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Pezinok opustená psychiatrická nemocnica philipa pinela 💯👻 1 časť

PEZINOK. Ak sa povie Pezinok, viacero ludí si predstaví víno, vinobranie i Malé Karpaty. Niektorým však príde na um Pinelka - Psychiatrická nemocnica Philipa Pinela. Jej súčasťou bola v minulosti i budova Krajskei psychiatrickej liečebné. Takto to dnes vyzerá na jednom z najdesivejšich miest na Slovensku. Do starej budovy liečebne sa vstupovať neodporúča a, každú chvílku hrozí, že sa zrúti A hlavne kvôli polohe tu v roku 1918 boli železné kúpele. Z tohto obdobia pochádza aj fontána, ktorú ešte aj teraz môzete v areáli spozorovat. Kúpele nemali taky ohlas, aky by si zaslúžili a preto boli v roku 1924 predané. Podpísala sa zmluva na hotelizáciu dlhodobo psychicky chorych pacientov. Najprv ubytovávali len mužov , po roku 1938 a po prístavbe už ubytovávali aj ženy a deti.Pre miestnych sa stal zaužívaný názoν"Cajla", a znamenalo v preklade psychiatrická liečebna Philipa Pinela. V roku 1976 sa začal stavať noνy pavilón, kde sa postupne kνôli modernizácii prestahovala celá psychiatria. Komplex budov ostal opusteny achradol. Postupom času, prírody a za znanej miery vandalov sa objekt starej nemocnice dostal do stavu, v akom je dnes. PEZINOK. When you hear Pezinok, many people think of wine, vintage and the Little Carpathians. However, someone thinks of Pinelka - the Philip Pinel Psychiatric Hospital. In the past, the building of the Regional Psychiatric Hospital was part of it. This is how it looks today in one of the scariest places in Slovakia. It is not recommended to enter the building of the old hospital, it is in danger of collapsing at any moment. And mainly because of the location, there were iron baths here in 1918. The fountain that you can still see in the area dates from this period. The spa did not receive the attention it deserved, so it was sold in 1924. A contract was signed for the accommodation of long-term mentally ill patients. At first they accommodated only men, after 1938 and after the extension also women and children. For the locals, the name "Cajla" was used, which in translation meant the psychiatric treatment of Philippe Pinel. In 1976, the construction of a new pavilion began, where the entire psychiatry was gradually moved due to modernization. The complex of buildings remained abandoned and dilapidated. Over time, nature and the known rate of vandals, the building of the old hospital came to the state it is in today.