Are all the weird prisons in the world 10 cold and horrible?

There are countless prisons in the world. Are they all cold and horrible? Let's learn about the weird prisons in the world 10 and see the difference between them and traditional prisons.

No. Lang Hollmen 1 Stockholm, Sweden

This prison, built by prisoners in the18th century, has now become the most beautiful urban oasis in Stockholm. Compared with the barren land and barren rocks before the construction, the prison closed by the government and its former site have become a good place for local people to take a walk and have a picnic. Such a scene can not help but make people feel pity and admiration for the hard work of local prisoners hundreds of years ago. Nowadays, the beautiful and legendary prison life here has become the biggest selling point for tourists.

2.Gili Otok Croatia

The abandoned buildings in Geely Otto are all over the uninhabited island. Compared with the prosperity of Krk Island across the sea, the desolation here is somewhat surreal. The regime change at the end of the 20th century brought different systems here, and also brought Geely Otto into history. Perhaps the low and monotonous architectural form can't give people a sensory impact, but for the "telling" of that historical period, Geely Otto is undoubtedly a unique angle.

3. Dartmoor Prison, Devon, England

The experience of holding American prisoners of war in Dartmoor prison 200 years ago describes the war that was forgotten by many people-1812. Unlike other well-known prisons that earn a living with high prestige, Dartmoor Prison is still active in the front line of British judicial circles. Although it is currently the second-line work of prisoners' re-education, the power of "prison camp" is still indelible. On the premise of friendship between the United States and Britain, the museum in the prison also displays the uniforms and weapons of the managers of that year.

4. Old Montana Prison in Dearlock, Montana, USA

Do you still remember the horror prison in the northwest of the United States in the movie "Escape Train"? There are all kinds of hideous instruments of torture scattered on the bloodstained sand, and the towering gallows used to be the last stop of many people ... In reality, there really is such a standard "Northwest Prison" in Montana in the northwest of the United States. Both buildings and facilities show the "heroic spirit" of the Gobi desert in the west, and the easily detachable instruments of torture and gallows also show its quickness of action-everything focuses on efficiency and the next hanging goal.

5. Selika Hotel in Ljubljana, Slovenia

It is not unusual for the old prison to be converted into a guest house, but it is really unique to keep the original doors and windows. Selika Guest House is not built solely for accommodation, but for "fun". The intact cell doors and windows almost give up the possibility of creating private space, and people who live here just want to experience the feeling of being in prison. The interior of the 20 single rooms has its own characteristics, and the overall design is inspired by more than 50 Slovenian artists and artists from all over the world. There is a bar on the first floor of the "prison", which provides all kinds of drinks from coffee to spirits. The reception desk for formalities is located in the "closed room" on the first floor of the basement.

6. Rat cage prison in Sarbu Loughs, Iowa, USA.

Squirrel cage prison is also known as "lazy Susan prison", with the same name-a three-story building with spiral stairs and rooms embedded in it, which really looks like a huge mouse cage. After 1969 was closed, the "squirrel cage" did not change much, and it still remained the original appearance. Even on the wall inside the prison, there are graffiti of the prisoners of that year, with names and dates.

7. Little Falls Women's Prison in Tasmania, Australia

/kloc-Australia in the 0 th and 9 th centuries was once known as a huge prison assembly area. Little Falls Women's Prison, located in the capital of Tasmania, is one of the few women's prisons. During the period from 1828 to 1856, more than 5,000 female prisoners and their children lived here. At that time, the guard room was the only remaining building at present, and the miniature European garden was used to commemorate those lost lives.

8. Vier Prison, Quebec, Canada

Trois-rivieres is the oldest prison institution in Canada, operating from 1822 to 1985, and has been developed into a tourist attraction. If you plan to gather a group of people to feel the feelings of prisoners in those days, this is of course the best choice. After the warm welcome ceremony, the formal procedure began. You have to register first, then take photos according to your fingerprints, and finally send you to the "prison" and issue uniforms. The next morning, you will be forced to make the bed and then have a "standard" breakfast.

9. Ashbourne Museum of Crime and Punishment, Georgia, USA.

The Museum of Crime and Punishment once had a career as a professional prison for over 90 years. It is undoubtedly one of the most cruel prisons at that time and now, and even its "chain policy" for prisoners has been imitated by other prisons. It used to be full of heavy labor, strict supervision and heavily armed guards. The prison museum shows the equipment used by prisoners, chains, whips used by guards, and replicas of electric chairs.

10, Lucerne Prison Hotel, Switzerland

The picturesque Lucerne, Switzerland, is famous for a long time, not only because of the cathedral bridge and the lion monument, but also because there is a "prison hotel" here. This19th century prison is now the strangest residence in Switzerland. The "unplugged" single room perfectly reproduces the scene of imprisonment here. Every weekend, Knascht Club in the prison hotel is also a hot spot in Lucerne. Of course, you can also visit the prisoner library in the hotel.

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Five-star prison

A five-star "paradise for criminals" prison is located in the ancient Austrian city of Leoben. If it weren't for barbed wire on all sides, I would have thought it was a university library far away.

The exterior design of this prison is very modern, and the interior decoration is even more luxurious. The cells in the prison are distributed on both sides, one is the suspect waiting for trial, and the other is the convicted criminal.

More than 200 prisoners living in prison are happier than beggars begging in the street, not to mention that single cells with separate bathrooms are equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows, and each room has a small balcony (although there are iron railings around it), from which you can see the yard downstairs first; That is to say, every 15 rooms form a suite, enjoying the public activity area and a small kitchen, which is luxurious enough. Prisoners can cook their own meals, and the tableware on the dining table is mostly metal. It's incredible. This is simply a shared apartment!

In addition to the apartment-like living environment, the prison also has a fitness center, a prayer room and a tea room, and provides an open meeting space for prisoners to meet visitors alone. If the prisoner's spouse visits, the prison also provides rooms similar to hotel suites.

Criminals wear their own clothes, not reform-through-labour uniforms. At first glance, it is no different from ordinary people.

After the photos of this prison spread on the Internet, it attracted countless netizens to pat bricks. Some netizens in China joked: Today, with high housing prices, it is better to rob a bank in Ollie.

It is said that the crime rate of theft in Austria is 40% higher than that in the United States. Perhaps this five-star prison is the real "culprit".