spookiest abandoned places

Having held people like Al Capone, this was one of the first modern penitentiaries to be constructed.

This small playground opened in the 50s and closed right after the turn of the century.

Built in 1913, this was the tallest station in the world. The railway closed in the 80s and renovation plans have failed.

At over 13,000 miles long it is hard to maintain every portion of the wall and some parts have fallen into disrepair.

Built off the coast of England during World War II for coastal protection, these forts are now abandoned.

Deep in the heart of Scotland, this island was abandoned until 1911 when it was renovated by some locals. It once again sits abandoned.

A favorite among ghost hunters, this castle was first built by people fleeing the French revolution. After that it was used an orphanage during the World Wars and then it was left abandoned.

Formerly fought over by both Japan and Russia, today the island sits uninhabited between the two nations.

Originally built by a wealthy aristocrat to store surplus ammunition after Americas war with Spain, the ammunition exploded and the place has been abandoned ever since.

Built right under Mt Fuji this theme park lasted only 10 years before it was shutdown. Its ruins remain until today.