Greenhouse Rosa ,
Greenhouse Rosa is an abandoned botanical greenhouse that has become one of the most photogenic urbex locations in Europe.
Built during the golden age of spa tourism in the late 19th and early 20th century, the greenhouse once formed part of an elegant park where wealthy visitors came to relax, walk among exotic plants, and enjoy a world of calm and luxury.
The structure originally served as an ornamental botanical garden, filled with tropical plants, palms, and rare flowers. It was designed not only to cultivate greenery but also to impress visitors — a symbol of prestige and refinement from a time when architecture and nature were carefully intertwined to create serene experiences.
As decades passed and tourism patterns changed, the once-thriving complex slowly fell into decline. Maintenance stopped, the buildings were abandoned, and the greenhouse was eventually left to time and the elements.
Glass panels shattered, metal frames began to rust, and nature gradually reclaimed the interior.
Today, the greenhouse stands as a hauntingly beautiful ruin.
Vines hang from the ceiling, trees grow through broken windows, and soft light filters through the remaining glass, creating an atmosphere that feels almost cinematic. The fusion of architecture and nature has transformed the space into a silent reminder of the past — preserved not by restoration, but by decay itself.
A place where time stands still, and where nature quietly takes back what was once built to contain it.
