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(#11) The Palace of Industry from the 1948 Summer Olympics in London
Part of this building was destroyed long ago, but in 1948, it housed the fencing competitions for the London Olympics.
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(#6) The Kayaking Venue from the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens
The venues from the 2004 Olympics are a variable wasteland now. They're desolate and a testament to the financial hardships that come with hosting the Olympics.
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(#10) The Hellinikon Softball Stadium from the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens
Very few of the Olympic venues from the 2004 Olympics are still in use. The softball stadium is particularly desolate, with weeds taking over the majority of the once pristine field.
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(#14) The Kayaking Venue from the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta
Olympic kayaking venues are to the summer Olympics as bobsledding venues are to the winter. They're both often the first venues to be lost and forgotten.
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(#3) A Podium from the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo
War ravaged Sarajevo only a few years after the city hosted the Olympics. As a result, most of the Olympic sites now sit in various states of decay.
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(#7) The Olympic Stadium from the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens
Athens' Olympic Stadium was built in 1982 to host an international athletic competition and renovated to host the 2004 Olympics. It's actually still used as a music venue, but the grounds outside the stadium have begun to look more like the setting for a zombie apocalypse than anything else.
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The Olympics was originated in ancient Greece more than two thousand years ago and the first modern Olympics was finally held in 1896. For more than 100 years, this worldwide sports event has been held in 19 different countries. Many countries have built many venues and stadiums in order to host this most famous sports event. However, due to various reasons, some venues and arenas gradually were abandoned after the Olympics.
The random tool sorted out 16 abandoned sites from the past Olympics around the world, and some places have become ghost sites. All the cheers and applause that were ended on the day the Olympics ended.
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