchholz in Germany - where its fragments still remain.
Searching for and documenting the remaining Nazi Eagles (Reichsadler) of the Third Reich in the Nuremberg, Germany.
Built between 1939 and 1941 north of Bernau, the Lager Koralle was the secretive headquarters of the Oberkommando der Kriegsmarine and the German U-Boat Fleet.
This unassuming Bison statue (Wisentdenkmal) once greeted visitors to Hermann Görings nature park, praising the animals that once roamed the germanic lands.
Built in 1974, the Kernkraftwerk Greifswald was the largest Nuclear Power Plant in East Germany. Deemed unsafe it shut down in 1990, and will be torn down by 2028.
Hitler and Speer had grand plans for reshaping Berlin into a new capital called Germania, but not much was ever built. What has survived though is a small piece of Hitlers Autobahn.
In a forest on a military training ground outside Aachen lies the so-called "Tank Cemetery Aachen," where 5 former tanks serve as military targets.
Hidden in a small forest lies this East German Hospital Bunker. Based on a Soviet SKT Type Bunker, its been left abandoned since german reunification.
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