City Without an Address: Abandoned Buildings of Russia Octopus

City Without an Address: Abandoned Buildings of Russia Octopus

Have you ever dreamed of walking through an abandoned building?
For example, an ancient estate with centuries of history or an empty school that once teemed with life, where now you can only find lonely desks...
There are such mysterious places in... almost every city in the country. Most of the time, they don't even have an address left, but they have a story that attracts many people.
On the pages of the book, you will find incredible photographs of such locations that are frightening and mesmerizing at the same time. The author of the book, photographer, and popular blog writer Alexey Grachev (@alexdoomer) will share travel notes and tell the forgotten history of ghost towns and closed factories.
Take a stroll through the abandoned buildings of Moscow, cities of the Golden Ring, the Arctic, and other regions of Russia.
Shall we open the door to the past together?

Author: ГРАЧЕВ А.А.

Printhouse: Eksmo

Series: Stories of Houses and Their Inhabitants

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785041968786

Number of pages: 232

Size: 248x198x21 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 734 g

ID: 1625643

Have you ever dreamed of walking through an abandoned building?
For example, an ancient estate with centuries of history or an empty school that once teemed with life, where now you can only find lonely desks...
There are such mysterious places in almost every city in the country. Most of the time, they don't even have an address left, but they have a story that attracts many people.
On the pages of the book, you will find incredible photographs of such locations that are frightening and mesmerizing at the same time. The author of the book, photographer, and popular blog writer Alexey Grachev (@alexdoomer) will share travel notes and tell the forgotten history of ghost towns and closed factories.
Take a stroll through the abandoned buildings of Moscow, cities of the Golden Ring, the Arctic, and other regions of Russia.
Shall we open the door to the past together?