Sunlight streams through towering arched windows, casting elongated shadows across a once-magnificent baroque corridor. The warm, ochre-tinted walls create an ethereal atmosphere as nature's tendrils slowly infiltrate this forgotten palace, weaving a delicate dance between architectural grandeur and wild abandonment.
For well over fifteen years, this structure gained fame as a nightclub, an extraordinary venue that opened in the 80ties and became renowned not just for its parties but for its unusual resident - a tiger that lived in the garden. The club's success was immediate and overwhelming, regularly hosting up to 4000 party-goers from across the country. Imagine yourself gliding through this corridor before entering the dance floor alive with people moving to the hypnotic beats of Italo disco.
The grand palace that witnessed both aristocratic soirées and pulsating 80s nightlife now stands as a hollow shell. The structure's future remains uncertain, as each passing season brings further decay to this unique piece of architectural and cultural history.
