What the Sunken Cruise Ship Costa Concordia Looks Like Today
(Ufficio Stampa Gruppo Carabinieri Subaquei via Getty Images)
(Ufficio Stampa Gruppo Carabinieri Subaquei via Getty Images)

After resting partially submerged on the shores of Giglio Porto for nearly two years, the Costa Concordia was salvaged and towed to Genoa, Italy. Photographer Jonathan Danko Kielkowski gained access to the now dry-docked ship and documented the impact of the tragic grounding.

See the images from inside the ship on Town & Country here.

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