About Monastere Antoinette / Klooster Antoinette
Monastere Antoinette, also known as Klooster Antoinette, is located in the province of Liège, Belgium. The site consists of dilapidated brick buildings featuring architectural details such as a large chimney, a small tower, and a wooden roof. The exterior is heavily overgrown with ivy, bushes, and trees, with a small path leading to one of the entrances. Inside, the structures contain long, narrow hallways with yellow walls and wooden floors. The interior is in a significant state of disrepair, characterized by peeling paint, debris, and concrete blocks scattered across the floors. Notable features include arched entryways in blue and white, some of which have partially collapsed. Graffiti is present on both the walls and windows. Some rooms contain scattered urns and boarded-up windows, reflecting the building's historical context and its current state of abandonment.
Monastere Antoinette / Klooster Antoinette is located in Wallonia, Belgium. We have 13 images available for this location. Our locations are regularly updated with new photos and community feedback to ensure the most current information.
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Monastere Antoinette is located in the province of Liege, Belgium. The site consists of dilapidated brick buildings featuring a small tower, a large chimney, and a wooden roof. The exterior walls are heavily covered in ivy and surrounded by overgrown vegetation, including bushes and trees, with a small path leading to an entrance. Some windows are boarded up, while others show signs of graffiti. Inside, the location contains long, narrow hallways with yellow walls and wooden floors. The rooms are in a state of disrepair with peeling paint, graffiti-covered walls, and debris or concrete blocks scattered across the floors. Architectural features include a blue archway, a white archway that has partially collapsed, and a broken archway in the center of a room. One area contains urns scattered across the floor, and some rooms suggest a historical context. The interior also features large open spaces used as entryways and doorways leading to various passages and rooms.
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