FREE ENTRY - Bunker 10-Z

Inside this nuclear fallout shelter, resistant to weapons of mass destruction, a total of 500 people could be housed for three days. Under Czech army control until 1993, it had been classified top secret.

Originally built as an air-raid shelter during World War II, this underground site served as protection against American and Soviet bombing raids on Brno. Starting in 1946, it was used by the Löwy and Šmíd wine wholesale company, which was confiscated by the communists just two days after the coup in February 1948. The shelter was expanded into a nuclear bunker in 1959, designed to accommodate up to 500 people essential for managing the city and region for a period of three days. 

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