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In the lying-in halls, the tuberculosis patients could lie outside in the fresh air.

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Actually, it's a pity that the buildings are so dilapidated. However, it is also nice to see what nature does when you let it.

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On the technology and tunnel guidance in the basement, you can see what time-consuming work was necessary to care for the patients 🧙

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The women's pavilion, arranged so that the sun terrace faced south, the necessary fresh air cures could be perceived here in the sun loungers directly from the rooms! Ingeniously thought out🧙

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For me as a Lost Place fan a dream, the combination of the treetop path and the old listed buildings are absolutely worth seeing! 🧙

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Architecture just great. End time mode

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The Beelitz-Heilstätten workers' pulmonary sanatorium, built between 1898 and 1930 by the Berlin State Insurance Company, form one of the largest hospital complexes in the Berlin area. It is a listed ensemble of 60 buildings on a total area of approx. 200 hectares. The lung sanatoriums were built in two areas northwest of the railway line, and the sanatoriums for the treatment of non-infectious diseases in the two areas southeast of the railway line. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Near the train station, there is a memorial to the fallen of the First World War. On the forecourt of the former hospital church, which was demolished in 1971. This simple memorial was created by Ludwig Cauer and erected on May 7, 1928, by the Berlin State Insurance Institute. At the front is a (mourning) figure and the following inscription: The Berlin State Insurance Institute erected this memorial to the employees of the Beelitz Sanatorium who fell for Germany between 1914 and 1918. (Source: http://www.denkfried.de)

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