Bunkermuseum Frauenwald, Underground museum in Frauenwald, Germany.
This underground complex spans 3,600 square meters beneath the Thuringian Forest, featuring authentic Cold War-era command facilities with preserved communication equipment and life support systems.
Built between 1973 and 1975 during the Cold War, this bunker served as a secret command center for the East German Ministry of State Security (Stasi) in case of military conflict.
The museum represents a significant piece of German history, documenting the divided nation's security apparatus and the psychological impact of living under constant threat during the Cold War era.
The museum offers guided tours lasting approximately 70 minutes, operates daily from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM in summer, and requires advance reservations for group visits.
Visitors can experience overnight stays within the original bunker facilities, sleeping in authentic underground chambers while participating in immersive 16-hour historical programs.
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