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- Entry is easy, there are at least three ways in, but you have to get past piles of tyres that mark out a motorbike track.
- It is best to approach from the back or use a side entrance, since a driving school operates in front of the building; there are no tyres at the back.
- The back route leads through a small wooded patch, and some basement windows at ground level are broken.
- The roof is reached by a second staircase, to the right of the main entrance.
- Comments conflict: some saw no security, while one visitor was chased off by a guard after about ten minutes.
- The guards reportedly belong to the active facility next door rather than to this building.
- Driving school staff and learners pay no attention to visitors.
- More recent comments say nobody watches the place and no police were seen.
- The building is slowly falling apart: bricks fall from the ceiling, plaster is peeling, and the top floor is in the worst shape.
- Inside are used tyres, broken bumpers and car parts, plus some burnt furniture and rubbish.
- The interior is heavily damaged and the stairs have no railings.
- One comment says homeless people sleep inside, while another reports none.
- Opposite stands something like a warehouse, which is also empty.
- The roof offers a pleasant panorama, including a view of the Sośnica mine.
- A few atmospheric photos can be taken.
- Apart from the roof, the building is fairly plain, essentially a typical office block with the same layout on every floor.
- On working days motorbike lessons take place by the building, so there is a lot of traffic around it.
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