/// Jawa/Yezdi Factory

Where:  India - Mysore

Source:  Team-BHP

What:  The factory was closed in 2002. The demise of the marque is one of the most tragic events in Indian biking scene. Inside the building there are plenty of interesting things, like 350 twin motors, lots of spare parts, incomplete projects of cafe racers and scooters, and there are even complete bikes.

/// Entertainment Centre

Where:  Australia - Perth

Source:  Abandoned Journey

What:  With a capacity of over 8,000 people, and an entry in the Guiness Book of World Records, this urban exploration can´t be missed. For over a decade, the Perth Entertainment Centre has remained empty and very well locked and secured, it is almost like a clock simply stopped inside. But a persistent urban explorer can enter. In 1974, the indoor stadium opened its doors, and on this stage once stood Bob Marley, Bono, Whitney Houston, Bon Jovi, The Beach Boys, AC/DC, Queen, Sting, and many others. Today it's just another more abandoned building.

/// Loew's Kings Theater

Where:  United States - New York City
Source:  After the Final Curtain
What:  Loew’s Kings Theatre opened in 1929 and was designed by the architectural firm of Rapp and Rapp and decorated by Harold W. Rambush.  It was operated by the Loew’s Theaters chain, and it was one of the five “Loew’s Wonder Theaters” in the New York metropolitan area. Loew’s dropped the Kings in August 1977 due to low attendance and high maintance costs, as well as the decline of the surrounding neighborhood. It remains closed and abandoned since that year.

/// Penthouse Resort Adriatic

Where:  Croatia - KRK Island
Source:  Jakob Ehrensvärd
What:  This huge resort opened in 1972. Some 45 million US dollars were invested in this particular venture. The Penthouse Adriatic was a more-than-rarefied rendezvous for the sophisticated and appreciative traveler who demanded the kind of cosseting that only Penthouse did understand and provide. But in view of the "Croatian War of Independence 1991-1995", a protracted war that smashed completely the tourism, this resort, like many others became abandoned/bankruptcy.