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One of the buildings I looked most forward to, and is the main reason I’ve visited Băile Herculane, is Băile Neptun (or Neptune Baths or Austrian Imperial Baths). Băile Neptun has been built at the end of the 19th century (between 1883 and 1886). Architect Alpar Ignat designed the plans for the building. Băile Neptun has former sulfur and thermal baths with 32 individual cabins and 2 large pools built of red marble. The pools were getting their water from the Neptune I and Neptune IV springs. On the first floor used to be a gym. It is a huge building with a lot of rooms. However, one of the rooms stands out. This is one of the main hallways, with a lovely cat posing at the end of it.

Read more about this beautiful building on my blog:
https://romanrobroek.nl/photographing-abandoned-buildings-in-baile-herculane-romania/

https://twitter.com/HousesVictorian/status/922562002781736962

Victorian Houses on Twitter “Abandoned Victorian Style Greenhouse, Villa Maria, in northern Italy near Lake Como.”

https://romanrobroek.nl/photographing-beauty-abandonment-france/

Photographing the Beauty of Abandonment in France - Urban Photography by Roman Robroek From time to time I would like to highlight one of the countries that I have explored. Recently I have shared an article regarding my favourite country, Italy. If you haven’t read that yet make sure to check it out! There are some photographs in the article and I am sure you will like it.…

https://twitter.com/archpics/status/913568514673401858

Architecture on Twitter “An abandoned church in France.”

Urban Photography by Roman Robroek I am a photographer with a focus on capturing abandoned buildings, forgotten places and decay.