bunker

I’ve been to Methil XDO post, lower largo bunkers and the Charles hill battery but I would like to visit more places :)

I was wanting to go explore the corstorphine bunker but I'm not sure if it's still abbandoned. Has anyone been there recently?

History An extensive tunnel network was built under Reigate Hill to house this headquarters in a former chalk mine. This base was built to be bomb-proof, with the Command being tasked with defending the south-eastern coast of England from a potential German invasion. The HQ, which was built...

I felt that no urbex trip to Wales would be complete without this place. It's very well docmented so I'm not rerurgitating facts already shared about this place. Fun fact: having not done my research properly, I initially spent some time trying to access the nearby active aerial. The...

This was our final stop on what was a warm 4 days exploring the areas south of Berlin. Having failed at another Soviet bunker in the south, where it turned out we were looking about 500m in the wrong area for the entry, we decided to try a sure thing. After a nice walk through some lush german...

This was our first stop on a long weekend south of Berlin to mess around in the Juterbog area exploring the mass of old Soviet bases. Lynow is a small derelict soviet barrack block sitting on the edge of one of their training areas, Juterbog-Ost, and served as a base for the 132nd...

The Wenallt Anti-Aircraft Operations Room bunker in Cardiff was constructed in 1951 as part of the United Kingdom's post-World War II air defense system. Built during the height of Cold War anxieties, this massive two-storey concrete complex served as the primary command center for coordinating...

Hidden deep in a remote forest, this civil defence bunker has sat abandoned since around 1997. It was part of a wider network of bunkers built during the Cold War to maintain uninterrupted communications in the event of a nuclear attack. The bunker is surprisingly well preserved, with much of...

Fort Crosby, a hidden coastal bunker between Crosby Beach and Hightown, has transformed from a First and Second World War defence site into an uncurated gallery of graffiti and street art. Inside its dim corridors, layers of tags, symbols and striking stencil portraits—featuring icons like Amy...

Having exploded most of the system, reaching the plug hole. The concrete box section that feeds it, isn't accessible without equipment. From looking at other reports, I see others have abseiled down there? I'm just curious to know where this leads, and where the water intake is coming from.

Visited this nice little bunker in the suburbs of Belgrade with @Sids last year. The entrance is a well hidden hole in the ground in some woods, followed by two very sketchy long ladders down. I bottled it on the first attempt as I really didn't like the look of it, but we went back with some...

The bunker measures 32 metres by 7 metres, made with concrete walls & a steel corrugated roof consisting of 2 rooms, 2 toilets, corridors & a spiral access staircase There were 2 access points one at Burdon road (network rail / nexus yard) & another accessing the now demo'd civic centre blocked...

The drain was built in the 1980s, as Warrington is prone to flooding, it spans over 4 miles. After two days of dry weather I decided to venture into the storm drain by the outfall. Water levels were quite low and the speed of the stream and levels stayed the same throughout my couple of hours...

very shocked to find on Somerset Her that an underground ROC bunker was on a hill near me. So I went to check it out. But compound overgrown with thorns. It’s hatch is hard to open and lots of mould but a bit of furniture is still inside I would advise not going because the A39 is hard to get...

A small one from me that has been on the list for many, many years, but I've never bothered. I popped in as I was in the area already and fancied something whilst I was there. It was very easy to locate, but my lanky frame meant climbing across the twisted mess of RSJs meant I had to twist in...