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- The grounds are easy to enter through many holes in the fence and missing gates, and recent reports say the fence is still full of gaps.
- The hall is easiest to enter through broken windows on the tax office side, often using a pallet; some windows are bricked up.
- The door to the second building was once forced open but has since been repaired, and it reportedly can now only be reached via the roof.
- Getting onto the roof is difficult, and the helper board there is firmly tied with a rope.
- The basements are reached via a barrel or ladder, or through holes in the floor of the big hall.
- Many visitors met no security, and one person met guards who did not react.
- The newest report warns that a security guard from the neighbouring tax office arrives within about 3 minutes.
- The roof reportedly has cameras and motion sensors that even detected a drone, so going up there is risky.
- Some comments say the tax office does not care about visitors, while others advise keeping quiet.
- Signs of homeless people, such as a mattress, are visible at the end of the upstairs corridor, but most visitors met no one.
- The site is heavily devastated and mostly stripped, with only a few pieces of furniture, spools and barrels left.
- The basements hold rotting yarn, sacks, buttons and fibres, and the main hall has many holes in the floor.
- The basements and technical tunnels probably run under the whole building.
- There is a lot of graffiti on the walls.
- The huge main hall is the biggest draw, with a strong atmosphere, especially in fog.
- The underground tunnels have a dark atmosphere, though there is little else down there.
- The place is good for photos and for beginner explorers.
- Bring a strong flashlight for the basements, as it is easy to get lost there.
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