Discover Hungary’s most thrilling ghost towns! – VIDEOS

If you would like to gain a heart-pounding experience, you should not miss Hungary’s scariest and most thrilling haunted places! The majority of them are abandoned and cannot be visited; however, some of them can be still discovered by the bravest ones. They have something in common – they all preserve our past. Let’s see how these places have changed by the passage of time!

“The Hungarian Chernobyl”

The Hungarian ghost town of Szentkirályszabadja, located in the vicinity of Lake Balaton, used to give a home to thousands of people in the past. Similarly to other small Hungarian settlements that served as a residence for the Soviet army, Szentkirályszabadja has also preserved some memories which tell us a lot about the daily life of its former residents.

The barracks were built in the 1960s and 1970s and were resided by Russian and Ukrainian soldiers and their families. In the region, we can find private houses, school, kindergarten, cinema, theatre, sports centre, post office, restaurants, bars, shops and even abattoir.

Szentkirályszabadja is also called „the Hungarian Chernobyl” that gave the home to thousands of people in the past and has become totally abandoned by now.

As szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu reports, the formerly used objects have disappeared; their place has been taken by nature, along with visitors’ handprints on the walls.

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The ghost beach

In the past, one of the most beautiful panoramas could be viewed from the beach of Lepence Valley that was opened in 1977 at a mountainside and was listed among the most special Hungarian beaches. Lepence Valley Beach provided an unforgettable experience during thirty years, not only because of its panorama, but due to its 39°C hot thermal water coming from the deepest internal thermal spring.