Hidden beneath the city: the mystery of Bunker 703!

💞Reasons to Recommend: Even though I’m living in Moscow, I only recently heard about and visited Bunker-703. This underground structure, hidden beneath ordinary buildings in the city center, dates back to the Cold War era. Built in the 1950s, the bunker was designed to withstand a nuclear threat and has only recently been opened to the public. Descending about 14 floors underground, you step into a maze of concrete corridors, old equipment, and rooms that once housed secret service employees. The atmosphere is a bit eerie but absolutely captivating. During the tour, you’ll see the operations center, life-support systems, and even vintage communication devices—some of which you can touch and even try out. The most thrilling part of the tour is the light show with fog effects (I’m not sure what it’s officially called, but it’s mesmerizing!). This place is definitely worth a visit for a truly unforgettable experience! Book your tour in advance! 📍 Address: 2nd Novokuznetsky Lane, 14с2 🚇 Subway station: Paveletskaya 💰Ticket Price : 1400 RUB #localguides #historicallandmarks #moscow #russia #hiddengems #instagramworthydestinations