It's a shame that the building is empty without any residents. But, the building that was once glorious and magnificent really brings us back to the past, like magic.
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It's a shame that the building is empty without any residents. But, the building that was once glorious and magnificent really brings us back to the past, like magic.
There have been a lot of talks of people having interest in buying them and fixing them up to revive them over the years. But a lot of it falls flat generally due to the cost. It's a shame for sure, there are a lot of buildings around these former republics that are incredibly beautiful and historical, deserving of attention. But they just don't get it. In Tbilisi there are buildings in the city centre that are over 100 years old and just rotting. Culturally significant but just crumbling.
One building in the centre was demolished and replaced with a modern skyscraper which is just a hotel and casino. It's depressing.
Yes, it is very pity to see those magnificent buildings in such a poor condition but the feeling of rich history and glorious past is there and that was a very unique feeling! thanks for stopping by and traveling with me!