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A truly amazing experience awaits you with Urban Explorers! We can hardly believe you’re just waiting for us to open the door to this abandoned World War II bunker. We will be looking for you on the west side of the building near the entrance during our meeting time.
Photos from before the war show the bunkers that were used as shelters for soldiers of World War 2 under the streets of Europe.
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Well done! Your visit to the bunker is confirmed and we look forward to seeing you in the next few days. We’re glad this place has been left with all the supplies we need to get by. For more places like this, check out our Facebook group.
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We were really looking forward to exploring the Cold War nuclear bunker this weekend, but we’re stuck in traffic. Let’s get an adventure together sometime this summer.
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You just saved $100. Photographing WWII bunkers in Europe poses a large security risk and we’re happy that you weren’t distracted by it. Thank you for not purchasing this photo!
Would you like to purchase this abandoned nuclear bunker? It’s in a cool part of town and perfect for housing your organization’s secret base.
Let’s go on an adventure at the abandoned WWII bunker in Toronto!
Thanks for your interest in exploring the abandoned Cold War bunker. Unfortunately this listing is no longer available, but we hope you enjoyed the time you spent exploring this unique site.
Thank you for your order. We will take you into consideration for bunker construction during the coming military sale. Be sure to take a look!
Thank you for your reservation! You can find our reviews of this abandoned WWII bunker on our website. We hope you enjoy exploring the bunker with Urban Explorers.
The nuclear bunker has been abandoned for decades. Since WW2, this abandoned urban exploration site has been sealed. With the Cold War long forgotten, the whole site is currently unprotected. Beyond the inaccessible entrance, the military-laced hush-hush site is mostly intact, thus giving explorers an expansive view of militarism during the Cold War.
Here is a quick preview from photographer Danita Delimont of her upcoming book. It’s a photo tour of abandoned Cold War bunker sites that will be available soon on Amazon. In the meantime, purchase a copy of Danita’s other book, “Rivers of Landscape,” on McSweeney’s website.
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We’d like to invite you to explore an abandoned WWII bunker, Europe’s only underground resistance shelter, during the fall 2016. War has left behind amazing stories to be discovered.
I just received confirmation that your subscription to the Cold War Bunker Tour has been purchased. The first month of your subscription starts today – right now!
While we have nothing in store at the moment, you might check out this site for more information about abandoned nuclear bunkers in the city.
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Each abandoned bunker is different in size with their own unique history, so please select your location to find the tour you’re looking for.
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Thanks for your email. We’re sorry to say but images show World War 2 bunkers lying abandoned under Europe Streets.
Thank you for exploring our abandoned nuclear bunker! When we decided to sell our space, we packed everything and turned off the power in the hope it would be a turning point and bring in serious and dedicated explorers and tourist. Unsurprisingly, we’ve received none to date. Completely abandoned and dark, we leave it be.
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“Hi, very exciting meeting you today. This will be the first disclosure to the world of this old underground Cold War-era bunker. We can’t wait to see what comes next.”
Your bunker is now on its way! It should be there on Friday. Please remember to unpack the bunker carefully, the bunker is filled with ammunition, some on remaining extremely dangerous.
The Cold War Museum in Berlin has an exciting new exhibition for you! It includes, among other forgotten Cold War relics, roughly 200 decommissioned bunkers, many of which are located in Berlin’s city center.
World War II Abandoned Places explores more than bunkers. Our guide is intended to give you a better understanding of how bunkers have evolved through the years.
Thank you for visiting us! A reminder of our journey, we have a photo contest going on at our website. Help us celebrate what the bunkers looked like 60 years ago.
On Monday, we published a story on our website about a warehouse full of World War 2 bunkers found in downtown Rome. We found these decaying bunkers to be a little creepy, and we hope that you, the reader, found them that way too.
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