An Abandoned Village in Italy

3 August 2007 | Category: Architecture Rumbling
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An Abandoned Village in Italy

An Abandoned Village in Italy

The website mention that the village is abandoned but never state the reason, no name of the village or exact location. Isn’t it weird how a village of such magnitude was abandon? Visit the website for more images. This reminds me of the abandon city San Zhi in Taiwan.

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5 Comments

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  1. Jeroen Scholiers
    on August 3rd, 2007
    1

    If you search for ‘Balestrino, Italy’ in Google Earth, you’ll find the exact location… greetings.

  2. Jerry
    on August 11th, 2007
    2

    I went to Google Earth but did not see any buildings that looked like the pictures.

  3. Jeroen Scholiers
    on August 16th, 2007
    3

    it ’s on the right… from the place where google earth will send you, but still on the screen…
    44° 7′28.82″N
    8°10′20.10″O

  4. elvis
    on June 19th, 2009
    4

    The name of the village is Torri Superiore located in Liguria, Italy.However no reasons for the abandonment,just rumors one of witch is the area was strickin with a plague the goverment quarantined it for some time , cover up ? or just rumor ..

  5. Sposa
    on October 27th, 2009
    5

    Balestrino, Italy is just as picturesque as many other medieval Italian towns, with its stunning hilltop location 70 km southeast of Genoa. Once owned by the Benedictine abbey of San Pietro dei Monti, Balestrino began losing its population in the late 19th century as earthquakes struck the region and damaged property. In 1953, the town was abandoned due to ‘geological instability’. The part of the town that has remained untouched since that time is currently undergoing planning for redevelopment, so it won’t remain abandoned for much longer.

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