Former Treatment House from Baile Govora in Valcea County, Romania
This former treatment house, aka sanatorium, was built in the shape of the capital letter E in the 1900s. It had 145 rooms at the time it opened in 1915. Then another 19 rooms were built but weren’t completed because the war broke out. Some of the treatments performed at this sanatorium included electro and water therapy.
After the war, a series of compressed air cabinets were built to help patients with upper respiratory health problems. But as communism spread throughout the area, tourism took a dive and buildings like this one were eventually abandoned.